The company’s main goal is to provide a high-quality service to its customers. However, there are also gaps between phones, some phones can only take a general shot, while some phones can capture a lot of details. If you are using Huawei, or the image flagship, supports 50x or 100x digital zoom, that detail is quite clear.
On the night of November 8, after the total lunar eclipse, Huawei’s official blog released a few photos of this moon shot, the details are quite powerful, and even the moon’s craters can be seen roughly. Judging from the watermark, these photos were taken by a Huawei Mate50 RS phone. This phone belongs to the Porsche Design model, which is quite sought-after in the double 11 and is said to be often snapped up in one go.
The Porsche Design model of the Huawei Mate50 RS is backed by Huawei’s own imaging brand XMAGE, and for the first time features a 48-megapixel super macro telephoto camera that can achieve 35x digital zoom super macro shooting, easily capturing subtle super macro images, while the first dual mirror group long travel slide technology, shooting the moon and its details are at your fingertips.
Speaking of Huawei Image XMAGE, it breaks through many optical system technologies and can be said to be in a class of its own on the track of moving images. In the DXOMARK cell phone camera ranking announced not long ago, the Mate50 Pro took first place in the world with a high score of 149 points, the image strength is evident.
