In September, Huawei officially launched its new generation flagship, the Mate 50 Pro, in which it chose to use its own XMAGE imagery instead of the Leica imagery previously used in the Mate series. Today, DXOMARK officially announced that the Mate 50 Pro has arrived in France and is being lab-tested and analyzed in real-life scenarios by the image quality department, with the results to be released soon.
It is reported that Huawei’s self-developed XMAGE images mainly focus on realism, permeability, translucency and breathability, with good performance in terms of detail, light and shadow, naturalness, vignette and other aspects of the image.
The first phone to feature XMAGE, the Mate 50 Pro features a 13-megapixel ultra-wide angle, a 64-megapixel periscope telephoto, and a 50-megapixel main camera lens with a physically variable aperture, a proximity light sensor, a laser focus sensor and a 10-channel multi-spectral sensor.
The previous flagship of the Mate series, the Mate 40 Pro+, currently sits in ninth place in the DXOMARK rankings and the new generation Mate 50 Pro is expected to surpass this result.
