Technology & IT | Friday 27 March, 2020 3:44 am |

HONOR’s latest rollout the HONOR 9X PRO boasts a camera that will help its users capture every detail with striking clarity, even in challenging environments, resulting in high-quality images suitable to go live on social media and cherish as memories. The rear camera array includes three cameras: 48MP, 8MP and 2MP, while the front camera displays a 16MP pop-up camera. 

Ultra-high Clarity mode and the 120° Super Wide-Angle camera

The premium camera-phone features a 48MP main camera that allows its users to capture every last detail with its Ultra-high Clarity mode, and the 120° Super Wide-Angle camera allows to fit more into the frame. HONOR 9X PRO users can even take expressive portraits with beautiful bokeh aesthetic thanks to its 2MP depth-assist camera. The all-new 120° super wide-angle lens fits more into the frame, making shooting landscapes or small spaces easy and professional.

HONOR 9X PRO’s 16MP Pop-Up Camera

Living in the selfie era, taking a perfect selfie is absolutely necessary and possible through HONOR 9X PRO’s 16MP Pop-Up Camera. When capturing a selfie moment, the 16MP camera pops out within a second and automatically retracting when the front camera is switched off.

AIS Handheld Super Night View 2.0

Taking night-time photography to the next level, the HONOR 9X PRO supports AIS Handheld Super Night View 2.0 and features a large 1/2-inch sensor which dramatically improves the camera’s sensitivity to light beyond human eyes, presenting incredible shooting performance in low-light situations.

 

AI Video Stabilization: Pro-Grade Video Stabilization

 

When mentioning HONOR 9X PRO camera capabilities, taking static pictures is just half of it, the HONOR 9X PRO showcases AI Video Stabilization through Pro-Grade Video Stabilization to allow the phone to take smooth and stable video clips on-the-fly (not just on-the-go) even in severe lighting conditions without the extra gear. AI Video Stabilization refers to the reduction of motion blur that can occur due to camera movements.