The HTC One (M8) for Windows camera interface mimics the original one available for the Android ecosystem. It can even allow for 3D-like photos with an extra layer of depth, which is visible when you tilt the phone (a parallax view). Its job is to create a depth map of your scene, which should allow you to add high-quality rendered effects such as background blur (faux bokeh) or refocus your images after the shot. It doesn't take any pictures, as it's a sort of a rangefinder. The HTC One (M8) camera is accompanied by second camera on the back of the phone. Much like the one on the iPhone 5s, it utilizes two LEDs in different colors (a warm and a cool one).

The HTC One (M8) comes with a Dual LED flash (Smart Flash, as they call it). The sensor has a native 16:9 aspect ratio and outputs a maximum 2688 x 1520 pixel resolution, while switching to the traditional 4:3 aspect ratio limits the maximum resolution to 2048 x 1520 pixels, or just over 3MP. It's based on the same 1/3' 4MP camera sensor with a 28mm wide F/2.0 lens. The new HTC One (M8) for Windows has the same camera configuration as the Android-powered HTC One (M8). 4MP UltraPixel camera isn't everyone's cup of tea

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