So LG was right afterall.
Apple started the dual camera craze by pairing a telephoto lens with the main camera. Of course, the Android OEMs copied the look, but they all have varied solutions for the second lens. Huawei put a monochrome camera. The rest either copied the telephoto way, or put in a low res camera for depth sensor. But apparently those aren't what customers are looking for as things are changing. Huawei, Xiaomi, and Samsung finally opted for the ultrawide angle lens as their second (or third) camera.
Of course the funny thing was, LG did it first way back as their second camera. (poor LG)
Will Apple follow suit? After using the XR a few times, I think the bokeh thing does not need the telephoto lens per se. Meanwhile, ultrawide angle lens can be useful in many situations like landscapes or group shots.
Apple started the dual camera craze by pairing a telephoto lens with the main camera. Of course, the Android OEMs copied the look, but they all have varied solutions for the second lens. Huawei put a monochrome camera. The rest either copied the telephoto way, or put in a low res camera for depth sensor. But apparently those aren't what customers are looking for as things are changing. Huawei, Xiaomi, and Samsung finally opted for the ultrawide angle lens as their second (or third) camera.
Of course the funny thing was, LG did it first way back as their second camera. (poor LG)
Will Apple follow suit? After using the XR a few times, I think the bokeh thing does not need the telephoto lens per se. Meanwhile, ultrawide angle lens can be useful in many situations like landscapes or group shots.