This imaging system is what the company calls XMAGE, and it became official a few days ago. The Mate 50 series will make use of this new system to bring top-notch photography to Huawei devices. Now there are renderings of this imaging system. Do note that these aren’t official images, but imaginations and personal representations of what might be.

For some reason, HoilNDI chose to use a notch in their renderings. There have been some complications as to what selfie camera cutout Huawei will use in the Mate 50 Pro (series). The company left out in using the notch with the Mate 30 series from 2019. For some reason, available renders have made depictions of the Mate 50 with a notch. Certainly, Huawei will use a waterfall screen display on this coming device, but we aren’t sure about its selfie cutout. 

Read also: Huawei Nova 10 series.

Let us now shift away from the screen of this device to what is on the rear side, the cameras. If the renders are close to being correct, we can expect the company to use its signature ring camera cutout. It is likely to happen since it has been a trend with Huawei Mate devices over the years (starting from the Mate 30).

We can as well see the designer of these renderings did well to place the XMAGE logo on the camera cutout. The number or ability of the rear cameras on this device we aren’t certain. But what we have from leaks is that this device series might use the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 processor. But the processor will bring 4G connections instead of 5G because of the US sanctions on Huawei.

We can be sure that this coming flagship device from Huawei will bring improvements to mobile photography. Will it be able to retake its position as first on DxOMark rankings? How will XMAGE perform against the competition? Answers to these questions will be available only after the launch of this device.

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XMAGE technology innovation background

Huawei is known as the undisputed king in terms of mobile photography for many consecutive years in each release of their phone. Despite the US sanction, Huawei has always retained its position in past years.

Unfortunately for Huawei, the sanction isn’t even getting loosened and it even makes Huawei lose access to every major supplier for supporting its camera innovation, mainly Sony and Leica.

Huawei Mate 40 series is the only series that reaches the peak of its camera innovation, while still having access to Sony’s latest hardware in 2020.

Things aren’t going even better for Huawei due to the sanction that makes Huawei forcibly shift its supplier to Omnivision, which is quite behind Sony in terms of hardware prowess.

As shown in the P50 series, Huawei takes a different approach to the limitations they have by intensively optimizing the camera software in it. And the results paid off well, despite the limitation Huawei faced.

Several months ago, Huawei confirmed the parting with Leica, with who they have collaborated for a long time since the P9 series. As the P50 series is the last masterpiece of the Huawei x Leica partnership smartphone.

That doesn’t stop Huawei to keep innovating to deliver the best experience in the mobile camera department.

Instead, Huawei comes up with its own brand, XMAGE technology for its mobile camera department.

Further details remain hidden as of now.

Mate 50 Series is the first to harness the technology of XMAGE

Teme, known as the Huawei tipster has leaked the back design of the Mate 50 series and has recently shown that it will harness the XMAGE technology.

Huawei Mate 50 series surely is one of the awaited flagships of the Huawei Mate series.

Meanwhile, the launch date is still undecided. But the latest rumor confirmed it will come around August or September this year.

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