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Iv'e noticed my MacBook Pro has two lens within the webcam. I have a sliding webcam cover but noticed when I slide the cover to the right to cover the cam lens it reveals another eyehole lens on the left side. Does the camera unit within Mac Book Pro webcam have two operating lens that have the capability to record?
Thank you,
MacBook Pro 15", macOS 10.14
Villonava wrote:
Thank you for replying Leroy. But I still want to know what the other eyehole lens is for.
I'm sorry —what is it you want to know?
The camera lens if for the FaceTime Camera
The Light Sensor is for the light sensor— keyboard backlight/automatic screen brightness.
Use the built-in camera on Mac
https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/use-the-built-in-camera-mchlp2980/mac
Villonava wrote:
Thank you for this information. A light sensor! The eyehole I am seeing to the left of the webcam is a sensor. Thank you for your time and expertise. Cheers!
Good computing Villonava. I hope this helps your understanding.
Thank you for this information. A light sensor! The eyehole I am seeing to the left of the webcam is a sensor. Thank you for your time and expertise. Cheers!
There is one lens and one light sensor.
Can anyone explain the eyehole lens to the left of the webcam lens on Mac Book Pros?
Thank you for replying Leroy. But I still want to know what the other eyehole lens is for.
Dual Webcam lens capability?
