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Apple iPhone 11 Pro cameras explained: Why three and what is Deep Fusion?

Posted on September 11, 2019 By Jarvis

On the 10 September 2019 Apple unveiled its latest top-end smartphone: the iPhone 11 Pro. Yep, the Cupertino-based company has jumped on the ‘Pro’ naming convention that’s so prevalent this year, labelling its flagship smartphone as even more special, largely thanks to those three lenses on the rear.

Personal opinion interjection here: we think the layout of these three cameras looks all kinds of wrong, but as the design has been teased through leaks for months prior it’s almost softened the blow of seeing it for real.
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