Huawei P20 telephone series started a fresh trend for flagship smartphones to suggests multiple sensor sensors. Currently, with the P30-series smartphones expected to release in the expected months, expectations are high in terms of digital camera overall performance.
Earlier, it was reported that the Huawei P30 Pro will arrive with four camera sensors on the back panel but there was with no reports available for the standard Huawei P30, until now. A fresh report indicates that the Huawei P30 will function 3 sensor sensors on the back display.
In the triple-rear camera option, the main sensor digital camera will support a maximum resolution of 40-megapixel, same to Huawei P20 Pro and Mate 20 Pro. One of the sensors in the triple-camera setup will have a telephoto lens, enabling the device to support 5x lossless zoom.
Instead of the monochrome sensor that Huawei usually uses in the P-series handsets, the phone is expected to have a newly updated wide-angle solution. As for the front-facing digital camera, the report suggests that the telephone will feature a 24-megapixel snapper. We are also expecting the front sensor to support various AI-based options.
Even though the phone’s specs are not still known, the phone is likely to be powered by the company’s recently released flagship chipset — Kirin 980, touted as the world’s initially mobile processor produced using 7nm process. The octa-core cpu, featuring two dedicated NPUs, is said to suggests a 48% increase in experience and a 178% increase in power management.
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As for the Huawei P30 Pro, reports suggest that it will be the initial phone to use Sony’s unannounced IMX607 image scanner. The up coming scanner reportedly attributes an impressive 38-megapixel resolution and relies on Dual Bayer filter mixed with a new white HDR Coding Array. The Sony IMX607 camera is coming to support Quad Pixel Phase Detection Auto Focus for faster and extra accurate autofocus, built-in temperature and ambient light sensors, and better noise reduction.