Suara.com – Apple warns the user that the vibrations generated by high-powered motorcycles can be damaging camera iPhone. In fact, this damage can be permanent.
“High-power motorcycle engines produce intense, high-amplitude vibrations, which are transmitted through the chassis and handlebars,” Apple said on its Support page. Gizmochina, Sunday (12/9/2021).
Not recommended to install iPhone you to a motorcycle with a high power engine.
Usually, many iPhone users pair their cellphones on the motorcycle handlebars. This is enabled so that their iPhone can show directions while driving.
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Apple said the high vibrations in the motor could damage the iPhone’s camera features, especially on the iPhone optical image stabilizer (OIS) and closed-loop autofocus (OF).
OIS on the iPhone serves to focus on objects when the camera is moving.
So when the user accidentally takes a picture but the phone shakes, then OIS is in charge of locking the object of the camera being targeted.
Temporary closed-loop autofocus useful for setting the focus on the subject of the photo so that it does not move, as well as for videos and panoramas.
Apple says long-term direct exposure to vibrations in a certain frequency range can degrade the performance of these systems and cause image quality degradation for photos and videos.
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However, Apple also mentions that motorized vehicles with relatively low vibrations such as scooters will not have much effect.
The company also appeals to use vibration dampers when forced to attach an iPhone to a motorcycle.
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