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Change iphone front camera to 5mp

jlaier

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Make the forward facing camera at least 5 mb camera.
 
That's impossible now. Max ever even for a slate is 3mp, and 1.3mp on phone.
 
5mp for the front camera? even 1.3mp is good but it will be a long time before we see 5mp on smart phones.. maybe the iphone 10 will have that lol
 
Unleashed said:
5mp for the front camera? even 1.3mp is good but it will be a long time before we see 5mp on smart phones.. maybe the iphone 10 will have that lol

If its still calls the iPhone then!
 
What's makes it so hard to have a 5mp front facing camera? If they can have 2 cameras on a phone why couldn't one be 5 mp?
 
What's makes it so hard to have a 5mp front facing camera? If they can have 2 cameras on a phone why couldn't one be 5 mp?
they can make it 5MP in from, even 10MP in front, the trouble is that the front camera is build in for communication reasons, meaning that you are going to be uploading your live 5MP front camera to your contact and your contact will be streaming your live 5MP in order to see you. If you know the size of mb/s of connection speed both side must have in order to effectively be able to see each other front videos, then you will understand that with our actual technologies, no company can afford putting 5MP of camera in front for wireless communications.
You might think that your connection is fast enough, but it's deeper than you think. You are emitting your video in 5MP and uploading it to a server, you need to have a better upload speed, the sever need to be capable of handling your 5MB binaries, your concat iPhone should be able to download the 5MB video forward to him by the server on time, the iPhone should be able to convert the receive binaries into video images on time. The more the video pixel is, the more hard it will be for the server and the iPhone to render send/receive videos data on time in order to have a natural (without intermittent cut off every 2 seconds) video conversation. That's why you will see the back camera is having 5MP and the front is having way less MP, it's all boil down to connectivity and image processing by the server, and uploading/downloading videos speed, do you understand?
 
bab2010 said:
they can make it 5MP in from, even 10MP in front, the trouble is that the front camera is build in for communication reasons, meaning that you are going to be uploading your live 5MP front camera to your contact and your contact will be streaming your live 5MP in order to see you. If you know the size of mb/s of connection speed both side must have in order to effectively be able to see each other front videos, then you will understand that with our actual technologies, no company can afford putting 5MP of camera in front for wireless communications.
You might think that your connection is fast enough, but it's deeper than you think. You are emitting your video in 5MP and uploading it to a server, you need to have a better upload speed, the sever need to be capable of handling your 5MB binaries, your concat iPhone should be able to download the 5MB video forward to him by the server on time, the iPhone should be able to convert the receive binaries into video images on time. The more the video pixel is, the more hard it will be for the server and the iPhone to render send/receive videos data on time in order to have a natural (without intermittent cut off every 2 seconds) video conversation. That's why you will see the back camera is having 5MP and the front is having way less MP, it's all boil down to connectivity and image processing by the server, and uploading/downloading videos speed, do you understand?

In addition to that, it's not physically possible to put a 5MP camera on the front with and 8MP+ on the back. The phone would be impossibly large, and there's really no point.
 
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