GM It seems to be
about focal length.
Not exact matches
The metamaterial flat lens achieves its refractive action over a distance of
about two wavelengths of UV light,
about half a millionth of a meter — a
focal length challenging to achieve with conventional refractive optics such as glass lenses.
There's but one fact on the Hubble Telescope's optics which must be kept in mind: The Hubble telescope has a very long
focal length of 190 feet (58 m), and thus a one degree field measures one full meter in the space telescope's
focal plane, and one arc minute
about 1.7 cm.
This doesn't depend on a longer
focal length lens like the iPhone 7 Plus, however, it's more
about what the software is doing: with the ability to track 190 points of a face, it will ensure exposure is best for the subject, then pseudo-bokeh the background for a more pro-like overall effect.