iPhone 6s will be launched in the fall of this year by the company Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), and according to new information that appeared during this day, it seems that Apple intends to keep the 8 megapixel camera of its terminals. The information comes from an Asian analyst, who analyzed the situation of the Largan company, the main supplier of cameras for the Apple company and the iDevices launched in recent years. Discussing the poor financial results of those from Largan, the analyst claims that smartphone manufacturers are hardly making the transition from 8 megapixel cameras to 16 megapixel ones, and Apple is not among them at the moment.
Jeff Pu said that the camera specifications of the next-generation iPhone, dubbed iPhone 6S, will remain the same as the current iPhone 6 at 8-megapixels, limiting potential catalysts to push Largan's stock price higher in the second half of the year.
Practically the analyst says that Apple currently has no intention of offering the possibility of recording photos at a resolution higher than 8 megapixels, and this can be questioned considering the popularity of 4K monitors. The 8 megapixel resolution is lower than 4K, and despite the fact that Apple sells iMacs with 5K screens, it does not intend to offer the possibility of recording photos that are visible on the entire screen under optimal conditions. Despite this, the use of a camera module with a resolution of 8 megapixels for iPhone 6S it will not affect the quality of recorded photos, Apple will most likely implement a better image sensor.
That said, keeping the 8 megapixels for the camera iPhone 6S it's not hard to believe, and that's because Apple has the habit of making major changes of this kind only when it believes that they are really necessary.
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