Last month we saw for the first time how the rear camera of the future iPhone could look. It was a square setup with a triple camera, seemingly randomly arranged.
Olixar, a manufacturer of cases and accessories, already has glass protectors for the back of the iPhone 11, and they come in three versions, one for each of the three options that we expect from Apple this year. In addition, the same accessory manufacturer also has a protective film for the iPhone 11 Max, which can be ordered upon request from Mobile Fun UK.
A British retailer made a video about camera protection devices, explaining that Olixar safety devices “are already in mass production and are available for sale, so the company is clearly confident in the layout.” There are three camera guards. The iPhone 11 and 11 Max seem to have identical groups of cameras, while the iPhone 11R will have one less camera.
The first rumors about setting up an iPhone 11 camera suggest that Apple will add a 120 degree wide-angle camera for the first time. The same reports state that telephoto lenses and standard cameras will still be optically stabilized, but with respect to ultra-wide deployment OIS is not planned. Meanwhile, the iPhone 11R will have telephoto lenses and standard cameras, but will not have an extra wide range.
Apple will also have a brighter quad flash on the back and a thinner camera than before. It is also expected that Smart HDR will undergo a significant upgrade to match the competition.
Olixar has a pretty good track record for finding out what future phone cases will look like, but we’re still a little puzzled by screen protection. The presented phone behind it looks very identical to the current iPhone XS Max, but the speaker grille seems twice as thick as before.
Rumors suggest that Face ID will be significantly improved this year, thanks to new sensors that can authenticate you from a wide viewing angle and much closer to the screen. The release of the iPhone is usually scheduled for September, so three months before the announcement of the phone, do you think it will really be a new cluster of iPhone cameras? Also, what do you think of the iPhone 11 at the moment?
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