Best! LG V30 So First Smartphone with Aperture Camera F / 1.6

A top mobile phone from LG which reportedly will be announced at the end of this month began to show little by little technological sophistication diusungnya. On this occasion, LG tried to show off the sophistication of V30 photography is said to be the first smartphone in the world to use the camera with apperture of f / 1.6. The wide lens opening makes the V30 camera capable of receiving up to 25% more light than other smartphones that use only F / 1.8 lens openings like the iPhone 7 for example. In addition to the lens diaphragm, LG will also wear a lens made of glass that promised to produce sharper images and more closely the original.

However, it is not clear whether the two cameras on the back of the V30 will benefit from the increase. The move is taken by LG is also showing the company's focus in developing the upper class mobile phone. Two years ago LG V10 made consumers impressed with the quality of the camera diusungnya. Then the LG V20 comes with the best sound quality as the main selling point. While on the V30, LG looks very serious in its efforts to provide audio and camera experience in one device at once.

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In addition to the two things above, LG is also known to work on an impressive product design with a more compact dimension dimensions even with a wider diagonal screen. Vendors are also heavy rival Samsung is also revealed that their latest phones will be packed later in dimensions smaller than the V20 despite carrying a 6-inch screen larger than the previous 5.7-inch size.
The increase in the quality of the resulting image is also trying to be achieved by LG by reducing the distortion obtained from the application of wide-angle lens. The fisheye effect caused by shooting by the front of the camera in a far too wide angle is attempted to be pressed by up to one-third to produce a more ideal image for a selfie or wefie group. V30 camera will also be supported also with a series of features such as laser AF, OIS and EIS. (Galing)