The OnePlus 12 is expected to be announced soon. But prior to its launch, a company official shared camera samples of the upcoming flagship smartphone while a tipster has revealed the launch timeline and some key specifications of this device.

OnePlus 12 Camera Samples

On Weibo (a Chinese microblogging website), the President of OnePlus China, Li Jie Louis, shared three image samples of the OnePlus 12. Looking at the social media post, we can see shots including the same frame but crops into the image to showcase the detail preservation. The executive adds that this was not a professional picture and his hands were shaking when he took the picture. Based on this image, we can see that the OnePlus 12 managed to retain a fair amount of details that allowed us to read the text on the board of the coffee shop.

OnePlus 12 Launch and Specs Tipped

The specs and launch timeline were leaked by known tipster Digital Chat Station on Weibo as well. He claims that the OnePlus 12’s starting model will offer 12GB of RAM and 256GB of internal storage. Furthermore, the upcoming model will come with a 2K display, house a large 5,000mAh battery pack, and support 50W wireless fast charging.

Just recently, this flagship phone was spotted on AnTuTu, receiving an impressive score of 2,11.0,808. Similarly, the global variant even visited IMDA and GeekBench platforms earlier this week. DCS claims that the company will launch the OnePlus 12 in China in November 2023. This device won’t be alone as the Ace 3 model is expected to be announced alongside the premium grade handset.

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iQOO, a popular Chinese smartphone brand, is gearing up for the launch of its iQOO Neo 8 series in China on May 23. Leading up to the event, the company has been gradually disclosing key specifications of the upcoming iQOO Neo 8 Pro model. In a recent poster release, iQOO confirmed that the device will feature an impressive 50-megapixel primary camera with optical image stabilization (OIS) support. The camera will utilize the renowned Sony IMX866VCS sensor, which is also found in Vivo’s X90 series (check out our review of Vivo X90 Pro+), known for its exceptional photography capabilities, particularly in low-light conditions.

While the primary camera details have been unveiled, iQOO is yet to disclose information about the secondary cameras on the iQOO Neo 8 Pro. It is speculated that the iQOO Neo 8, the base variant, may also sport a 50-megapixel primary shooter but potentially with a different sensor.

Additionally, reports suggest that the iQOO Neo 8 Pro will offer a 6.78-inch AMOLED display with an FHD+ resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. Powering the device will be the Dimensity 9200 Plus chipset coupled with a generous 16GB of LPDDR5x RAM. Storage options are expected to range up to 1TB of UFS 4.0 storage. On the other hand, iQOO Neo 8 is expected to feature Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset.

iQOO Neo 8 Pro camera samples

To ensure extended usage, the smartphone may come equipped with a sizable 5,000mAh battery and support 120W fast charging technology. The iQOO Neo 8 Pro is anticipated to feature an under-display fingerprint sensor for enhanced security. It will debut with the Android 13 operating system, customized with iQOO’s own OriginOS 3.0 user interface. Both variants will have Wi-Fi 7 support and they will feature a self-developed Vivo V1+ chipset.

With its high-resolution primary camera, powerful performance, and other notable features, the iQOO Neo 8 Pro is poised to offer users a top-notch photography experience and an overall impressive smartphone package.

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Nothing is gearing up to launch its highly hyped Phone (1) tomorrow (12th July 2022). However, just a day before its official announcement, the company revealed key camera specifications of the device as well as some of its sample images.

The company shared these details on its official blog, which also included the camera samples as well. Looking at the sample images, we can see that the brand highlights the Phone (1)’s camera capabilities in various scenarios. We can see high res shots in broad daylight, some close up shots, and even some indoor and low light images as well. Overall, these pictures showcases robust camera performance in different lighting conditions.

But keep in mind, smartphone OEM’s usually only share the best shots for camera samples. Talking about the camera itself, Nothing has revealed more details regarding the Phone (1)’s image sensors. For those unaware, the upcoming handset features a dual camera setup on the rear. This module consists of a 50 megapixel primary camera, which is a Sony IMX766 sensor that has an f/1.8 aperture and a 1/1.56 inch sensor size.

Nothing Phone (1) camera samples

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The company also revealed that the Phone (1) will support shooting 10 bit color videos and also comes with dual OIS and EIS stabilization. Furthermore, the handset even features an ultra wide angle lens that has a 114 degree field of view. Other features include Night mode and scene detection. The Phone (1) will be launching tomorrow, so stay tuned as we will be covering the highly anticipated launch event.

