It was rumoured that the new Google Nexus 5 might sport a new DigitalOptics MEMS camera, but the company has come out of the shadows to claim that the reports were inaccurate, but it also provided us with new information that Oppo, not LG, is going to be the first company in the world to use its Multi-Focus capable 8 Megapixel MEMS camera unit. To say Oppo is serious about cameras on its phones is an understatement. Even the Oppo R819, as noted in our review, has a great camera for the price and the N1's 13 megapixel camera is touted as being superior to others. And marching on, the company is all set to use the innovative Lytro-like multi focus cameras on its phones. Coupled with an Omnivision 8 Megapixel sensor and the Fujitsu Milbeaut ISP, the MEMS camera unit's lens actuator allows the sensor to capture pictures at super fast speeds. So fast that it can take six pictures instantly with different focus points and combine them into a single image. This enables Lytro-like focus manipulation AFTER taking a photo, and enables really interesting results. One can change the focus of after taking a photo, just by touching a ...Source: http://www.fonearena.com/blog/84218/oppo-to-be-the-first-to-bring-lytro-like-multifocus-to-its-phones-with-digitaloptics-mems-camera.html
