Realme’s latest entry in the Number series of phones packs a strong shot for photographer. When buying devices that are that are mid-range, users have been able to manage their expectations. Most of the time, they have to decide among various smartphone choices in order to compromise particular characteristics.
This has been an issue in the past because of Realme’s dedication to offering top-quality products in the middle-priced segment. Realme’s desire to be innovative has resulted in numerous wins in the past, such as when it launched the Realme 8 Pro which was the first tech democratizer’s 108MP camera phone. The prior generation of the number series phone was a hit among people due to its amazing camera configuration.
Nowadays the camera on your smartphone has grown to be one of the main functions of your phone. When you need to take photos for your social media feed and video-chat with family and friends the camera on your smartphone is essential. This is the reason why realme has introduced a brand new and upgraded 108 megapixel ProLight camera configuration in the coming 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 new HM6 sensor is expected to deliver an increase of 123% in the sensitivity to light for the Realme 9 4G as compared to the Realme 8 Pro’s HM2 sensor. With more than 108 million pixels, as tiny as 0.64mm and a resolution of 0.64mm, the ISOCELL HM6 sensor can render your photos with breathtaking high-definition quality.
The high-end sensor also has 3x lossless zoom, which lets you capture crisp and precise photographs regardless of how far or close to the subject you’re. Alongside these innovative features The ISOCELL HM6 camera is the first one to use the nonapixel plus technology. This new pixel binning technique has significantly enhanced the way it blends and utilizes light information to enable it to produce sharp and clear photos even in low-light situations.
The results of merging nine pixels in one go are 12MP images that have an average noise level of an 1.92mm huge pixels. Smart-ISO enables ISOCELL HM6 ISOCELL HM6 to adjust to the lighting conditions by selecting either high or low ISO mode. If the lighting is dim, High ISO mode converts light into a signal that has greater conversion gains to highlight shadows that are dark. Multisampling is a process that combines High ISO and Low ISO images to cut down on the noise by combining several frame into one.
The Realme 9’s ISOCELL HM6 sensor is 4 times the number of autofocus agents as its predecessor 0.7um 1080MP ISOCELL model. With its improved autofocus resolution, you will be able to quickly capture moving objects without a loss of clarity in the image. This ISOCELL HM6 is not just perfect for taking pictures but it also records extremely detailed videos too. With the ability to record video at 4K 120FPS, this high-tech sensor lets you capture moving images both in normal and slow-motion modes in stunning clarity.
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.
Realme 9 price is not officially revealed yet but we expect it to be around Rs 45,000 to Rs 55,000 as previous basic phone this series Realme 8 was launched at the price of Rs. 39,999
