LG patent hints towards a phone with 16 cameras

2018-11-26 12:35

Do you think four or five lenses on a smartphone camera are enough? Well, LG may not agree with you. The company’s recently filed patent hints towards a possible 16-lens camera on a phone. The patent, first spotted by LetsGoDigital, suggests matrix arrangements of 16 cameras with different curvatures.

These formations can be used to take photos of an object from different angles. The core aim of this design is to produce a moving image captured through multiple lenses. The images in the patent note that camera setup on the back of the phone sports a mirror for selfies and…

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