About a month ago, Sony unveiled several Xperia III series smartphones. In particular, the company announced a flagship device with a top-end Snapdragon 888 chipset and 12 GB of RAM. But the most interesting thing about the new smartphone is three cameras with proprietary coating and Carl Zeiss optics, as well as a huge matrix with BIONZ X technology. I wonder how he takes pictures? We look.
Marketing and advertising tricks of manufacturers aside – the first photos taken by the cameras of the Japanese flagship Sony Xperia 1 III have been published on the network. Sample images provided by user Zackbucks, the authoritative insider on China’s Weibo.
According to the author of the insider, the photos are presented in their original quality, but the information from the EXIF ​​has been erased for security reasons. Zakbucks also commented on the photographic capabilities of the smartphone and said that the device reproduces color very accurately in any scene and at any zoom ratio. He also noticed that the main sensor of the device is capable of capturing fast-moving objects in the dark.
Recall that all three cameras of the smartphone shoot at 12 MP, but have different focal lengths. The main module shoots in an equivalent FR of 24 mm, the middle camera has an FR of 70 mm, and a lens system is installed in the third camera, which allows the smartphone to shoot with an ED of 105 mm. The Dual Pixel and iTOF systems are responsible for fast focus and flawless sharpness even in low light conditions.
