realme’s newest entry into the
Number series of phones packs a powerful punch for photographers
When purchasing devices in the mid-range, consumers have learnt
to manage their expectations. Often times one would have to pick and choose
between different smartphone options by making a compromise on certain
features. This dilemma has become a concern of the past due to realme’s
commitment to providing high quality options in the mid-range segment. realme’s
drive to innovate has brought many successes in the past such as with the
realme 8 Pro which was the tech democratizer’s first 108MP camera smartphone.
The previous generation number series phone made waves in the minds of the
public owing to its stellar camera setup.
In modern times, a smartphone’s main camera has become one of
the most important features of your device. Whether you want to snap a picture
for social media or video chat with your loved ones, the smartphone’s camera
quality is of paramount importance. This is why realme is bringing a new and
improved 108MP ProLight camera setup in the upcoming realme 9 4G. On the
surface it may seem like the camera setup is the same as the realme 8 Pro but
beneath the surface the realme 9 4G is the very first smartphone to come
equipped with the brand new Samsung HM6 sensor allowing it to deliver superior
results.
The realme 8 Pro came equipped with a previous generation HM2
sensor. The brand new HM6 sensor should deliver a 123% increase in light
sensitivity for the realme 9 4G as compared to the realme 8 Pro’s HM2 sensor. Equipped
with 108 million pixels as small as 0.64μm, the ISOCELL HM6 sensor has the
ability to render your captured memories with stunning high-definition detail.
The advanced sensor also supports 3x lossless zoom which allows you to capture
smooth and accurate images no matter how close or far from the subject you are.
Apart from all these revolutionary features, the ISOCELL HM6 sensor is the
first to adopt the Nonapixel plus technology. This upgraded pixel binning
technology has drastically improved the way it combines and utilizes light
information allowing it to take bright and clear pictures even in extremely low
light environments.
The products of merging
nine pixels at once are 12MP images with a noise level comparable to a 1.92μm
big pixel. Smart-ISO allows the ISOCELL HM6 to adjust to the lighting
conditions by intelligently choosing High or Low ISO mode. In conditions of dim
lighting, High ISO mode converts light to a signal with higher conversion gain
to illuminate details in the shadows. The process of multisampling follows
which combines High ISO and Low ISO shots to reduce noise by averaging multiple
frames into one. The realme 9 4G’s ISOCELL HM6 sensor has four times more
autofocusing agents than the previous 0.7㎛ 108MP ISOCELL model. With its higher
autofocus pixel density, you can capture fast-moving objects easily with little
to no loss of image clarity. The ISOCELL HM6 is not just great at capturing
photos, it can capture highly detailed videos as well. With support for video
recording at 8K 24FPS and 4K 120FPS, the high-tech sensor allows you to record
moving images in both regular and slow-motion mode in incredible detail.
By introducing the HM6
sensor to the market via the realme 9 4G, realme is building on its legacy of
facilitating access to the latest in the tech world for its loyal consumers.
This first of its kind tech makes low-light photography a piece of cake. However,
the realme 9 4G is much more than a glorified camera. The next-level handset
also comes equipped with a Snapdragon 680 (6nm) processor, 90Hz Super AMOLED
Display, Holographic Ripple Design, and so much more. So keep your eyes on
store shelves for the realme 9 4G when it arrives starting Saturday, July 16,
2022.
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