We disassembled Huawei Glory 7 before. With good configuration and exquisite workmanship, it is indeed a very good domestic mobile phone. In addition, Huawei has also launched a Glory 7i camera that can rotate 180 degrees, a manual rotating camera with a mechanical axis, a 13 million pixel back lit camera, and a F2.0 aperture. The camera that can be flipped freely can greatly facilitate users who like taking selfies. According to the press conference, Glory 7i has an exaggerated life of 100000 flips (136 times a day can be used for 2 years), and its durability is very reliable. There is no need to worry about the damage of the shaft due to its service life. Today we will take a look at other phones that can flip the camera in addition to the Glory 7i.
Now, of course, OPPO N3 is the most technologically advanced, and the electric rotary camera is unique. OPPO launched a mobile phone with a rotatable camera from N1, which can be said to be very innovative, with 13 million pixels, F2.0 large aperture, and dual LED fill lights. It became the first choice for people who love taking selfies. On the N3, OPPO is even more creative. It uses an electric rotating camera with 16 million pixels and a rotating range of 206 degrees, saving the trouble of manual rotation. OPPO N3 has two modes: fast rotation and slow rotation. The fast rotation mode can quickly switch the camera to the front mode within 1 second, which is faster and more convenient than manual rotation. The slow rotation mode can rotate slowly according to the user's operation.
The camera and all components are integrated in the camera module, and the rotation is controlled by an electric motor installed in the body.
Now let's take a look at an "alternative" design that can also achieve the same self portrait.
In addition to the design of the rotatable camera, in order to achieve the same shooting effect, Meitu mobile phone simply adopts the same design of front and rear cameras. The front and rear cameras of Meitu mobile phone 2 are both 13 million yuan. The rear camera has a large lens circle, which looks like a card camera at first, while the front camera is a beauty camera for self taking.
When OPPO N1 was launched, it was called the first smart phone with a rotating camera. In fact, it has many "unintelligent" predecessors. If you define S60 as a smart phone, N1 is not even the first "smart phone" with a rotating camera, As early as 2005, Nokia launched a mobile phone that can rotate both the camera and the screen - let me take a look at the design of the N90's flip in the era of ancient "smart" phones.
The Nokia N90 has a 2 million Carl Zeiss certified lens with an aperture of 2.9, 135 degree rotation and auto focus. These parameters may be bland or even detested at present, but they were already excellent at that time. The camera and the screen share a composite triple axis, and the flip, camera and screen can rotate, which really turns where you want to shoot.
Now let's introduce the Nokia N93, which is a famous movie star mobile phone. The mobile phone that turned into a small robot in Transformers 1 is the N93i, with auto focus, 3.2 million Carl Zeiss certified lens and aperture of 3.3. Unlike the N90, the N93's camera cannot rotate, but the screen can rotate, realizing the self portrait of the main camera in a way of "saving the nation by curve".
Next, we will introduce Nokia's 32502 megapixel camera, which is designed on the side of the keyboard and rotates 180 degrees counterclockwise and 90 degrees clockwise. At the same time, there are music playback control buttons on the back of the keyboard.
The design of the 5700 is similar to the 3250 just introduced, but the appearance design is younger and more fashionable. The camera is also 2 million pixels, rotating 180 degrees counterclockwise and 90 degrees clockwise. Want to take a selfie? Twist.
In addition to Nokia, Samsung has also launched mobile phones with rotatable cameras, SCH-W579， The 2 megapixel camera is located on a module that can rotate independently on the screen axis, and can be rotated 180 degrees manually.
In addition to these, there are also many models with excellent design in remote PDAs. For example, the Sony Clie series was worshipped in the Palm OS era.
The SGH-NX70v first used a PDA with a rotary camera, which can rotate 300 thousand pixels at 270 degrees. The lens shaft is equipped with anti-skid wheels, which can rotate manually. As the earliest optional rotary camera model, the design of NX70v is still in date.
The PEG-NZ90 is different from the NX70v in design. The NZ90 adopts the way of installing the camera on the screen axis. Although the lens only has two angles of opening and closing the flip, the camera can be used in both directions through the way that the Nokia N93 screen can rotate.
At first, the PEG-UX50 looks more like a mini laptop or an electronic dictionary, but in fact it is a handheld computer running Palm OS. What's interesting is that this weird looking PDA is also equipped with a 310000 pixel camera that can rotate 300 degrees. At the same time, the screen can also rotate, almost achieving universal shooting.
Well, today's science popularization of rotary cameras has come to an end. Do we have a full understanding of the history of rotary cameras? Whether it is the Sony Clie series in the era of PDA or the current OPPO N3 electric rotary camera, although the implementation forms are different, the pixels have also soared from 300000 to 16 million, But the purpose is the same - to make it easier for everyone to take selfies more freely. Technology is people-oriented. Let's feel the progress of technology together.
(Some pictures are from the network)
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