Description

Features of a Mobile Front Camera

1. Selfie & Video Call Support – Captures photos, records videos, and enables video calling via apps like WhatsApp, Zoom, and FaceTime.
2. Megapixel Count – Ranges from 5MP to 50MP+, with high-end devices featuring AI enhancements for better image quality.
3. Aperture Size (f/1.8 – f/2.4) – Determines how much light enters the sensor; wider apertures (lower f-number) improve low-light performance.
4. HDR & AI Enhancement – Improves dynamic range, color accuracy, and facial beauty effects for better selfies.
5. Face Unlock Feature – Used for biometric authentication in security features like Face ID and Face Unlock.
6. Autofocus & Fixed Focus:
   • Autofocus – Adjusts focus dynamically for sharper images.
   • Fixed Focus – Common in budget smartphones, keeps a set focus distance.
7. Wide-Angle & Ultrawide Lenses – Some phones include ultrawide selfie cameras for group photos.
8. Night Mode & Low-Light Performance – Advanced cameras use AI algorithms and larger sensors for better low-light selfies.
9. Video Recording Capabilities:
   • Full HD (1080p), 4K, and even 8K video support in premium models.
   • 60FPS (Frames Per Second) & Slow-Motion Video for smooth recording.
   • Electronic Image Stabilization (EIS) or Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) for steady video.
10. Dual Front Cameras & Pop-Up Cameras:

• Some phones use dual front cameras for depth effects and ultrawide selfies.
• Pop-up cameras & under-display cameras offer a full-screen experience without notches or punch holes.

11. Common Issues:

• Blurry or Low-Quality Images – Caused by dirty lenses, software issues, or low-resolution sensors.
• Camera Not Opening or Crashing – Might be due to software bugs or hardware failure.
• Overexposed or Dark Selfies – Results from poor lighting conditions or incorrect camera settings.