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Updated iPhone SE Camera Testing: Replacement Phone Shows Much Improved Results

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Last week we published our initial review of Apple’s new iPhone SE.
This was quite puzzling as the iPhone SE’s camera module should be of the same design as that of the iPhone 8, which produced sharp images.
The company decided to dispatch out a new phone, and to collect my initial unit for analysis.
The good news is that the iPhone SE should feature a much better camera than initially reported, and I hope that’s what most users will experience.
We’ll be following up with a full-blown camera analysis of the new iPhone SE (and a ton of other phones we have to catch up on!)

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