Xiaomi 13 Ultra may include a 1-inch camera with variable aperture
The Xiaomi 13 Ultra rumors are getting better and better. The last one is especially spicy. According to a well-known tipster, the Xiaomi 13 Ultra will include a 1-inch main camera with variable aperture.
The Xiaomi 13 Ultra may include variable aperture on its main camera after all
This information comes from Digital Chat Station, a well-known Chinese tipster. He not only mentioned the addition of variable aperture to the main camera, but four cameras on the back, as a recent rumor said.
Xiaomi also plans to add a fourth camera on the back, a periscope telephoto unit. So, the addition of variable aperture to the main camera, and that periscope telephoto camera will differentiate this phone from the Xiaomi 13 Pro.
The addition of variable aperture may make all the difference here. The Xiaomi 13 Pro has an excellent camera setup, and does a great job, but it still has its issues, as with any other setup. The addition of a variable aperture could alleviate some of those problems.
Sony’s IMX989 1-inch camera sensor is great, and it gathers a lot of detail when you’re taking a shot. It also allows for a lot of light information to be picked up. It’s kind of difficult to balance all that info, especially when it comes to so much light.
This change could be massive for the device, and make it an even better camera phone than the ‘Pro’ model
Well, allowing that camera to adapt to various shooting conditions by adding variable aperture could be just the solution Xiaomi needs. I loved using the Xiaomi 13 Pro cameras, but this could really take things to a whole new level.
The Huawei Mate 50 Pro includes variable aperture on its main camera, and that phone has outstanding camera performance. It’s easily one of the most consistent performers in the market, as it easily adapts to various shooting conditions.
Xiaomi did confirm the phone will launch later this month, but we still don’t know when. A well-known retailer did tip April 18 as the launch date, however.
The Xiaomi 13 Ultra rumors are getting better and better. The last one is especially spicy. According to a well-known tipster, the Xiaomi 13 Ultra will include a 1-inch main camera with variable aperture.
The Xiaomi 13 Ultra may include variable aperture on its main camera after all
This information comes from Digital Chat Station, a well-known Chinese tipster. He not only mentioned the addition of variable aperture to the main camera, but four cameras on the back, as a recent rumor said.
Xiaomi also plans to add a fourth camera on the back, a periscope telephoto unit. So, the addition of variable aperture to the main camera, and that periscope telephoto camera will differentiate this phone from the Xiaomi 13 Pro.
The addition of variable aperture may make all the difference here. The Xiaomi 13 Pro has an excellent camera setup, and does a great job, but it still has its issues, as with any other setup. The addition of a variable aperture could alleviate some of those problems.
Sony’s IMX989 1-inch camera sensor is great, and it gathers a lot of detail when you’re taking a shot. It also allows for a lot of light information to be picked up. It’s kind of difficult to balance all that info, especially when it comes to so much light.
This change could be massive for the device, and make it an even better camera phone than the ‘Pro’ model
Well, allowing that camera to adapt to various shooting conditions by adding variable aperture could be just the solution Xiaomi needs. I loved using the Xiaomi 13 Pro cameras, but this could really take things to a whole new level.
The Huawei Mate 50 Pro includes variable aperture on its main camera, and that phone has outstanding camera performance. It’s easily one of the most consistent performers in the market, as it easily adapts to various shooting conditions.
Xiaomi did confirm the phone will launch later this month, but we still don’t know when. A well-known retailer did tip April 18 as the launch date, however.
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