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Earlier today, Redmi went on Weibo, the Chinese microblogging website, to reveal certain camera samples of its upcoming smartphone, Redmi K30 series. These samples were shot from a new 64MP primary sensor on the rear and were uploaded to showcase the photographic capabilities of the device.

Notably, Redmi released these camera samples in an interesting way. The Xiaomi subsidiary posted just 2 percent of the original camera sample. In other words, the company uploaded cropped camera samples of the Redmi K30 to showcase its ability to capture details. The sensor used on the device is a Sony 64MP IMX686 which was revealed back in November 2019.

The IMX686 sensor should not be confused with Sony’s IMX586 48MP sensor which was seen in smartphones like the Redmi Note 7 Pro or Note 8 series. The former is the successor to the latter and was revealed via a video. Since then, it was unclear which smartphone will debut with the sensor but now the Redmi K30 series is confirmed to be equipped with it. Additionally, it is also the first 64MP camera sensor from Sony.

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Although Redmi didn’t reveal full-sized camera samples, it teased the Redmi K30 series photographic prowess with just 2 percent. In the samples, images of various items like a racing bike and a skateboard can be observed to be heavily cropped in but still retain finer details. The company even posted a zoomed-in image sample of Wang Yibo’s face to showcase details on eyes as well.

Lastly, the Weibo post also mentioned that for the original camera samples to be revealed, the post must be reposted over 8,500 times. Hence, we might see more from the Redmi K30 series if Weibo users are curious enough. The Redmi K30 will be unveiled on 10th December 2019 and will be the successor to the Redmi K20 series.

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Ever since their debut, Google Pixel smartphones have been touted as one of the best camera smartphones running on Android OS. However, with the launch of the Pixel 3 lineup in the year 2018, they have been deemed the best camera on any smartphone, regardless of the operating system.

However, with the latest iPhone 11 Pro that sports a triple camera setup, some believe that Apple once again started to take the lead pack from the Pixel 3. With that being said,   Google is gearing for the launch of its latest Pixel 4 smartphone lineup which will be unveiled on the 15th of October. Ahead of their official announcement, full-resolution camera samples taken from the upcoming smartphones have surfaced that exhibit praiseworthy photography performance.

The first set of images boast of the selfie capturing capabilities of the Pixel 4. Surprisingly, both the images have a resolution of 4.5 MP which has a significantly lower resolution from the Pixel 3 that shot selfies in 8 MP resolution. Needless to say, the images produced still look remarkable.

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The leak has also revealed some portrait-style images captured from Pixel 4’s dual rear camera, highlighting how much of a difference an additional sensor can make in comparison to just one sensor found on its predecessor. Right off the bat, bokeh effect around the subject in both the images look exceptional with proper subject recognition.

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The Golden retriever also appears in few more camera samples of the Pixel 4 which look very crisp. It is currently unknown whether these photo samples are captured with the ‘Motion Mode’ processing turned on that the upcoming devices were previously reported to have. The first image has a resolution of 12.2MP shot and it boasts of impressive dynamic range. 

While not many samples of action shots are available, we do have access to Pixel 4’s improved Night Sight performance. These samples demonstrate the extraordinary capability of the smartphone to capture bold colours even in under-lit conditions.

Google Pixel smartphones are well regarded for their Nightscape mode, but with Pixel 4, the company has taken this a step further. Going by the samples, the upcoming smartphones would even be able to take shots of the stars and the Milky Way at night.  Clearly, these shots look breathtaking for something captured on a smartphone that can slide in a jeans pocket.

Other samples of the Pixel 4 include macro shots, silhouette shots and an appetise boosting food shot.

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To wrap things up, all the images shared above look fantastic and Google might overdeliver in terms of photography with it latest smartphones. In order to obtain full specs, price and other features of Pixel 4, we will have to wait until its official launch which is set for the 15th of October, as previously mentioned.

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Xiaomi’s sub-brand Redmi is all set to launch its next-gen Redmi Note series smartphones in China — Redmi Note 8 and Redmi Note 8 Pro. After sharing a few camera samples of the Redmi Note 8 Pro, the brand’s general manager has now shared samples of the Redmi Note 8 smartphone on Weibo.

