A few hours ago, the flagship Nokia 8 phone was unveiled, featuring the world-renowned Zeiss lens, and a very interesting camera: three identical cameras with the same 13 megapixel sensor.
Two of the three cameras are in the back vertically, one colored with an optical stabilizer, the other with a monochromatic sensor (black and white) and the third is front.
But first, let's talk about camera specifications
Rear sensor for 13 megapixels color camera (eg Sony IMX 258) with 1.12 micron pixels, sensor size 1 / 3.06, optical stabilizer, Zeiss lens with f / 2.0 slot
Rear sensor for a 13 megapixel camera (such as Sony IMX 258), no optical sensor, f / 20 lens
The same 13-megapixel front-facing sensor supports autofocus, f / 2.0 lens
Advanced image quality for better capture in low light
The working mechanism is similar to what Huawei offers. The main color camera works in conjunction with the secondary input sensor to add more clarity and detail to the low light. Nokia says it has been able to do so because of the Advanced Image Integration algorithms, which help the camera deliver the best performance in all Circumstances.
The combination of sensors provides what Nokia calls the "Bokeh Live Effect", which enables you to adjust the amount of image jitter, a feature also offered in Huawei phones.
What is Bothe?
Nokia describes it as offering a "new chapter in storytelling," which means double-vision and allows you to take a picture or video from the front and back camera simultaneously, splitting the 50/50 screen between the front and rear camera to display the content, and There is a button to apply the camera to broadcast live via YouTube or Facebook using Bothe.
What about Silvie?
The front camera in the Nokia 8 is very powerful. It comes with autofocus feature and this is a very rare thing to do, which makes the detail and focus on the pictures very distinctive, and with 13 megapixels resolution, we now have a front camera that outperforms all competing smart phones.
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