Motorola’s 200MP flagship phone captures such a picture

Although recently luxury design The phone also flashed heavily, Motorola’s upcoming flagship Moto X30 Pro, aka Frontier, is set to be one of the most exciting Android phones of the year.

Samsung makes its first appearance in this field ISOCELL HP1 Sensor was introduced last year, which captures moments in a 200 megapixel photo recording. The official announcement of the device is still pending, but now we can take a look at what the new miracle camera can do in a factory shot.

Chen Jin, general manager of the brand under the wings of Lenovo A Share it on Weibo Sample photo depicting a bouquet of flowers, which, when zoomed in, really reveals how many details the ISOCELL HP1 captures. According to the description attached to the image, the footage was shot using the camera’s “Intelligent HD mode”, which compresses pixels to 50 megapixels. At the same time, certain points of the bouquet (like the top left) were definitely blurred, so it’s a bit surprising that this particular image is being picked up by the guide.

Loading Weibo is also not very lucky, since the platform already does image compression, but in general, we still have an idea of ​​\u200b\u200bthe Moto X30 Pro’s camera capabilities. Anyone interested in photography a bit knows that a lot of megapixels alone don’t do miracles, so a lot will depend on the lenses and calibration Motorola uses for the sensor, and of course what software support they use to get the right effect for

The computing capacity will probably be plenty for the gimmicks, because according to rumors, the Moto X30 Pro will come with a Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 SoC, and the birds are also chirping with a 6.6-inch OLED display, 144Hz, and 12GB of memory. However, we will know for sure only from the official rendering that leakers are still waiting for this month. If we are to believe them, Chinese buyers will get the best mobile phone right away, and it will arrive in Europe in mid to late August.

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