How the iPhone X cameras workThe front and back cameras on the iPhone X are extraordinary. No wonder more people take pictures with their iPhone than any other camera.
Apple's latest flagship iPhone, the iPhone X has a lot of new features, but none so spectacular as the TrueDepth front-facing camera, which was built for practically-perfect facial recognition, but whose technology benefits all other aspects of photography. The backside camera ain't no slouch, either.
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iPhone X is available in stores in limited supplies starting November 3.
TrueDepth is truly deep
The front-facing TrueDepth camera is where other model iPhones house the FaceTime camera. On the iPhone X, the front-facing camera gets a major upgrade in order to support the required technology for Apple's Face ID.
It has an infrared camera, flood illuminator, proximity sensor, ambient light sensor, speaker, microphone, 7MP camera, and Dot projector that hits 30,000 points on your face. The data gathered is processed on App...
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How the iPhone X cameras work
