Honor Magic6 to debut 1-inch type OV50K camera sensor
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- 21 Nov 2023
notafanboy, 16 Nov 202310x is useless for most scenariosno, it's not. I'm most of the times using 10x+ zoom and it's really handy to have it on my S23 Ultra.
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- 17 Nov 2023
notafanboy, 16 Nov 202310x is useless for most scenariosIt depends on what you wants to do. Saying it is useless most of the time could be true for some people, but not for everyone, but I agree a 5x is more often used indeed. I can't wait for a phone to offer continuous optical zoom from like 4x-10x!
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- 17 Nov 2023
Aierlan, 17 Nov 2023The top camera flagships from OPPO (find x7 pro) , Xiaomi (... moreYeah, why does the review for the Honor6 talk about Sony-move-over if Sony has a new multi layer sensor adopted by several brands? Does GSMArena know what's going on?
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- 17 Nov 2023
notafanboy, 16 Nov 202310x is useless for most scenariosNo , it's not if you're doing a lot of zoom photos :)
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- 17 Nov 2023
Ottonis, 16 Nov 2023What's interesting is that Sony's IMX989 seems to... moreThe top camera flagships from OPPO (find x7 pro) , Xiaomi (Xiaomi 14 ultra) and Vivo (Vivo x100 pro+) will all use an upgraded version of imx989 called LYT900. Basically, they will all upgrade to the newer sensor.
- you have to suffer
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- 17 Nov 2023
Anonymous, 16 Nov 2023What about the ISOCELL GN6? That'll also be 1" in size.noisy af sensor.
isocell more like grainycell
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- 17 Nov 2023
Ottonis, 16 Nov 2023What's interesting is that Sony's IMX989 seems to... morethe reason is simple, they dont want to get cut off like huawei. thats why they starting to use domestic brands.
Xiaomi for exemple with its own HyperOS, little by little they are separating from them.
Next, they gonna built its own chipset.
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- 6mY
- 16 Nov 2023
Ottonis, 16 Nov 2023What's interesting is that Sony's IMX989 seems to... moreVivo X100 Pro still has the IMX989
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- Ottonis
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- 16 Nov 2023
What's interesting is that Sony's IMX989 seems to get abandoned by the new upcoming 2024 generation of cameraphone flagships. Even the Xiaomi 14 pro uses a newer, smaller sensor and now, Honor is going to avoid the 989 as well.
Maybe it doesn't have a favorable orice/performance ratio...
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- 16 Nov 2023
What about the ISOCELL GN6? That'll also be 1" in size.
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- 16 Nov 2023
Anonymous, 16 Nov 20231" sensor are pointless because the entire sensor is n... more*Laughs in using both*
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- 16 Nov 2023
Bring it on.
This going to be the best camera phone of the next year at least i hope so.
S24 ultra or Pixel pro 9 can go nuts honestly.
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- 16 Nov 2023
Anonymous, 16 Nov 20231" sensor are pointless because the entire sensor is n... moreChinese phones do not crop, reason they have cam bump of 6-7mm .
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- 16 Nov 2023
CompactPhones5ever, 16 Nov 2023Camera on Xperia Pro-I was garbage because of the horrible ... morePro-i uses 60% of total area.
Also an very important photography website (that reviews 📷) rated it above pixels, iphones and galaxies.
Only ohone to get 5.0/5.0 from them.
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- 16 Nov 2023
robi10101298, 16 Nov 2023useless if it still has 3x optical zoom and not 10x... 10x is useless for most scenarios
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- 16 Nov 2023
Ssg, 16 Nov 2023I thought the 1" trend was Dead 👀Am I allowed to say it actually just starts because there are a lot to jump on the train like Nubia?
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- 16 Nov 2023
Just hope they stick to curve back phones. All this boxy sharp edges phones are so annoying to hold.
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- Anonymous
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- 16 Nov 2023
1" sensor are pointless because the entire sensor is not being used, it's too big. Stacked sensors makes more sense.
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- 16 Nov 2023
robi10101298, 16 Nov 2023useless if it still has 3x optical zoom and not 10x... I like x10, but x3 has better focal length for portraits. Better than X1 and x10.
I want to see both with good big sensors.