iPhone's photo and video capabilities are among the best on the market. However, the cameras of Cupertino smartphones have one serious drawback, which the company intends to correct in the new generation of devices.
According to tipster Yeux1122, Apple is testing new lens coating technology. It will have to appear at least in the iPhone 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max.
The technology is called Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD), which translates to “atomic layer deposition technology.” With its help, Apple intends to improve image quality, namely, to reduce the number of glares that often appear in photos and videos. These artifacts are especially noticeable in shots taken at night in the presence of many light sources.
ALD technology, unlike other types of anti-reflective coatings, involves a more uniform application to the lenses, which improves quality.
According to tipster Yeux1122, Apple is testing new lens coating technology. It will have to appear at least in the iPhone 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max.
The technology is called Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD), which translates to “atomic layer deposition technology.” With its help, Apple intends to improve image quality, namely, to reduce the number of glares that often appear in photos and videos. These artifacts are especially noticeable in shots taken at night in the presence of many light sources.
ALD technology, unlike other types of anti-reflective coatings, involves a more uniform application to the lenses, which improves quality.
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