Huawei P40 Pro Price in India

Expected Price:	Rs. 82,190
Release Date:	Jun 18, 2020 (Expected)
Variant:	8 GB RAM / 256 GB internal storage

Huawei P40 Pro

Huawei's P40 Pro is the company's latest high-end smartphone, and it recently features a Kirin 990 5G chipset, a 6.58-inch full-HD + OLED display with rounded edges, and a dual front camera. Huawei uses the P-series models to showcase the company's latest mobile camera technologies, and the brand new P40 Pro, its P-series flagship device for 2020, is no different with camera specs and features, Any contestant will find it difficult. to match. let's take a closer look.

Huawei P40 Main camera

The primary camera comes with a much larger 1 / 1.28 Quad 50MP quad-buyer sensor that produces 12MP image output. As with other devices with similar sensors, it uses pixel binning to increase dynamic range and low-light capabilities. The lens has an f / 1.9 aperture and a nominal 23 mm-equivalent focal length; However, Huawei crops a more traditional 27mm field of view. This decision was presumably made to design a thinner camera unit, but it should also help reduce artifacts such as corner softness and distortion. Optical image stabilization, which can be challenging to implement on such large image sensors, is also on board.

Huawei P40 Ultra wide camera

With the Mate 30 Pro, Huawei applies a large and high-resolution image sensor (40MP1 / 1.54 30) to its ultra-wide camera, combined with a sharp f / 1.8 lens to deliver excellent low-light image. Must make for quality. . The downside of such a large sensor in ultra-wide is the lens design. It is a challenge to design a lens that offers very wide angles and still fits into the thin body of a high-end smartphone. This is why Huawei is based on a compromise in the 18mm, which is wider than the main camera, but not as widespread as some competitors, such as the latest Samsung devices and iPhones, which are 12mm and 13, respectively. Mm lenses provide.

Huawei P40 Tele-camera

The P40 Pro's tele-camera comes with the same technology as last year's P30 Pro. The module is optionally stable and uses folded optics to achieve a 5x optical zoom factor (125 mm equivalent).

Huawei P40 "Field-of-view fusion" zoom

The P40 Pro does not rely solely on hardware for zooming, however. Like the P30 Pro, the P40 Pro uses a software system called Huawei Field-of-View Fusion and AI RAW, a combination of optical and algorithm-driven digital zooming suited to the chosen magnification factor. Only primary cameras up to 2x magnification are used; The tele camera lasts 5x and above. For intermediate zoom factors, the P40 Pro uses a fusion algorithm that combines image data from both cameras, merging multiple RAW frames from the main and tele cameras into one high-resolution frame, which later allows for zooming. Crop for.

For optimum detail, 5x tele-cam records image data at the center of the frame; It uses AI-refined image data from the primary camera to fill the "missing" image areas around the edges. An intensive learning algorithm improves in detail on fine patterns and textures - quite an impressive feat, given that autofocus, white balance, and other image parameters of both cameras should all be in perfect sync for good results.

In the long run, the camera is able to achieve a 50x zoom factor using a combination of optical zoom and super-resolution processing that tele-cam

Huawei P40 Improved Bokeh mode with AI RAW and super-resolution

While the P30 Pro only used AI RAW for zooming, the P40 Pro now applies the technology in most camera modes, including Bokeh. This means that with zoom shots, bokeh images from the new model provide a wider dynamic range. The camera uses a 50 mm high-resolution sensor and an AI RAW-powered super-resolution algorithm that produces an image with 54 mm-equivalent focal length and very good detail rendering. Time-of-flight (TOF) laser-captured data measures the distance of objects in the scene, and is then used to confirm and fix initial depth-maps generated by primary and super-wide cameras.

Improved white balance and color rendering with multispectral sensors

The P40 Pro also comes with a new white balance system that uses semantic-based neural networks and data-driven methods for more accurate equilibrium balancing. The system is also assisted by a multispectral sensor that can measure specific colors more accurately than an image sensor.

Autofocus with dual phase detection on all subpixels

The new autofocus system comes with dual phase detection on all subpixels and can use all pixels for autofocusing. In low light, the system also uses subject distance information that the TOF laser sensor captures.