Vivo is reportedly developing a smartphone that includes a tiny quadcopter drone that slides out from the main body of the device, detaches, and can fly away to allow for better selfie photos. According to patent information published publicly today and found by LetsGoDigital, the design describes what at first glance looks like a typical […]
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Vivo has designed a detachable pop-up camera system that consists of three total cameras and two flashes and runs on its own built-in battery. Detachable smartphone cameras are not a new concept, at least in the design phase.
Acclaimed Magnum photographer and judge on VISION+ Mobile PhotoAwards 2021, Martin Parr has shared his thoughts on how modern smartphone technology has shaped the documentary genre and opened up new opportunities for photographers of all levels of experience.
Vivo has designed a smartphone camera that detaches from the main body of the phone and takes a piece of the display with it, a curious design decision that allows the main cameras to be used for selfies… and more.
vivo has launched the new VISION+ Mobile PhotoAwards 2021, the latest edition of its professional mobile photography competition hosted in partnership with National Geographic. Full disclosure: This article was brought to you by vivo.