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According to MacRumors, yeux1122, a Naver blog user, recently shared insights obtained from a source within Apple's supply chain regarding potential upgrades to the Pro cameras in the upcoming iPhone 16, aligning with the latest rumors surrounding the device.
The information suggests that Apple may be exploring the integration of atomic layer disposition (ALD) technology to enhance the camera capabilities significantly. ALD presents a promising solution to address various issues plaguing current camera systems, including ghosting, light artifacts, and environmental degradation.
ALD works by meticulously layering gases atop one another on the surface and then removing excess material to allow the layers to solidify seamlessly, resulting in a surface with minimal roughness or imperfections. This precise process could enable Apple to create exceptionally thin camera components while also facilitating the application of specialized coatings to mitigate glare, halos, and other light-based aberrations directly onto the camera hardware.
Moreover, these ALD-coated layers could serve a dual purpose by providing additional protection against environmental hazards such as dust and grime, thereby safeguarding the camera's performance and longevity. Additionally, by minimizing the occurrence of ghosting—where a faint secondary image overlays the primary captured image—Apple aims to deliver an even more immersive and high-fidelity photography experience to users.
