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Nokia has won a patent for Camera’s Adjustable Aperture

Srinivas Srinivas · · ⏱ 1 min read ·

In the next few years point-and-shoot handheld cameras will soon take on existing smart phone cameras which has been prevailing among us for such a long time. Nokia has been recently awarded as a patent for modification of smart phone camera in the aperture portion by making it adjustable.

This new modification has been implemented in handsets like Nokia Lumia 920 possess a large aperture size of f/2.0 & also consists of best low light shooters while another handset named as Nokia 808 Pureview possess f/2.4 aperture & can capture great quality pictures in poor conditions.

The technology is quite simple by using electrical circuit a voltage will be applied to electrodes. As a result of the ongoing current, electro-active centre unit squeezes & which in turn adjusts the aperture.

“Small aperture with high f- number increases the sharpness of distant objects, or in other words increases depth-of-field, which means more elements of a picture, from foreground to background, become sharply focused. This can create a distinct sense of depth to a photograph, drawing the viewer into the picture. It is well-known that small apertures are used especially for most landscape photographs,” as mentioned in the Nokia’s patent application.

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Written by Srinivas

Telecommunications professional with over 18 years of industry experience specializing in mobile network operations, telecom performance analytics, and emerging wireless technologies. Experienced in analyzing network KPIs, troubleshooting service quality issues, and interpreting telecom infrastructure trends across 4G and 5G ecosystems. Passionate about simplifying complex telecom technologies for readers, the author provides practical insights into network performance, telecom innovations, spectrum developments, and the evolving digital connectivity landscape.