Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra camera technology gets detailed – Gizchina.com

For starters, the main camera brings a 48MP 1/1.32″ sensor capable of doing the on-chip single-frame HDR processing. This camera basically says that some times you don’t need a massive sensor to achieve the best shots. The Pixels here are grouped into three categories: short, medium, and long exposure. Those are merged into an HDR signal as the sensor reads out the image line by line. Worth noting that the Mi 10 Ultra stands as the very first smartphone to record HDR10 video thanks to the on-sensor processing. The device also packs an 8P lens design which is a lens with eight elements. This helps the camera to reduce aberrations in the image. Each element present in the camera makes it harder to develop and costlier.

The developers also stated that achieving the best possible results with the Telephoto was a challenge as well. It’s a 48MP camera featuring the IMX586 sensors. However, it’s too large – 1/2.32″. Xiaomi had to use a D-cut lens to slim the module since to fit into the frame of the handset. D-Cut lenses make optical image stabilization more difficult. However, after several iterations and tests, the company managed to perfectly adapt everything.

According to the report, Xiaomi used most of the Research & Development teams around the world. The teams in Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Najing, Tokyo, Santiago, Bangalore, Paris, and Tampere worked hard to improve the hardware and software of this result. The Mi 10 Ultra is nothing more as a result of the company’s hard work to deliver cutting-edge technologies.

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