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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Xiao Zhan cut, the clue delivery of the holy Buddha! CTOnews.com March 2 news, tonight the blogger @ digital chat station exposed some of Huawei's P60 Pro information. Let's take a look.

The blogger hinted that the Huawei P60 Pro will be equipped with a 6400-megafocal camera model OV64B, support 3.5x optical zoom and use RYYB sensors.

To put it simply, the RYYB sensor is to change the arrangement of the underlying filters of the RGGB array, using two yellow pixels (Y) instead of two green pixels (G) to form a RYYB sensor, which can significantly reduce the problem of light loss, increase the amount of light input by 40%, and greatly improve the night shooting effect.

However, although the RYYB sensor effectively increases the amount of light input, it only increases the amount of red light input, coupled with a large number of yellow pixels, the imaging is prone to color bias. Therefore, on the basis of the RYYB sensor, it also needs a set of more powerful ISP hardware and powerful algorithm support. After careful adjustment, in the dark scene, only a glimmer of light, can shoot a lot of details, to achieve "comparable to night vision" amazing imaging effect.

In addition, the blogger also said that Huawei P60 Pro supports variable aperture, and CTOnews.com has reported that this technology was used in the Mate50 series superlight camera released last year, which intelligently selects the aperture size according to the scene, and the professional mode supports ten adjustable physical apertures, and the depth of field range and virtual degree can be adjusted at will.

It is worth mentioning that he Gang, chief operating officer of Huawei terminal BG, recently posted photos of himself with the new machine on moments. If nothing happens, the new machine should be the P60 series.

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