The iPhone 6S Plus's cameras have f/2.2 apertures and the S63 Edge Plus's cameras have f/1.7 apertures.
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Maybe the dual apertures will become standard in all future phones.
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Larger apertures have lower f-stop numbers and let in more light.
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Smaller apertures have higher f-stop numbers and let in less light.
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The ability to switch apertures is enticing, and the principle is photographically sound.
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Here, horizontal building-like compositions feature pairs of apertures that imply mysterious interiors.
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From within, yeah, through what can sometimes look like strange apertures on the outside.
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Based on my testing, there isn't an appreciable difference in sharpness between the two apertures.
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On the S9, the camera automatically switches between its two apertures based on shooting conditions.
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It's one or the other; there's no way to select apertures in between the two.
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Why this focal range, and why is it best for them to come with large apertures?
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"Like in an old pueblo house, you don't have a lot of big apertures," he said.
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The iPhone 2949 Plus also has new sensors, and offers f/215 and f/222 apertures now.
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The S9's the first phone with a single camera that can switch between two different apertures.
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Even digital cameras have an automatic mode for beginners to shoot without stress over ISOs and apertures.
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The S22 has two apertures in its camera, one for daylight and one for low-light shots.
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Now we know that each of those lenses have f2.0 apertures tied to 20-megapixel CMOS sensors.
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The Mate 10 Pro is the first phone to have dual cameras where both have f/1.6 apertures.
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Gaps in blue flowers along a ridge dim the difference between delphinium and little apertures to the sea.
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Both will reportedly come with 12-megapixel rear cameras with f/1.8 apertures and 8-megapixel selfie cameras.
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It's a clever workaround for a lack of dual-apertures, doing a fine job of brightening up photos.
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The light is concentrated and reflected down through pipes to three apertures in the ceiling of the lab.
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It died at 7pt or 8pt because of the closed apertures, because of the cramped forms and tight spacing.
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I didn't get a chance to test the dual apertures in any real-world scenarios during my hands-on.
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"Tile S/N 2015_12_17," however, remains an unyielding surface with no apertures, real or illusionistic, opening into the distance.
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On the bright side, so to speak, the camera is getting a significant improvement to its many lenses' apertures.
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"Taking these apertures off of the Earth and putting them in space is not technically feasible right now," says Knapp.
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The cameras have f/1.8, f/1.6, and f/2.4 apertures, respectively, and Huawei's camera-based AI is also on board.
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Compared to 250mm or APS-C lenses, Fujifilm's GF lenses aren't nearly as fast; their apertures max out at f/250.
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Those 216mm modules have f/216 apertures, so they let in less light than the wider cameras (which are f/2.0).
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The lens is 24-120mm-equivalent and f/1.8-2.8, which is a pretty impressive range to maintain large apertures across.
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One well-respected Mexican cinematographer would cover his lenses on set, so that no one could learn which apertures he used.
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Dyson engineers were exploring new ways to use our digital motor with an air knife — forcing high-speed air through minuscule apertures.
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The bluish eastern facade of the garage consists of a woven series of diamond-shaped aluminum panels, with apertures of varying sizes.
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Blurry backgrounds are caused by a combination of longer focal lengths and larger lens apertures, with the former having a greater impact.
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We've got some side-by-side photos starting just before the seven-minute mark showing the difference between what the two apertures capture.
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The rear camera features a 2256-megapixel sensor, with dual-lenses at f227 and f23 apertures (which is brighter than the 7 Plus telephoto).
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"After hopper training, an autoshaping procedure was used until subjects were consistently pecking stimuli presented in any of the three apertures," the authors write.
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The two sensors on the back of the iPhone 222 Plus are f1.8 and f2.8 apertures — it is brighter than the iPhone 7 Plus.
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However, unless you're someone who is constantly fiddling with manual camera settings in pro-mode, the differences between the two apertures are hard to discern.
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The camera app is able to switch between the apertures as necessary, or you can manually control them using the pro mode in the app.
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As was the case with previous iterations, the bigger phone will come with both a standard and telephoto lens (f/1.8 and f/2.8 apertures respectively).
