What makes the new OPPO Reno8 a superb mid-range shooter?
Along with the Reno8 Z 5G, OPPO finally revealed the pre-order details of the new Reno8 5G in the Philippines.
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| Is the OPPO Reno8 your next mid-range camera phone? |
If you're one of the many who is interested in buying one, it could be due to its promising camera capabilities.
In this article, we share with you what makes the new OPPO Reno8 a capable shooter for the price.
Read on.
What makes the new OPPO Reno8 a superb mid-range shooter?
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| 50MP high-end camera |
1. It uses a premium primary camera sensor - OPPO Reno8 uses Sony's 50MP f/1.8 IMX766 sensor, the same sensor found on most high-end smartphones last year and premium mid-rangers this year.
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| Good for daylight |
It has a large 1/1.56-inch sensor size which allows it to gather more light for better and sharper photos in most lighting situations even in low light.
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| Good for night shots |
This camera is also paired with All-Pixel Omni-Directional PDAF and DOL-HDR ensuring that your shots are crisp with great dynamic range.
So, far we were impressed with the shots that we took using this sensor.
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| Premium RGBW selfie cam |
2. Even the selfie camera is great - In front, the OPPO Reno8 is equipped with a 32MP f/2.4 Sony IMX709 RGBW sensor designed to capture more light with less noise. So, if you use the front cam of the phone, there is a chance that you can take high-quality self-snaps.
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| Flagship-grade selfies? |
3. The ISP of Dimensity 1300 - The chip that the new Reno8 uses has a pretty capable ISP that supports up to 200MP cameras, 4K video shooting, HDR-ISP, Video HDR, Video NR, Video Bokeh, Video EIS, AI Shutter, and many more. Basically, the brain of this device helps it take better images and videos.
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| Trying the Portrait mode of the phone |
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| Look at that dynamic range |
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| Low light cam sample 2 |
4. The software tricks - OPPO also loaded the Reno8 with plenty of software tricks that help it take better images and videos.
It has the Ultra Night Video for better low-light videos with less noise, Ultra HDR Video for better dynamic range avoiding under and overexposure, Night Portrait for noise-reduced shots in the dark with background blur effect, and many more like the Hyperlapse (basically a time-lapse), 960fps AI Slow-Motion, and more.
For the full specs and our first impressions, visit this link.
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