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This video discusses the history of aperture technology in smartphones, questioning why Apple receives praise for a feature Samsung used in 2018 and Nokia introduced as early as 2009 with the N86 model. The speaker argues that these older devices already possessed this capability to control light, suggesting that current excitement is misplaced because the innovation was not new. The content compares the timelines of different phone manufacturers to highlight how long ago similar advanced camera features were first implemented in mobile devices.
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iPhone 18 Pro Camera Revives a Feature Nokia Had in 2009 Apple’s new iPhone 18 Pro has brought variable aperture photography to the iPhone for the first time.
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