Lenovo has been teasing the launch of Z6 Pro flagship smartphone from quite some time and recently, the company finally confirmed that the smartphone will be launched in China at an event in Beijing on 23rd April.
One of the highlights of the smartphone is that it will come with a feature called “Hyper Video”, which the company has been teasing since revealing that it plans to launch Lenovo Z6 Pro later this year. However, not much is known about this feature.
Now, ahead of the phone’s official launch, the company has shared camera samples of the smartphone during the night time. There’s a watermark on the images that reads “Night Scene Video Shooting”, which could be the Hyper Video function.
From the looks of it, the images seem pretty awesome for the low-light conditions with a rich amount of colors and details. The images are also pretty sharp and have a good layer of light on top. It appears that the camera has a single pixel of 2.9μm, a larger photosensitive area, and supports 80dB over-motion map.
According to the reports, the Z6 Pro will come with support for 125-degree ultra-wide-angle shooting, 2.39cm macro shooting and a maximum output of 100 million pixels in addition to the night scene function.
A recent teaser of the smartphone hinted that the phone’s camera will be able to capture 100-megapixel shots. There is a possibility that the company could be relying on some sort of software trick for shooting 100-megapixel images through the smartphone.
The camera-related features that are expected to be available on the device include super macro, super anti-shake, ultra-wide-angle lens, super night mode, and super slow-motion video shooting. The company has also confirmed that the smartphone will be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 octa-core processor, which powers most of the flagship smartphones launching this year.
To know exactly what the smartphone offers, as well as its pricing and availability details, we’ll have to wait until the company officially launches the Lenovo Z6 Pro at a launch event on 23rd April in China.
