Secondly, its size, at 1/1.28in, is roughly double that of a normal phone-camera sensor. First up, it's 50-megapixels, making it highly resolute.
However, this particular sensor goes even further. It really works, too, as we pointed out in our Mate 30 Pro and P40 Pro reviews. Yellow light frequencies respond differently and, therefore, are better for low-light shooting in terms of what the sensor can derive from incoming light information. The idea behind this - which we first saw in the P30 Pro - is to read red, yellow and blue light (in a RYYB 4x4 arrangement) rather than the usual red, green, blue (RGB - usually in what's called a Bayer array). The first of which is the SuperSensing sensor that the main camera uses. The P40 Pro+ does more than just chuck a bunch of cameras together, though, as Huawei is using its own technologies in further creative ways. Yellow frequency better for low-light capture.Huawei P40 Pro+: What's a SuperSensing sensor?
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The fifth "camera" on the P40 Pro+ is a depth sensor, or Time-of-Flight sensor, which arguably isn't a traditional camera as such, as its small amount of resolution data is only utilised to map out distance - which can then be used by software to aid background blur (bokeh) with greater accuracy. There's the main camera - which we'll detail more below - and a wider-angle offering to fit more into the frame, alongside two zoom lenses to enable further away subjects to appear close-up in the frame. This is the reason the Huawei P40 Pro+ has five optics on its rear camera, each linked to their own individual sensor. One lens might not be wide-angle enough to squeeze in that group shot, for example, or you might want to shoot a subject further away without losing quality and therefore use a zoom. The reason to have more than one camera is to offer different views onto the world. 2: Ultra-wide camera: 40MP cine lens, f/1.8, 18mm.1: Main camera: 50MP SuperSensing sensor, 1/1.28in size, f/1.9 aperture, 24mm equivalent, optical stabilisation (OIS).Indeed, the Huawei P40 Pro+ has a penta camera arrangement - that's five cameras on its back - to offer greater versatility in shooting.īut why those five cameras, what can the various lenses do, and does the P40 Pro+ offer the best cameras in a phone as a result? Here's a breakdown of what's what. Manufacturers are cramming more lenses and sensors into handsets than ever before.
(Pocket-lint) - These days if you hear about a phone with fewer than two rear cameras it's a bit of a surprise.
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