SEOUL: As LG is eyeing to launch its flagship smartphone LG G4, the news report recons that the company has developed a special camera for the upcoming smartpone which will help the user to see in dark.
LG has developed a six layers lens for its upcoming flagship device LG G4 which is expected to debut on April 20.
One this is clear at the moment the G4’s camera is much more improved than its predecessor. The new device will feature a 16 megapixels rare and an 8 megapixel front camera sensor.
According to reports posted by BusinessKorea, the LG G4 will be able to capture 80% more light than the G3, thanks to a large lens module that is double the size of the one found in LG’s previous flagship handset.
If that isn’t impressive enough, the lens – which is apparently going to be built entirely in-house by LG Innotek – will feature a six-element feature that will offer high-precision, large-diameter shots.
According to the report LG Innotek has also included an ultra-thin 0.1mm glass blue filter, which will prevent infrared emmissions from entering the lens. This will keep the colours in images looking as realistic as possible.
The LG G4’s camera will be 16MP with a wide f/1.8 aperture, so it should be excellent at taking photos in low light conditions.
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