Sentences with phrase «mm telephoto lens with»

The biggest change here is the new dual camera system which consists of a 28 mm wide - angle f / 1.8 aperture lens and a 56 mm telephoto lens with f / 2.8 aperture.

The first lens in the iPhone 7 Plus is the same wide - angle 28 mm lens included in the iPhone 7, but it is installed alongside a second 12 - megapixel 56 mm telephoto lens with an f / 2.8 aperture.

Not exact matches

The setup is comprised of two 12 - megapixel sensors, with one standard 28 mm lens and the other being a telephoto at 50 mm.

-- Tamron 28 - 75 mm Lens — I brought this instead of my 300 mm telephoto lens because it weighs less, it's smaller, and it's better in low light with a 2.8 aperture.

The camera setup includes a 12 MP wide - angle 26 mm f / 2.2 lens and another 12 MP 50 mm f / 2.6 telephoto lens, with a dual - tone LED flash.

With this configuration, one is mated to a wide - angle lens while the other is a 56 mm telephoto lens.

The main camera is equipped with a wide - angle 27 mm f / 1.8 lens, the secondary telephoto camera comes with a 52 mm f / 2.6 lens for 2x optical zoom shots.

Called the «telephoto» lens, this f / 2.8 with 56 mm lens shooter lets you capture images with up to 2x optical zoom capability.

The 50 mm telephoto lens captures the main image and the wide - angle lens assists with the depth of field measurement, and the two lenses work together to create a bokeh.

The company has taken the iPhone 7 Plus's dual camera approach with each 12 - megapixel paired to different glass — there's a 25 mm wide angle lens (close to the 7 Plus's 28 mm) aided with a gaping f / 1.7 aperture and a 56 mm telephoto lens (right on par with said competitor).

For iPhone 7 Plus users, the camera app will offer a new portrait mode that takes advantage of the 56 mm focal length telephoto lens to create shots with depth of field and bokeh effects.

Portrait mode, which debuted on the iPhone 7, uses the phone's rear cameras — two 12 - megapixel sensors, one with a 56 mm «telephoto» lens — to separate foreground subjects (i.e., a person) from the background (everything else) with a subtle blur.

Similar in design to an SLR, but more compact, it has an 18X optical zoom lens with a range from 27 mm to 486 mm, making it a versatile system for wide - angle and telephoto photography.