Dumb take; that's basically saying wanting a flush camera lens is unreasonable. It's reasonable, it's been done before, it can be done again. No need for the typical Apple condescending attitude.
You're correct, I was thinking that the battery was behind the cameras for some reason. Should have looked that up before commenting.
If your going to split hairs like that, then Huawei has a completely different design with the flash on the camera plateau(Which was copied from Apple from 2017), and the new rumored design has the camera flash on the body of the phone. and Huawei has like 4 camera lenses on that thing.
Of course the 14 PM's bokeh wont' compare to a true full frame camera. But at a 1/1.3" sensor size, it will have far more noticeable bokeh than a tiny sensor like back in the iPhone 6 days. 1/1.3" is what... a 3x-ish crop factor? I'd take getting some depth of field in my photos than practically nothing from those tiny smartphone cameras that were like 7-8x crop factor.
I don't think the company worth 2.92 trillion needs advice from random forum users.
What is that cutout on the right of the pill shape? Another lens? Also its not in the same place, and if it just has to be the pill shape, I phone 7 Plus had the Pill shape, in September of 2016.
Flush camera is nice to have but to have a flush camera with a large sensor/lens you would just have a massive brick. The camera adds about 50% in thickness where the phone would be 13mm thick.
I suspect everything at Apple software and hardware related is just in time now. They are pushing their engineers and programmers to the limit of what can be done to meet this ridiculous need to have something new to talk about EVERY year. Marketing is calling the shots now, not the engineers.
Sorry, not possible. If you have a 15 Pro, you can map the action button to a shortcut to launch any app, including a 3rd party camera app.
That’s Random Forum User #818 to you!
