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IPhone 17 Selfie Camera Technology Explained - News Directory 3

IPhone 17 Selfie Camera Technology Explained

September 11, 2025 Lisa Park Tech
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Original source: heise.de

Here’s a breakdown of the key information from the provided text, focusing‍ on the iPhone 17‘s new front-facing camera:

18 Megapixel Sensor: all iPhone 17 models ‍(including the Air, Pro, and Pro Max) will feature an 18-megapixel front camera, an upgrade from the previous⁢ 12-megapixel sensor.
Square Sensor Format: The sensor shape has changed from a 4:3 format to a square format. This is a critically important improvement as it allows ⁣for better framing⁢ of‍ selfies, ⁤especially when taking group photos – users won’t be forced ⁣to hold the phone horizontally. AI-Powered Framing: The camera system ⁤uses AI to recognize the number of people ⁤in the frame and automatically adjust the format accordingly. Users can also⁣ manually adjust zoom and rotation if they prefer.
Wider Field of View: The new sensor offers a broader field of view.
Center Stage: The “Center Stage” feature, which keeps the user ⁢in frame during video calls, is also included.
4K HDR Video: The larger sensor enables stabilized 4K HDR video recording.
*⁤ Older Models: Apple is discontinuing the iPhone ‍15 models, leaving only the iPhone 16, 16⁤ Plus, and⁣ 16e with selfie sensors below 18 megapixels.

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