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High-end photographers can get images in RAW format, which allows for more versatile editing, matching what many leading cameras now have.Īpple is announcing the iPhone 7 at an event in San Francisco on Wednesday.Īpple's iPhone is getting an updated home button and will come with water and dust protection.Īpple says the iPhone 7 is now force sensitive, so responses can differ based on how hard you press it. Other camera improvements include a new flash with four rather than two shades of color to match ambient light.

While many consumers likely feel their current phone cameras are 'good enough,' analyst Jan Dawson of Jackdaw Research says the extra capabilities may appeal to millions of people who like to post photos on social media, in the hope of impressing friends and earning 'likes' for their posts.ĭawson says the new smartphone cameras still don't match the capabilities of SLR cameras, but they offer improvements that may appeal to the 'vanity' of social media users. Other smartphone makers including LG and Motorola are also starting to offer models with dual lenses to improve picture quality. The two lenses will also sense depth and allow users to blur backgrounds in images, mimicking an effect that typically requires changing the lens aperture in stand-alone cameras.

He also says the Lightning port was designed years ago with digital audio in mind. Schiller says removing the port frees up space in the phone for newer technologies. Schiller says it comes down to 'courage to move on to something new.' There's also the dilemma of where to plug in a set of headphones if the charging port is already being used to plug in a power cord.Īpple will include an adapter with the iPhone 7 for those with older headphones.Īpple marketing chief Philip W. Critics have already complained that their old headphones won't fit in the charging port without an adapter. The long-rumored decision to ditch the 3.5 millimeter headphone jack could cause an outcry from consumers. Instead, the company is making iPhone owners listen with wireless Bluetooth headsets or with earphones that can plug into the phone's digital 'Lightning' port, which has been used primarily for charging. Apple's next iPhones will come without the analog headphone jack that's been standard on iPhones and most other electronic devices for years.

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