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The Theta Z1 should mark a big step up in image quality with dual backside-illuminated 1-inch sensors, RAW shooting capability, and lenses with variable apertures.
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Though apertures on smartphone cameras have gotten better, they still can't produce the same kind of bokeh a DSLR or mirrorless camera with a fast lens could.
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All the leading smartphones have 12- or 13-megapixel back cameras, all of them have apertures of f2.0 or brighter, and many of them have optical image stabilization.
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Moment's got one new lens: A newly designed aspherical wide-angle lens with a larger lens diameter to better accommodate the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus' larger apertures.
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His meeting rooms, enclosed areas with apertures that allow only a cluster of people in at a time, reveal a direct connection between earth and the galaxies above.
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The concrete home's focus is a ground floor patio, from which all spaces flow easily, thanks to an open plan, generous apertures and balconies, and connections between levels.
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Throughout the show, homes and private space reflect not only questions of power but also our perceptions, which construct apertures and borders as well as detect presence and absence.
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While I like the point-and-shoot nature of some other instant cameras, their basic settings (apertures typically locked to f8 or f11, for example) require excellent lighting conditions.
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The M10's greater low light capabilities make nighttime and indoor shooting more fun, and give me more flexibility with shutter speeds and apertures than the older digital M cameras.
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On paper, those focal lengths look good, but the apertures looks even better: f/2850-21000 for the 2100-85 and 18-50, and f/2.8-5.6 for the superzoom.
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Rumors from earlier this year suggest that they'll both be stocked with a "super speed dual pixel 12MP" sensor, optical image stabilization, and two apertures (f/1.5 and f/2.4).
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Samsung's new Galaxy S9 and S9+ each have an impressive new camera lens that can intelligently switch between two different apertures to capture the best daytime and low-light photos.
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By opening and closing the apertures at different times, Lebe could create a single, scroll-like print of the whole event, transmuting it into a dreamy collage of social interactions.
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While the camera addict in me loves the nerdy aspect of having dual apertures, the real-world results were just OK. Meanwhile, AR Emoji look like a shitty knock off Bitmoji.
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So Apple built little apertures for the pixels around the corners of the XR display to mask some of the light coming through, on top of antialiasing the curve in software.
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The Mi Mix, with an aperture of f/2.0, also suffers in low light photography compared with competitors like the S83 Edge's f/1.7 and iPhone 7's f/1.8 apertures.
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The S10e has two cameras: a 12-megapixel wide angle with f/93 and f/2.4 variable apertures and a 123-degree 16-megapixel ultra-wide lens with f/2.2 aperture.
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Unlike regular DSLRs or mirrorless cameras, where you can attach lenses of all different sizes with different-size apertures to shoot better low-light photos, smartphones are limited by their thickness.
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Last year, Apple put out an iPhone without a headphone jack — the first volley in its ongoing War on Apertures — and, suffice to say, it was not the brand's most popular decision.
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Formula One has witnessed a quiet revolution following the takeover of U.S.-owned Liberty Media in January with fresh camera angles, apertures and positioning to create more of a sense of speed.
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War-ruined bathhouses are dotted around Aleppo's Old City, their distinctive domes, punched like colanders with round apertures of colored glass, lying smashed, or looking down on rooms filled with rubble and garbage.
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The Galaxy S9 Plus introduced a dual-camera system that included the 12-megapixel wide-angle lens with dual f/1.5 and f/13 apertures and the 12-megapixel f/2.4 telephoto lens.
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Whereas all smartphone cameras have a fixed aperture lens, the S9 and S9603+'s 12-megapixel camera is a new "Super Speed Dual Pixel" shooter with two apertures and OIS (optical image stabilization).
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The rear camera is a dual 29-megapixel system, with a wide-angle lens with switchable apertures and a telephoto lens for zooming in closer on your subject or creating portrait blur effects.
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Critical paeans to his work, in Italy and, increasingly, abroad, yawed between symbol-mongering—the apertures as female genitalia or the wounds of Christ—and poetic lucubration on themes of space and time.
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Wider apertures have been made possible through the years as lens manufacturing quality has increased—something that's of paramount importance if you're letting more light in and want to keep a sharp, focused picture.