The camera samples of the upcoming Redmi Note 8 smartphone showcases the phone’s capabilities when it comes with low-light photography. Along with this, he has also confirmed that the phone will have a 48 MP primary sensor in its AI quad-camera setup.

Out of the two images shared by Lu Weibing, one of them is shot using the Super Night Mode while the other one is shot using Long Exposure. He also claims that the phone offers superb day-light photography experience. Looking at the camera samples, the phone seems to be offering an impressive output.

The company recently confirmed the camera specifications of the Redmi Note 8 smartphone. The 48 MP primary camera sensor will be paired with a super wide-angle lens, depth of field camera sensor, and a super macro camera lens. This confirmed that the fourth camera is not a ToF sensor.

It also confirmed that the phone will come with a different camera design from that of the Pro model as seen in the image above. While the camera sensors on the Pro variant are aligned vertically and placed in the top-center position, the vertically-aligned camera sensors on the Redmi Note 8 are placed in the top-left position.

In the top-center position, there’s a fingerprint sensor for added security. It has been confirmed that the phone will be powered by the Snapdragon 665 processor. The poster also seems to be hinting that the smartphone will be available in a white-blue gradient color variant.

Along with the Redmi Note 8 and Note 8 Pro smartphones, the company will also be launching its 70-inch Redmi TV at its launch event on 29th August in China. To know the phone’s pricing and availability details, we’ll have to wait for a couple of days.

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ZTE’s sub-brand Nubia is all set to launch the Nubia Z20 flagship smartphone at a launch event in China later today. Ahead of the phone’s official launch, a few camera samples of the smartphone have been shared by the company.

The company has been focusing on the camera technology for its smartphones since the past few years and this upcoming device from Nubia is no exception. Even the media invite for the smartphone highlights the company’s achievements in smartphone photography.

The camera samples shared online showcases images captured using different modes, including super night scenes, macros, zoom shots, etc. Here are the camera samples of the upcoming Nubia Z20 smartphone:

The Nubia Z20 was recently appeared on TENAA with its entire specifications. The notch-less OLED panel present on the front side of the phone measures 6.42 inches whereas the OLED display that is placed on its rear is of 5.1 inches. Both produce 1080 x 2340 pixels Full HD+ resolution and 19.5:9 aspect ratio.

Under the hood, the device is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 855+ octa-core processor and comes in three different variants — 6GB RAM + 128GB storage, 8GB RAM + 256GB storage and 12GB RAM + 512GB storage.

The smartphone does not feature a front-facing camera and instead of that, the rear-mounted AI-powered 48-megapixel triple camera setup can be used for capturing regular shots as well as selfies with the secondary display working as a viewfinder.

It is fitted with side-mounted fingerprint scanners on its left and right edges. The handset lacks support for a microSD card slot. It is running Android 9 Pie operating system out-of-the-box and is fuelled by a 4,000mAh battery that carries support for fast charging.

As said, the launch event for the Nubia Z20 is scheduled to take place in China today and we will get to know the pricing details as well as availability information once it goes official in a few hours. Stay tuned for more.

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Blackview BV9700 Pro is the latest and greatest rugged phone from the specialized Chinese manufacturer and besides its durable characteristics and “Transformers” design, it also comes with a ton of features. It pretty much sports every phone feature available right now, including an AI camera, Night Vision Camera, Air Quality Detection, and Heart Rate Monitor. If you pride yourself as a photo enthusiast, the BV9700 Pro is worth considering as it boasts a dual Samsung AI camera setup with a 16MP front sensor with f/2.0 aperture and a rear 16MP/8MP dual camera with f/1.75 and f/2.0 apertures.

Of course, what shines the most is its AI camera. The BV9700 Pro is capable of great video shooting and awesome photos that are better than pretty much any other rugged phone on the market right now. Photos shot on BV9700 Pro are vivid and have a good dynamic range in different scenarios, including pretty accurate exposure, white balance, and fast autofocus. Besides the Night Vision Camera, it has a low-light video recording setting that automatically reduces the frame rate of the video in darker conditions to gather more light. The results are more than pleasing. Below, you can see a video demonstrating the fast autofocus, the wide dynamic range, focus tracking, and low noise.

Apart from the camera capabilities, the BV9700 Pro is mainly a top rugged phone so it sports IP68/IP69K & MIL-STD-810F certification meaning it is waterproof down to 1.5m depth for up to 30 minutes. It’s also drop-proof from 1.5m height, dustproof, shockproof, freezeproof down to -20°C, crushproof to 150kg weight, and it can shoot video and photos underwater. All that without using any special case or housing that normal smartphones need.

