Sony Xperia 1 II camera sample photos By Phandroid

Hey, what's going on guys I'm Nick gray from Android, as you probably know, Mobile World Congress, which was supposed to take place this week in Barcelona, was cancelled, but Sony did go ahead with its launch plans to unveil the Sony Xperia one mark -. Now this phone's name is definitely confusing, but from a specs' standpoint it has all the bells and whistles that you would expect from a 20/20 flagship device, with this main attraction being the quad camera setup on the back featuring three 12 megapixel camera sensors, which offer ultra-wide standard and then a 3x telephoto. The ultra-wide camera does have electronic image stabilization, but the other two main sensors do have optical image stabilization, and that brings us to the fourth camera, which is a 3d time-of-flight depth sensor, which is used to capture the depth. Information for portrait style, shots up front. You also get an 8 megapixel front-facing camera, which Sony has given and 84 degrees, ultra wide-angle lens, which is a lot wider than what you get on most other devices. Since the launch event was pretty much just a pre-recorded video that was published this morning.

I haven't yet had a chance to test out the cameras for myself, but Sony did share nearly three dozen sample photos which were captured with the device. Now the images that you're going to see coming up have definitely been edited, but the focus, clarity and sharpness do look like a huge improvement over the last year's Experian. Take a look at the images, and let me know what you think of the results. As you can see, the image is taken with the Sony Xperia 1 mark to do look promising, but I will be doing an in-depth look at this device and comparing it to other devices like the pixel, 4 and flagship devices from 2020 as well. When the phone comes out in the spring, make sure you stay subscribe to the channel and hit the bell icon.

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