The camera calls the expert directly, and the new patented rear sensor of Meizu mobile phone can rotate and switch multiple lenses.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens for your clue delivery in July! CTOnews.com October 17, Zhuhai Meizu Technology Co., Ltd. recently released a patent for a utility model of "a camera device and a mobile terminal", showing the possible design direction of the new mobile phone.

CTOnews.com learned that the patent specification states that at present, most mobile terminals have the function of taking pictures and using multiple cameras to meet different camera functions. Each camera includes a camera module and a corresponding photosensitive module, that is, a plurality of cameras are realized through an independent image head module and photosensitive module, which limits the number of cameras and the camera function in the limited space of the mobile terminal. and the cost is high.

The technical problem to be solved by the utility model lies in overcoming the deficiency of the prior art and providing a camera device and a mobile terminal.

The utility model relates to an imaging device and a mobile terminal. The camera device includes:

Lens assembly, including at least two lens modules

The photosensitive assembly comprises a photosensitive frame and a photosensitive module arranged on the photosensitive frame, and the photosensitive module is located on the light-emitting side of the lens module

The driving mechanism is connected with the photosensitive frame for driving the photosensitive frame to move relative to the lens module, so that the photosensitive module selectively corresponds to any one of the at least two lens modules.

The utility model is fixed by at least two lens modules, and the photosensitive module moves and switches relative to the lens module to correspond to any one of the lens modules, so as to realize different imaging functions.

In other words, Meizu's new patent allows the phone's rear lens sensor to rotate and choose which lens to correspond to, similar to a camera changing a different lens. It is not clear whether it will actually be installed, but it is creative enough.