Blackview BV9700 Pro photo samples

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Despite all these features, the Blackview BV9700 Pro costs much less than someone would expect. Starting this month, the phone costs just $299.99 and you get a free tempered glass. You can find all the details here.

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Ahead of the release of the Mi 8 (and Mi 8 SE) tomorrow, Xiaomi’s CEO Lei Jun has released camera samples of the phone. The photos are of the same location (probably Beijing Skyline) but at different times of the day.

The first photo was taken during the day and highlights the HDR feature of the camera. The second was taken at sunset and the third which was taken at night shows us how the camera fares in low-light.

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The Xiaomi Mi 8 will come with dual rear cameras and is reported to be Xiaomi’s best camera phone to date. A hands-on review will confirm if that statement is true. The cameras will have AI features that will help improve performance and fine-tune settings for the best results.

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According to leaked specs, one of the rear cameras is a 20MP sensor. The second sensor is unknown. Other features we presume the camera setup will have include optical zoom and optical image stabilization.

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After announcing Redmi Note 5 and Note 5 Pro models in India a month ago, Xiaomi released the Pro (that was initially launched in India) variant in China under the Redmi Note 5 branding. It’s a bit confusing and that’s not only because the company is using the same name for different models in different regions, but also because their specs vary, but only slightly. To keep things short, the Note 5 in China is more powerful in the rear camera department, and today, we check out a few of the Redmi Note 5 samples to see if it does well in the photography department.

Before we move on to the rear camera, let’s check out some front camera samples.

Up front, the Chinese Redmi Note 5 comes with a 13MP setup instead of a 20MP setup as found on the Pro variant in India. Lower resolution doesn’t necessary mean lower performance, and the front camera on the Redmi Note 5 does pretty well, especially if are fond of background blur. Note that there is just a single camera up front with LED flash and Xiaomi uses software to get the depth information for bokeh photos. To be honest, the software does pretty well to detect your face and blur out the background effectively. So, if you are into this kind of selfies, you won’t be disappointed. Overall, the quality of the front camera is pretty good in the budget segment.

Coming to the rear camera setup, there’s a dual 12 MP (f/1.9, 1.4 μm) + 5 MP (f/2.0, 1.12 μm) setup with dual-pixel phase detection autofocus. It’s better than the f/2.2, 1.25 μm setup found on the Indian model, and should ideally capture better photos too. Unfortunately, we didn’t have the Indian Redmi Note 5 Pro model with us to compare, but overall, the Chinese model does pretty well, especially in day light photography.

Saturation levels are good in the samples. The phone is quick to focus and you’d be happy with the amount of details captured in each image. In some pictures, you can clearly see that the colors pop out really well. For example, in the image of the salad, the veggies look fresh and colourful. Maybe a tad bit more colourful than in reality, but I’m sure users who are into food photography would love the result.

This was about daytime photography, but when the lights go down, so does the image quality. Noise kicks in and images are dull, and to be honest, there’s nothing spectacular about the Redmi Note 5’s night time photography. You’d manage to take a few decent shots by adjusting your angle and light, but still it won’t be extraordinary. In its defence, the phone isn’t meant to click photos like a $500 flagship, but we could use a slightly better result in low light conditions.

As for the background blur from the rear camera, it works pretty well. AI has helped Xiaomi improve its edge detection algorithms and on most occasions, you’ll get a good bokeh shot from its rear dual camera setup.

Check out the samples below to see how the Chinese Redmi Note 5 performs in the camera department.

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Meizu‘s latest smartphone, the Meizu M6S comes with pretty powerful specs and a solid design. The company seems to have partnered heavily with Samsung for this device, as the processor as well as the camera sensors are from the South Korean giant. While we know that the Exynos 7872 does well in performance as compared to the Snapdragon 625 that powers most mid-range phones, we are also interested to see whether the 16MP Samsung CMOS sensor at the back performs well in real life.

Before we take a look at the Meizu M6S camera samples, let’s first take a look at its camera specs. The phone features a 16MP Samsung CMOS sensor at the back with f/2.0 aperture, PDAF, dual tone flash, and 5P lens. Up front, there’s an 8MP f/2.0 CMOS sensor, once again from Samsung, with 4P lens and Arcsoft’s algorithms.

