Realme is an emerging mobile phone brand which aims to offer a smartphone with an extraordinary performance, stylish design, and sincere services. This Diwali Realme is launching a 64-Megapixel phone along with 2 more quad Camera phones. The quad-camera phones will be launched under the banner of Realme and pro series. Realme has already started competing with Xiaomi. Just a day after Xiaomi gave the introduction about its 64-megapixel camera, Realme has revealed its plan to introduce a camera-centric smartphone in upcoming months.
At an event in New Delhi on Thursday, Realme talked about the launch of the quad-camera smartphone in Realme series, Realme Pro series, and Realme X series. The company also announced that it will be launching its first quad-camera smartphone with a 64-megapixel camera in India before Diwali.
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There are no such updates regarding the 64-megapixel camera smartphone by Realme, but the company has revealed that it is using Samsung’s ISOCELL Bright GW1 sensor for the 64-megapixel camera smartphone. Considering the teaser posted on the official twitter account of Realme, we get an idea that the company’s upcoming Realme 5 and Realme 5 Pro smartphones will feature quad-camera setups. The brand confirmed that it is only bringing one 64-megapixel camera phone shortly and the upcoming successor to Realme X is going to feature the quad-camera setup with a 64-megapixel primary shooter.
Realme Company also mentioned that they have been working closely with Samsung ISOCELL to create a prototype to start their development and testing work before GW1 was manufactured. The company gave a detailed description of the camera setup. As per the company, the quad-camera setup will include ‘Super Wide Angle’ photography support, 2x telephoto lens, ‘Ultra Macro’ photography support, and expert mode.
The company has also shared the pictures depicting the qualities and capabilities of the quad-camera set up. Realme mentioned that the upcoming 64-megapixel camera phone will feature a 64-MP mode. The 64-mp mode will allow the users to click 64-megapixel photos, in addition to the default pixel-binned 16-megapixel photos.
