Realme 5 four-cam setup detailed

Yordan, 07 August 2019

The CEO of Realme India changed his Twitter name yesterday, revealing the new name of the incoming four-camera smartphone - it will be Realme 5. Today the company announced on Weibo more details about the 64 MP main shooter.

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Screenshots from the camera presentation

The Realme 5 will have the Samsung ISOCELL Bright GW1 sensor and it appears it will be the first phone to do so, even before the Redmi flagship. The size of it is 1/1.72”, with a pixel size of 0.8µm, making it even bigger than the 48 MP ISOCELL Bright GM1 platform, used in other phones from the same price range.

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More screenshots from the camera presentation

According to the images, the new camera will provide clearer images and better details when the photo is cropped/zoomed. The sensor is actually of the Tetracell variety so it's intended to shoot in binned 16MP mode.

The secondary shooter will be super-wide-angle cam with 119-degree FoV and f/2.2 aperture, while the third one will have a dedicated macro lens that will allow you to take photos from up to 4 cm with impressive details.

64 MP four-cam Realme 5 to demo its camera on August 15

Design-wise, it is obvious the camera will keep the design introduced in the Realme 3 Pro - two yellow circles around the main shooter, so people will know where to look when you’re taking their portrait shot.

Source 1 (in Chinese) • Source 2 | Via 1Via 2


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  • Re5
  • 08 Aug 2019
  • Hka

is this going to be overpriced out of India as well? and going to support LTE-CA (carrier aggregation) only on India bands ? and not support B3+B7 or other countries CA bands ?

  • Aspid
  • 08 Aug 2019
  • 0Wh

Include older flagships makes a lot of sense when you are looking for the best value for your money. Something these brands usually claim. About the resolution, it doesn't matter if the result don't match the expectation and numbers. It didn't w...

  • Anonymous
  • 07 Aug 2019
  • 0Ib

Gsmarena called it flagship without a base. If that was a high-end device, only thing they are promoting wouldn't be the camera. Also flagship doesn't mean high-end. It means most advanced within a company's portfolio. Deducing what they ...

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