New iPad Pro with M5 chip will get a dual front camera
By ForGeeks
The new iPad Pro with M5 chip is expected to be equally handy for selfies in both portrait and landscape orientations. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple will add a second front-facing camera on the portrait face of the new tablet. It’s a small improvement at first glance, but it will allow the iPad Pro to automatically detect which camera to use for image centering when making video calls and taking selfies.
And it will allow the iPad Pro to automatically detect which camera to use for image centering when making video calls and taking selfies.
Previously, all iPad models had a single front-facing camera placed on the portrait side. In 2024, Apple changed the camera’s placement, moving it to the horizontal edge in the iPad Pro with the M4 chip, and landscape-oriented users appreciated it. However, those who prefer vertical mode have found it harder to unlock the device via Face ID.
And those who prefer vertical mode have found it harder to unlock the device via Face ID.
With dual front cameras, users will no longer have to adjust to the lens placement – the device itself will choose the appropriate camera based on the position.
In addition to the new camera, the iPad Pro with the M5 chip will offer small performance improvements and improved power efficiency. In addition to the new tablet, Apple also plans to update the Vision Pro, MacBook Pro, Mac mini, and iMac with next-generation chips.
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