Devs can use the iPhone 5’s low-light boost mode in their own apps

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By Christian ZibregOct 1, 2012, 8:58 am206 pts
The iPhone 5′s iSight camera on the back features the same eight-megapixel sensor as its predecessor, the iPhone 4S, only thinner and with sapphire lens cover. In addition, the module has been improved for better low-light performance, yielding major quality improvements when snapping up your photos under…

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