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-[* black] Despite both being 8 MP, the Touch's camera lacks many of the iPhone 6's finer features, such as a sapphire crystal lens cover and auto image stabilization. On top of that, the Touch's ƒ/2.4 aperture falls short of the 6's ƒ/2.2.
+[* black] Though both cameras have 8 MP image sensors, the Touch's camera lacks some of its [guide|29213|cousin's|stepid=69250|new_window=true] finer features, such as the sapphire crystal lens cover and auto image stabilization. On top of that, the Touch's ƒ/2.4 aperture falls short of the 6's ƒ/2.2.
[* icon_note] If the latest rumors can be believed, an iPhone 6s may land in a few months with the biggest camera improvement in years. We'll just file away this X-ray image of the iPod's primary shooter, for comparison later.