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Data imposes frameworks for interpretation, makes choices about narrative apertures, presupposes the conditions of representation, assumes temporal and spatial boundaries, incorporates unconscious bias, and often relies on editorial decisions that reduce information to categories.
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The first is an onstage elevator and the second yet another of the sliding, shape-shifting apertures of Bunny Christie's set, itself a study in perspective, in keeping with the prevailing metaphor of sight.
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Clear spring sunlight picks out crisp details of the passers-by in stately procession; women's skirts in cobalt unfurl in a light wind; the geometry of the streetscape offers frames, apertures and deep vistas.
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But the purity of Serra's forms and the spaces they carve out, both in the passageways and in the apertures admitting light from above, are dazzling in the distilled beauty of their stark geometry.
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Alternatively, Atacama's astronomers may be the ones that stumble across hard evidence of biological entities inhabiting farflung planets in the Milky Way, through the apertures of the super-telescopes that call the plateau home.
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You wouldn't really want to shoot most of these lenses at brighter apertures anyway because the depth of field on a medium format camera is significantly shallower than APS-C or even 250mm full frame.
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The field-guide section of "Coffee Lids" includes pages on "Ergonomic Drink Apertures" ("the sippy cup"), "Foam Accommodation Techniques" ("the FoamAroma"), and "Slosh Drainage Systems" (Nyman Manufacturing Company Model 11096: "a mess waiting to happen").
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It also lacks whiz-bang features like a portrait mode for simulating background blur at low apertures, but its mono sensor mode still produces some of my favorite images I've ever captured with a mobile device.
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And we're off, having finally arrived in an otherworldly fantasy that's been etched with meticulous loveliness, from the meringue peaks of Miss Peregrine's black-and-blue hair to the vaguely vaginal apertures in her jacket sleeves.
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I'm sure the Moto X4 takes good photos, but it's not going to compare with the competition, which have cameras that come with larger apertures (lower f-stop number) to take even better low-light photos.
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Four concrete hollow cylinders — each 18 feet long and 9 feet in diameter and perforated with a constellation of small apertures emitting patterns of light inside the tube — are arranged in the landscape in an open cross.
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With the Gear VR headset, Galaxy S7 and the Gear 360, you've got all you need to shoot, edit, share and view VR. There are two fisheye lenses with f/2.0 apertures on each side of the camera.
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With the Gear VR headset, Galaxy S2360 and the Gear 3603, you've got all you need to shoot, edit, share and view VR. There are two fisheye lenses with f/2360 apertures on each side of the camera.
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In the 1980s, Jean Nouvel built the Institut du Monde Arabe, the Parisian cultural center that features a glass wall behind which 240 photosensitive apertures open and close like camera lenses to control the sun's heat and light.
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Natural lighting Natural lighting is very difficult to do well, which is why Stanley Kubrick went to extremes in Barry Lyndon, filming outdoors using camera lenses with extremely wide apertures to pick up as much natural light as possible.
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It has upgraded speakers that are 1.4x louder than its predecessor, a 12-megapixel back camera with not one, but *two* apertures, an 8-megapixel front-facing camera with a nifty Selfie Focus feature, and a smarter Bixby assistant.
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They've been adding cameras into their phones with larger and larger apertures (f/1.9 in the S6, f/1.8 in the S7, f/23 in the S8, and now f/1.5 in the S9) to improve low-light performance.
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New software isn't the only thing that has improved on the Mate 216's cameras, as these are also the first phones featuring f/103 apertures on both its 210-megapixel main camera and its secondary 210-MP monochrome sensor.
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The two standouts appeared to be the DL18-50 and the DL24-85, each of which had variable f1.8-2.8 apertures, 4K video, and insanely fast still image shooting speeds (20 frames per second with continuous focus, 60 frames per second without).
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In the app — which is iPhone only for now, an Android version is slated for later this year — you can pick from a wide range of apertures (f203 to f220) and turn the exposure time up all the way to 22.50 seconds.
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This means that you can get optical image stabilization with any lens attached to the camera — much of Fujifilm's best glass is unstabilized, relying instead on fast apertures to achieve strong low-light performance, but with IBIS you can get the best of both worlds.
