Presently,
Electronics giant LG is riding high with LG V20, a smart phone that is setting
the pace on smartphone photography.
The
LG V20 uses a dual-lens camera; instead of one sensor on the back of the phone
you have two. The LG V20 features wide-angle lenses on the front and back of
the handset. This, combined with the two rear facing cameras enables the device
to deliver 360 Degree multiple
panoramic shots.
The
wide-angle lens
lets you take truly stunning action photos of things right in front of you. The
wide angle capabilities of the front and rear cameras capture action photography with
an inclusive background, meaning users get more in the frame and leave nothing
out.
Commenting
on the development, Moses Marji, General Marketing Managing E.A said: “Addressing changing consumer needs as well
as innovation that matches customers' tastes, have been key in driving success
for this device as many customers wanted a smart phone that could easily
deliver quality images and videos without tinkering with the treasured moments,
and deliver on growth of their social currency”.
The
front camera "with a 120-degree lens expands the selfie experience to take
bigger pictures with even more friends while the rear camera with its
135-degree lens is perfect for taking pictures in front of, say, a gorgeous
vista or inside a gigantic stadium," Mr. Marji explained .
The
V20 is the first smartphone in the world to run on Google's latest Android
mobile operating system called "Nougat" and adopts Google's new search
app “In Apps”.
However,
camera-makers are also hitting back by launching mirror-less cameras with a Wi-Fi
function. These cameras have a lighter body than a digital single-lens reflex,
and they allow changing of lenses.
The
Wi-Fi function on these cameras makes it easy to share pictures online through social media, helping the
camera makers fight their battle against the smartphones.
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