iPhone Front Camera Should Be Full 1080p HD
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Staten Island, NY Posted: 5/17/2016 1:00:00 AM
Everyone loves taking Selfies. The only problem is the front camera isn't as clear as the back camera.
More pictures today are taken using an iPhone than any other camera, including traditional camera brands like Nikon, Canon, and Sony, which is why Apple spends a lot of time improving the primary camera on the back of the iPhone.
The latest iPhone can not only shoot stills that can rival some DSLRs, it can even shoot jaw dropping 4K video, which until recently, was only available in very expensive professional cameras.
With that in mind, it's hard to believe the front camera on the iPhone still can't even shoot in full 1080p HD. While this may not sound important to some people, the fact is a large number of photos and videos taken today are Selfies, taken with the front facing camera.
Right now, if you want to take a high quality Selfie, you need to use the back camera, which means you can't see what you're shooting.
I love the image quality of the back camera. It's time they finally brought at least some of that quality to the front.
Joe Crescenzi, Founder
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