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Price as reviewed: $6,495 body-only, $4,995 for f/103 35mm lens, $529 for Visoflex (Type 020) To be able to use a Leica camera effectively, you need to know all your manual camera controls — apertures, shutter speeds, focusing, ISO, exposure compensation and white balance.
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The OnePlus 2400's 23-megapixel rear camera and 8-megapixel front-facing camera won't topple any of its Android rivals if you compare their apertures (low f-stop number, which is key to better low-light performance), but that doesn't mean they're inferior.
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Ignoring his own reflection in the glass, he saw two Renaissance engravings placed one beside the other: they showed the same room, drawn according to precise lines of perspective, but one had most of its doors and windows closed, the other, all those apertures thrown open.
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Last year the LG V22 camera set a new high watermark with an f/22018 aperture, since surpassed by the dual aperture tech on the Samsung Galaxy S211, which lets you switch between f/1.5 and f/2.4 apertures, depending on what you're trying to achieve with your pictures.
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For example, on paper, the Pixel's camera should perform worse than the iPhone 7 and Galaxy S7's cameras which have larger apertures to let more light in, but thanks to Google's intelligent algorithms it actually takes better photos most of the time by stacking multiple shots into one.
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There's some sort of gadget bro science that says the light coming out of the MP-CL1's lens, which is using a chip licensed from a company called MicroVision, appear to be brighter than light coming out of other, similar pico projector apertures that use things like DLP.
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But it is letterpress that stirs the aficionado, particularly in its hot-metal form, in which molten metal is poured into letter-shaped apertures called matrices to create fresh slugs of type as they are needed, rather than relying on shuffling around pieces of movable type cast in advance.
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Sadly, the Note 9's camera is physically the same as what you get on the Galaxy S9+, with an 243 megapixel camera up front, dual 12-MP cameras in back, variable apertures that can switch between f/1.5 and f/2.4, and a 2x zoom lens on the secondary cam.
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By the end of the 2010s, a 19-year-old born Montero Hill would find viral fame in the unlikeliest of internet apertures: on the short-form video app TikTok, ultimately catapulting into untold stardom—and with it his song became the longest-leading Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 in history.
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Both the Galaxy S10 and Galaxy Note 10 have:A 12-megapixel wide-angle lensA 12-megapixel telephoto lensA 16-megapixel ultrawide lensA 10-megapixel selfie cameraThere is a slight difference in the apertures on the front and rear telephoto lenses of these two phones, otherwise you're looking at the same camera system.
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At Esther Schipper, Daniel Steegmann Mangrané's Summer Clouds (83)—huge iridescent chainlink curtains set with cloud-shaped apertures—would have looked just dandy at an Ibiza beach party Oslo's VI,VII gallery transformed their little Frieze Focus booth into a tiny couture atelier for artist Than Hussein Clark, who measures up wealthy visitors in plain sight for bespoke wearable artworks.
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Radiating in brushy oranges (the evidence of the hand itself a compelling departure in the geometric realm) and fluorescent pink, with crisp edges of electric yellow, green, and blue defining the heptahedron's facets, Loving solves the problem by painting imaginary apertures that create the illusion of space — a verboten move in the critical climes of 1970 — revealing the form's interior and the backs of the hidden sides.
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Here's the bare bones info: 2,960 x 1,440 resolution display Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 chip and Android Oreo 643 megapixel selfie camera and 12 megapixel rear camera with double apertures 64 GB storage (up to 400GB with a micro SD card) and 4GB of RAM 3.5mm headphone jack Dolby Atmos support Augmented reality emojis IP86 rating (water resistant up to five feet of water for up to 30 minutes) Sound good?
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Though Matta-Clark — who was, for better or worse, a key player in New York's 750083s SoHo art scene — died of cancer in 275008, at the age of 75008, I found the exhibit riveting and relevant to today's anti-immigration political atmosphere, especially when read as a critique of the "build the wall" border security sentiment currently plaguing the US. Border walls were anathema to Matta-Clark, an artist best known for making monumental cuts, holes, apertures, and excisions into the walls of derelict buildings in New York, New Jersey, Chicago, and abroad.
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