Apple is expected to launch the iPhone 14 series globally in September this year. This series is likely to introduce four handsets, like the previous series. Prior to the launch, Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo revealed that upcoming iPhones will bring major improvements to the front camera from the iPhone 11.
Apple iPhone 14 series might come with
autofocus.
According to Kuo, Apple is likely to abandon the FF solution
with its forward-looking camera for the first time in its history. The iPhone
14 series is expected to come with an autofocus feature. It can come with a “6P
lens and a bright aperture of f / 1.9”. The autofocus feature will help people
who use their front camera by clicking photos and making more video calls. The new iPad Pro with an M2 chip and enhanced cameras could be launched
this year.
According to Ming-Chi Kuo's blog post, Apple has helped set up a new camera for its suppliers for the iPhone 14. All in all, even if Apple decides not to continue with Sony, again, the autofocus feature will be the massive selfie camera development made by Apple over the years. As for other providers, the main lens supplier is expected to be a Genius and CCM (CMOS camera module) will likely be operated by LG Innotek and Cowell.
The same thing has been noted in previous reports.
Additionally, Japan's Sharp may continue to make iPhone selfie cameras. Only,
an unknown Chinese maker is out of the game. Also, as Apple turns to a Korean
manufacturer, the price of making a selfie camera has tripled. Earlier, when
Chinese manufacturers were present, selfie camera production would cost about
one-third of the rear camera price.