Lenovo’s VP Chang Cheng has garnered a notorious reputation for overhyping the company’s products. But the upcoming Lenovo Z6 Pro seems to be a genuine flagship phone in the making. The Z6 Pro’s details have been revealed over time, including a quad-camera setup that has the potential of capturing photos at up to 100MP resolution despite having a 48MP main sensor. While we wait for the device to be launched on April 23 to find out how that will be possible, Mr Cheng has shared a couple of sample photos shot by the Z6 Pro.

The samples were captured both at night and in the day time, including during sunrise and sunset. Since it was posted on Weibo, the EXIF data of the pictures are missing. So we can’t authoritatively confirm if the Z^ Pro indeed captured the pictures. However, the samples look quite stunning, enough to compare with the cameras of other flagship models around.

Apart from the camera samples, a video showcasing the macro photography prowess of the Z6 Pro’s camera was also posted on Weibo. The video has also been converted to a YouTube video. Although we haven’t seen a phone camera with this feature, the output looks interesting. We can’t say if this feature uses the periscope zoom or a different kind of technology. It is also possible that it is software driven.

Lenovo has a whole lot of explaining to do regarding the camera prowess of the Z6 Pro and we can’t wait to get the details on April 23. Check out more camera samples from below.

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