BLUBOO Dual Helps You Tell Real Dual Camera Phones from Fake Ones

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Increasing number of dual camera phones are entering in the market. Some makers and sellers even trick customers with fake dual cameras, known as software-level dual camera effect. So how do you find out if you have a real dual camera smartphone or a fake one?

BLUBOO have released their dual camera device BLUBOO Dual. To prove their dual camera model comes with real dual camera setup, they offer some authentic advices on how to recognize fake dual-lens camera.

Well, for starters, in terms of hardware platform, only the MediaTek MTK6737T chipset and better could support twol cameras working in close collaboration. As for those lower-level CPU, they are not enough. Besides, BLUBOO mentioned that there will be a warning if you block the subsidiary camera, reminding you that the secondary camera is blocked. And if you do not move the obstructions you will get images without depth-of-field effect. While for fake dual cameras, there will no warning and you could still get pictures with blurring background due to software tricks.

Moreover, when shooting real dual cameras smartphones allow users to choose the focusing point randomly and adjust the degree of blurring in real time. You could decide where to sharpen or blur, or intensify the sharpening to highlight the main character or shallow the blurring for more details about the background. But fake dual cameras won’t support the aforementioned functions.

Hope these tips will help you avoid being tricked by sellers or makers. Learn more about BLUBOO Dual here. Since the BLUBOO Dual global presale will expire on December 18th, you really need to hurry up if you want to grab the Dual model for only $114.99. Beside, you still have a chance to get six free pieces. Please find all information about the presale and giveaway in here. 

You could also purchase one from the BLUBOO Official AliExpress Store.

 

 

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