Igeekphone reported on January 14th that the official of Honor mobiles announced that the Honor Magic8 Pro Air will be equipped with the same ultra-large sensor main camera as the flagship model. At the same time, it will launch the industry’s first ultra-thin high-definition telephoto lens and the first AI zoom array flashlight in the Android system. The specific configuration information is as follows:
Flagship same model Pro-level large sensor main camera: 50 million pixels | 1/1.3-inch large sensor | f/1.6 ultra-wide aperture | Special IR coating process to block 95% of infrared stray light | Shake-proof level CIPA 5.0
The industry’s first ultra-thin high-definition telephoto long-zoom: 64 million pixels | 1/2-inch large sensor | f/2.6 aperture | Supports 3.2x optical zoom + maximum 100x digital zoom | Shake-proof level CIPA 5.0
The first AI zoom array flash of Android: Covers the entire portrait shooting range | 5-lamp array structure | The maximum total light output reaches the industry TOP1 | The maximum illumination can reach 200 Lux | The illumination at the farthest 2 meters can reach 50 Lux | Precise current output matching, the uniformity at the four corners can reach 80%
IGeekphone has compiled the following parameter information of this device that has been disclosed / announced:
Model: LDY-AN0
Performance: Tianji 9500 processor
Specification: Offered in 16GB + 512GB versions (as shown in the JD.com pre-order event, this device is available in 256GB / 512GB / 1TB specifications) | Supports 16GB smart RAM
Battery: 5500mAh Qinghai Lake Battery
Screen: Resolution 2640×1216
Gain: Self-developed energy efficiency enhancement chip HONOR E2
Color scheme: Mystic Purple / Light Orange / Feather White / Shadow Black
Image: 50 million pixels, 1/1.3-inch large sensor main camera | 64 million pixels telephoto lens (the industry’s first ultra-thin high-definition telephoto lens) | The first AI zoom array flash in Android | Full coverage from 23mm to 148mm focal length
Others: Ultrasonic fingerprint | Full-level water resistance | 2D face recognition