Apple will launch the iPhone 18 series in September next year. Many great upgrades are expected in the Pro models of this series. After a long wait, Apple can add variable aperture to the cameras of its Pro models. This feature will give the user the option to adjust the lens according to more or less light. To compete with this, Samsung can copy the camera technology of its years old phones.

Samsung has started preparations

Samsung has also started preparations to compete with iPhone 18 Pro and is testing variable aperture for its devices. However, launching phones with variable aperture is not a new thing for Samsung. The company has used this in its Galaxy S9 smartphone years ago. The Galaxy S9 was the first phone to feature a dual aperture, giving users the option to switch between f/1.5 and f/2.4 depending on lighting conditions. Samsung had provided this feature in its models for many years, but discontinued it at the time of Galaxy S20. Earlier it was said that a variable aperture lens can be added to the Galaxy S26 Ultra, but now it is being speculated that this feature will come in the Galaxy S27 Ultra, which will be launched a few months after the iPhone 18 Pro.

These companies are also offering variable aperture

While Samsung has discontinued this dual aperture feature, this feature is available in the mobiles of Chinese companies. Automatic variable aperture was available in Xiaomi 14 Ultra, it was switched off in 14 Ultra. This feature is available in many Huawei phones. Let us tell you that Apple remains behind in providing new features, but other companies do not lag behind in copying the features found in iPhone.

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