With the brand new release of the Huawei Mate 20 Pro, there’s a lot of brand new features to unpack and analyse. The phone itself is considered to be the finest ever made by the company and is being regarded as the flagship device of Huawei themselves.

One feature which a lot of people are keen to explore is the new camera. It certainly looks like an impressive piece of technology which has been seamlessly added into the handset, but how well does it perform?

Four Cameras, Many Choices

In a bold but likely successful move, the Mate 20 Pro has eschewed the conventional two camera function in favour of four. Bigger is better when cameras are concerned, and the more cameras there are, the more options users will have.

Anyone who has managed to get a good look at the phone and it’s design will know that there is a front notch which exists, and this allows for the three cameras to operate seamlessly side by side. What you’ve got access to is a very impressive 24-megapixel selfie camera on the front of the phone, and then a series of three cameras on the back which are 40-megapixels, 20-megapixels, and 8-megapixels.

It has been speculated that the three cameras will work in tandem with one another to capture and deliver the best possible image, and all the information about the handset does back up this prediction. The biggest camera of them all is the 40-megapixel model and provides 4 pixels all combined into one for a superior quality of photo.

The other two cameras offer different kinds of shots and options for the user to experiment with, and they all help to provide a consistently high level of detail even from far away or when dealing with smaller objects.

Smarter Systems For A Smarter Phone

The camera has been designed to be as smart as possible and is a shining example of how modern technology can integrate flawlessly into the photo-taking process.

There are two NPU’s inside the system, and they’ve been designed to analyse the content of the image and automatically correct faults that they locate – things like blurred segments or poor overall quality. They also automatically optimise the cameras inside the system to make sure that you can take a photo which is of the best possible condition. To give a further example, the camera would automatically compensate for lower quality and level of light.

All in all, the camera on the phone is definitely set to be one of the best available on the market. All of the rear cameras work in perfect harmony to provide you with the best possible photo quality, and it’s easy to see how it contributes to the flagship mobile device.

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