LG V30 to Be the First Smartphone to Sport f/1.6 Lens for Dual-Camera; Company Confirms

LG is all set to announce its upcoming 2017 flagship smartphone – the LG V30 – on August 31 at IFA, in Berlin. We have witnessed a lot of leaks and renders of the V30 in the past few weeks and looks like the company itself has no qualms about shedding some light on the key features of the upcoming LG V30.

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Last week, LG had announced that the V30 will ditch the secondary ‘ticker’ screen seen in the V10 and V20, in favour of an extra tall 18:9 OLED display with a floating bar-type menu. In a statement released by the company today, we have learned that the V30 will be LG’s first camera phone with f/1.6 aperture lens.

The LG V30 is said to have a dual-camera setup – one featuring a wide-angle lens while the other comes with a f/1.6 aperture lens. The company claims that the F/1.6 lens will bring more light to the sensor as opposed to the f/1.7 lens used in Samsung Galaxy S8.

LG will supposedly use a glass crystal lens for colour reproduction as well. Along with the new construction, the camera setup will feature optical image stabilization, laser detection autofocus, and electronic image stabilization. The rear camera module will be 30 percent smaller in size as opposed to that of the V20. Also, the wide-angle camera lens has been upgraded to reduce distortion by a third when compared to that of the V20.