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Respect has announced Global availability of the Magic7 Pro, a flagship phone with a 200MP sensor on its telephoto lens. While the phone has been available in China since October, it is now available in several other countries.
Despite having the highest resolution, the 200MP camera isn’t actually the main shooter of the phone. The Magic7 Pro’s ‘Wide’ camera uses a 50MP type 1/1.3 (9.8 x 7.4 mm) with optical image stabilization and an aperture that can switch between F1.4 and F2 depending on the situation. The ultrawide camera also uses a 50MP sensor, although it is a smaller Type 1/2.88 (5.0 x 3.7 mm) model, mated to an F2 lens that provides a 122° field of view.
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The 200MP Type 1/1.4 (9.1 x 6.9 mm) sensor is used for the phone’s 3x F2.6 telephoto lens, which completes all three cameras on the phone, not counting the 50MP selfie camera. It probably uses the OmniVision OVB0A sensor, so probably uses a sizable 4 x 4 Bayer color filter array, as quad bayer technology Found in many other phones. The Magic7 Pro isn’t the first phone we’ve seen with a 200MP sensor. Some of the company’s past offerings have included a feature, as have competitors’ phones. SAMSUNG And Xiaomi,
However, it does show that the company is at least somewhat serious about people being able to use the Magic7 Pro as a photographic tool. Although high resolution isn’t an automatic sign of quality, it should give you plenty of flexibility when your optical zoom runs out and you need to start cropping. The company says you can get “100x digital zoom.” By that point, the image will be noticeably soft, despite all the megapixels.
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Honor’s site offers this image as an example of the Magic7 Pro’s 100x digital zoom. Image: respect |
Cameras aside, the Magic7 Pro seems to be a very capable phone. It features Qualcomm’s flagship Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, a 5750 mAh battery that you can quickly charge at up to 100W, and a 6.8″ display that’s capable of reaching 1600 nits of brightness at full screen. Honor owners get five years of Will also provide updates. according to GSMArenaWhile it’s not best-in-class – Samsung and Google both promise to keep their flagships updated for up to seven years, and Apple is known to support phones for even longer – it’s still nothing to sneeze at. Not there.
The phone is priced starting at €1299, or £1099, and is available in “Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and Asia Pacific regions.” The base model – which appears to be the only model currently available in some countries – comes with 12GB of RAM and 512GB of storage.
