Hey Friends,<br /><br />Hands-on with Oppo's under-display camera prototype<br />Front-facing cameras that are able to see through smartphone display panels were theorized long before we thought it even possible to produce them. Recent teases from Xiaomi and Oppo<br />New ERA of Camera Technology: UNDER DISPLAY CAMERA.<br />Xiaomi and Oppo recently teased their under display camera phones on twitter. Giving us full display, they are trying to fit the front facing camera on the screen itself.<br />Pop-up camera, shark rising camera, flip camera and now it comes the camera under the screen display giving us a immersive full viewing experience on the screen.<br />How under display camera works?<br />We can still see a ghostly outline of the camera under the display, but it doesn't require a permanent notch or hole to function and therefore doesn't block image.<br />Xiaomi and Oppo are developing an under-screen front-facing smartphone camera, which doesn't require a notch or hole to function, and the company has decided to tell us how it works.<br />So the introduction of under-screen front-facing cameras can't come soon. Xiaomi's and Oppo's solution to the problem removes the need for a notch or hole, but requires a custom smartphone display in order to work.<br />Xiaomi's senior vice president Wang Xiang tweeted out images accompanied by an expalanation of how its under-screen camera technology works. The reason phones need a notch is because the camera requires any materials above it to be transparent to allow light to enter. In a normal phone display this is not the case as the cathode and anode layers aren't transparent.<br />Oppo introduced both customized display and camera module to make the technology work. The part of the screen that is above the lens is made of a unique highly-transparent material with redesigned pixel structure to ensure optimal transmittance of light. The camera is also special - it comes with a large aperture, a big sensor, and greater pixel size to combat any light refraction.<br />Xiaomi solved the transparency problem by developing a display-in-a-display. It integrates a small rectangular area into the phone's display which uses a "special low-reflective glass with high transmittance." The front-facing camera sits underneath. It allows the screen to display imagery unhindered, but at the same time doesn't block light reaching the camera when in use.<br />Oppo unveils the world’s first under-screen selfie camera<br />Coming to a commercial phone ‘in the near future’<br />Oppo and Honor have also confirmed they are working on notch-less smartphones without motorised parts.<br />Xiaomi has developed a custom display to integrate camera<br />A small transparent area is made of special low-reflectance glass<br /><br /><br />Thanks For watching
