How can he Apple use dual flash at iPhone 5s

Relating iPhone The 5S is rumored to have a so-called dual flash, but what is that supposed to be? I was talking about dual flash with a friend who owns a company. Foxon.sk and he has already made a few photos and films. Dual flash could Apple can basically be used for three things, one of which is also real, but less likely. Moreover, thanks to the software that iPhone contains, it is possible that Apple can use the dual flash for all three options at once.

Olympus has long since started using dual flash on some of its cameras, which worked on a simple principle. While the orange or, in the case of iPhone 5S is talking about the yellow color, it illuminated the object, the camera could focus on the given object during autofocus even when the given object was in complete darkness. Of course, this only works for closer objects, for example, if we are photographing the face of a person standing one to two meters away from us, the yellow light can first illuminate a point on the given object, which the camera will then focus on. The standard white flash then takes care of the standard flash.

The second option is nochat orange or yellow light could flash, or even shine during the photo shoot itself. In that case, the photo would have a sweeter touch, so to speak, and its colors would be more pleasing to the eye, especially on the small screen of a mobile phone or iPad. There would be no question of color realism, but Instagram, for example, with its 130 million users, has clearly shown us that color realism is important when taking photos with a mobile phone.onem is not possible at all. On the contrary, people want attractive photos that will look appealing at first glance and will attract the attention of most ordinary users.

The third option, which looks a bit like the realm of dreams, is really real and can be used not only theoretically, but also practically. A pair of flashes can illuminate an object with a different shade, and software with a special algorithm can then create a 3D shot from the photo. You don't always need two lenses to create a 3D photo, if you have a really clever algorithm and a dual flash, you can create a 3D effect even if you only use one lens. Another last option is to use a pair of flashes to amplify the existing flash. According to the laws of physics, a dual flash, which will contain a pair of identical LEDs, can illuminate an object 1,4 times more distant than that which can be illuminated by only one diode. In that case, however, it is necessary to have two identical diodes with the same color.