On paper, the setup is pretty good. So, let’s take a look at how Meizu M6S’ rear camera performs in real life.

The phone was quick to take pictures and the quality of the camera samples were also pretty good. The Meizu M6S with its stock camera app was quick to focus and took pictures with good levels of detail and colors.

In bright lighting conditions, the color reproduction is quite good for a $150 phone. Photos were clear and focused and you should be happy with the phone’s performance on most occasions. However, I did find some of the camera samples to be a bit overexposed. Also, the dynamic range isn’t as good as I have seen on other premium budget offerings, like the Redmi 5 Plus. If there was ample sunlight, you could easily overexpose some parts of the photo. However, most of the images in ample lighting conditions turned out to be good and satisfactory.

Low light images also have decent levels of detail. But it may not be the best budget camera that we’ve seen. Colors were dull in low-light photos. I personally would have hoped to see better details on these photos, but some of the low light photos have turned out to be good. So, the M6S manages to do well when there’s decent light and worse in super low-light conditions.

In general, we can say the M6S has a pretty decent camera for a 2018 budget phone. We are going to come up with a Meizu M6S vs Redmi 5 Plus camera comparison very soon. So stay tuned for that!

Another thing that I noticed was the super large file size of the samples. On an average, the Meizu M6S camera samples were of 10-15MB in size, which is quite big for any smartphone camera sample. On the other hand, the Redmi 5 Plus camera samples were anywhere between 3-5MB in size.

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You can check out around 30 Meizu M6S camera samples down below in the gallery (Note that they are compressed).

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The Gionee S11S was seen on TENAA a couple of months back. One of its key features is its dual front and dual rear cameras just like its predecessor, the Gionee S10. Expected to be one of the devices launching on November 26, camera samples of the phone has been posted online.

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Based on the specs on TENAA, the Gionee S11S will have a 16MP + 8MP combo in front for selfies, and a 20MP + 8MP configuration on the rear. The camera configuration is the same as that of the Gionee S10, but we presume that Gionee may have modified the aperture size and worked on improving the overall camera performance. So there is a chance both phones will provide different camera results.

Like the OnePlus 5T, the main change coming to the Gionee S11S is the new 18:9 display. Though TENAA reveals it will have a larger RAM and a slightly bigger battery.

The Gionee S11S will launch with a 6.01” 2160 x 1080 AMOLED Full View display. It will have thinner bezels at the top and bottom of the phone and will have its fingerprint scanner on the rear.

Unlike the S10 with 4GB of RAM, the S11 has 6GB but keeps storage at 64GB. It also packs the same Helio P25 processor. It will launch with Android 7.1.1 Nougat out of the box and come with a 3,600mAh battery.

The Gionee S10 launched in three variants – the S10, S10B, and S10C. The same may apply to the S11 too. We already know of two variants – the S11S above, and the S11 which will also come with dual front facing cameras in the same configuration as the S11S but with a 16MP + 5MP configuration on the back. It will also have a Full View display.

Both phones are expected to be launched on the 26th of November alongside six others.

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It is almost a week since the launch of Huawei’s latest flagship, the Mate 9, but the shock from the pricing of the Mate 9 Porsche Design has not worn off yet.

The senior vice-president of Huawei, Yu Chengdong, wants you to know that purchasing the Porsche Design version of the phone is worth every penny and he has done that by uploading camera samples of the phone on his Weibo page.

While the pictures are not bad, they should not appear any different from what you would get if they were taken on the standard variant since they both have the same camera setup. I think a better way to convince people would be by comparing on-screen time since they have the same batteries but different screen sizes and resolutions.

The Mate 9 Porsche Design has a 5.5” 2K AMOLED curved display, 6GB of RAM, 256GB of storage, dual 20MP + 12MP Leica rear cameras, an 8MP camera up front, NFC, runs Android Nougat and has a 4000mAh battery. All these specs cost a not-so-pocket-friendly $1547!!

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What do you think about the pictures? Do you think they are better than the camera samples of the standard Mate 9?

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The CEO of Xiaomi posted the first camera sample of the Mi 5s yesterday. Today, he has uploaded two more pictures on his weibo page taken with the new device.

The same rules from yesterday’s picture applies to the new ones. The pictures are original and no filters were used to enhance their outcome.

The first picture is of an iceberg and the camera does a great job in capturing its reflection as well. The second picture appears to have been shot in a canyon. You can see the lines left by the wind on the surface of the rocks very clearly.

