A $2,000 iPhone Without Pro Cameras?
from Phonegram News
You're about to pay two thousand dollars for Apple's foldable iPhone, but its camera can't even shoot ProRAW. That's right. The iPhone Duo has some wild new party tricks. You can half-fold it to sit like its own tripod. It uses AI to snap group photos automatically when everyone is in frame. It even flashes Peanuts cartoon characters on the outer screen to get toddlers looking right at the lens. Plus, you can finally take crisp 48-megapixel selfies using the main camera with the outside screen as your viewfinder. Here's the catch. For two grand, you get zero telephoto zoom. No ProRes video, no spatial capture, and no Pro manual controls. It's essentially a standard base iPhone camera tucked inside a futuristic folding body. Mind-blowing hardware, but serious creators might want to hold onto their wallets.
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You're about to pay two thousand dollars for Apple's foldable iPhone, but its camera can't even shoot ProRAW. That's right. The iPhone Duo has some wild new party tricks. You can half-fold it to sit like its own tripod. It uses AI to snap group photos automatically when everyone is in frame. It even flashes Peanuts cartoon characters on the outer screen to get toddlers looking right at the lens. Plus, you can finally take crisp 48-megapixel selfies using the main camera with the outside scr...
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