Pääkameraan

Pääkameraan is a Finnish term that translates to "main camera" or "primary camera." In the context of technology, it most commonly refers to the rear-facing camera on a smartphone or tablet. This camera is typically the most advanced and capable camera on the device, designed for general photography and videography.

The main camera is usually distinguished by its higher megapixel count, larger sensor size, and more sophisticated lens system compared to other cameras on the same device, such as the front-facing "selfie camera" or any additional ultra-wide or telephoto lenses. Its primary purpose is to capture high-quality images and videos of the world around the user.

Features often associated with the pääkameraan include optical image stabilization (OIS), advanced autofocus systems, and a wider aperture, which allows for better low-light performance. Manufacturers often highlight the capabilities of their main camera in marketing materials, emphasizing its ability to produce sharp, detailed, and vibrant photographs. When referring to a device with multiple rear cameras, the term "pääkameraan" often specifically denotes the most prominent or central of these lenses, usually the wide-angle one.