The photographic capabilities of smartphones have increased dramatically in the last two years. Within these capacities, the zoom has a privileged place, since it is an element that can be spectacular to get muscle and show off with respect to rivals. Huawei has been one of the companies that has put the most focus on the zoom , but nothing will be compared to what could come with the next P50 Pro.
In order to achieve high zoom capabilities, manufacturers flaunt telephoto sensors. Huawei was the first company to break down the zoom barriers thanks to periscope technology, which saw the light of day in the 2019 P30 Pro. This terminal was also the first to offer a 5z optical zoom and a 50x digital zoom. This allowed users to capture photos of the moon like never before on a smartphone, while the privacy debate was rescued once again.
A crazy zoom
Now, a leak on the Chinese social network Weibo and collected by Huawei Central, has revealed new information about what to expect with the Huawei P50 Pro. The most impressive, affirms that the terminal will set the zoom bar higher than ever. The source claims that the rear Leica lens will be similar to that of the Mate 40 , but with a binocular zoom that goes up to 200x.
Huawei P50 Pro concept
No reference is made to the digital zoom capabilities, but if Huawei wants to reach such a capacity, it must be supported by an optical zoom greater than what has been seen so far . It is useless to have a zoom of such capacity, if the results do not accompany. For now, there is no phone on the market with such zoom capabilities.
In addition to the zoom, it is stated that the P50 Pro will have a refresh rate of 120 Hz, something that at the moment we have only seen in the Nova 8 Pro, without any terminal of the Mate or P series has yet reached these heights . The source also reveals other details, such as a possible 66W load and that the terminal will arrive with EMUI 11 and not HarmonyOS 2.0.
Enough for Europe?
The Huawei P50 Pro and its enormous hardware capabilities may not be enough to get Huawei out of the quagmire in Europe. The veto of the United States has not been lifted, and there is nothing to suspect that it will be this way in the short term. Given the problems that it has already faced with the Mate 30, P40, and that hardly any models from other families have arrived (except for specific terminals such as the P Smart 2021), it makes one wonder to what extent the deployment and launch of another ship makes sense. flagship in the West, where the brand’s image and sales have been greatly affected.
Source>Huawei Central