What do you think of these new pictures of the Mi 5s? Will the phone be able to hold its own against other dual camera phones like the Huawei P9, LG G5, and the iPhone 7 Plus?

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Tuesday is the official launch day for the Xiaomi Mi 5s (and possibly Mi 5s Plus as well). It will feature Qualcomm’s snapdragon 821 chip and under-glass fingerprint scanner and pricing will start at $300.

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Xiaomi is all set to unveil the Redmi Pro on July 27, which is just a week away. The phone should be the first Xiaomi smartphone to feature dual cameras at the back. We have been seeing leaks, rumors and even hints from the company which confirm the presence of the setup at the back. While we have very little details of the specs of the dual cameras at the back, today, we might have a first glimpse at the camera samples from the Redmi Pro.

Naturally, given that the phone will feature dual cameras at the back, bokeh effect is something that all of us would like to see. Looks like the camera does a fine job of capturing images with blurred background as the two new samples are of high quality. Of course, it looks very good because these photos were taken by professional photographers. But it does give us a glimpse of what can be achieved by the setup.

As of now, these two are the only samples we have seen from the Redmi Pro, but we can expect more such images as we near the launch.

Meanwhile, you can check out our previous coverage on the Redmi Pro from below:

Xiaomi hints the Redmi Pro Features Dual Cameras & Deca-Core Processor

Xiaomi Redmi Pro could be using OLED display, hints teaser

Xiaomi Redmi Pro May Carry A Higher Price Tag Than Its Predecessors

New Redmi Device With Helio X25 Spotted: To Take on Meizu Pro 6

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We have just 4 days to the launch of the OnePlus 3 and CEO Pete Lau aka Liu Zuohu has decided to whet our appetite by posting a night shot of the OnePlus 3. We’ve been getting a steady stream of camera samples of the OnePlus 3 and this is probably not going to be the last.

The picture is an outdoor one of a fireworks show and it does look impressive. The color reproduction is good,  noise reduction is great, and we can see the blacks are well reproduced.

The OnePlus 3 is going to sport a 5.5″ FHD screen; 4GB or 6GB of RAM and possibly multiple ROM configurations (32GB, 64GB, and 128GB); a Snapdragon 820 processor; 16MP rear camera capable of shooting in 4k and 8MP for selfies; NFC, fingerprint scanner; and a 3000mAh battery. Pricing is said to start at 1999 Yuan.

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The company said that it has worked with Leica for hardware as well as software optimization to ensure that the final pictures captured with the P9 are of top-notch quality. The phone features dual lens 12MP cameras. The pixel size of the sensor (1.25um) is larger than other models, like the iPhone 6S which features a 1.22um sensor. The two sensor approach, wherein one is a RGB color sensor while the other is a monochrome sensor ensures that the color reproduction and details come out perfect. In fact, Huawei claims that the Huawei P9’s camera manages to take low light pictures which are 270% brighter than the iPhone 6S and 90% brighter than the Galaxy S7.

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So, naturally, with all the buzz around the phone’s camera which are coengineered with Leica, we are all excited to see the real life performance of the device.

Here are some of the pictures captured by the new Huawei P9 shared by a weibo user. The low light pictures are particularly impressive when directly compared with the same shot captured by the iPhone 6S.

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Xiaomi revealed yet another powerful smartphone yesterday, the Xiaomi Mi4C, which unfortunately is limited to the Chinese market. However, that shouldn’t stop us from admiring the amount of features and value that the phone brings to the table at less than $210. So, there’s no denying in the fact that once again the company has impressed us with its release.

Apart from the numerous upgrades compared to the Mi4i, the company has also reportedly improved the camera performance, both on the front as well as the back. The rear features 13MP Sony IMX258 sensor with the same ISP as found in the Snapdragon 810. Xiaomi reports that the Mi4C particularly focuses on improving low light images, thanks to the new algorithm. Therefore, the night time pictures taken with the phone should turn out to be much more clear, sharper and brighter than competitors in this price range.

Usually, many companies claim that their new releases come with upgraded camera modules, later only to turn out to be disappointing. But the Xiaomi Mi4C does seem have improved color reproduction as well as reduce noise in low light images according to the latest samples.

You can check out the Xiaomi Mi4C Camera Samples from down below. They look quite good for a $210 smartphone!

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