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The realme true self GT5 Pro phone carries Sony IMX890 telephoto, which claims to be "the highest cost in the industry".

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2023-11-24 22:12:11 09月29日 Update

CTOnews.com November 22 news, in the ongoing realme true self super core image technology communication meeting, the official introduced the true self GT5 Pro mobile phone image module leader Jiao features.

In terms of telephoto, the True self GT5 Pro uses IMX 890s flagship main periscope telephoto with 50MP, F / 2.6 aperture, 3x optical zoom and electronic + optical anti-shake, which is known as "the most expensive telephoto in the industry".

According to the official introduction, this telephoto is "the largest potential telephoto at the bottom of the industry". It supports the main camera 4-in-1 multi-pixel fusion technology, which can achieve "super light input". It is said that "there is almost no dead black situation in which the details are completely lost".

CTOnews.com also found that in terms of zoom, the true GT5 Pro telephoto end not only supports 3x optical zoom, but also claims to achieve lossless zoom quality even if it is magnified up to 6x in the viewfinder frame. In addition, the phone supports up to 120x super zoom.

At the same time, the official said that True self GT5 Pro claims to use "industry-leading optical hardware, chip computing, and image algorithms", uses the industry's first third-generation Snapdragon 8+IMX 890telephoto, and has a "super-core image heterogeneous computing framework", which claims that image power consumption is reduced by up to 10%, single-frame processing speed is increased by 44%, and excellent images can be presented in various scenarios.

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