The Mate 30 is equipped with a SuperSensing Triple camera, comprising a 40MP SuperSensing camera, 16MP Ultra Wide-angle camera, and an 8MP Telephoto camera. Coupled with an ISP 5.0 Image Signal Processor, it enables users to capture high quality photographs and videos.
The SuperSensing Cine Camera is a dual-main camera system for different photo and video scenarios. The Cine Camera features a large 1/1.54-inch sensor size with a high maximum Video ISO of 51200 to capture videos with an extended dynamic range at 4K/60fps, as well as ultra slow-motion at the highest 7680 fps.
It supports 4K Low-light Ultra-wide time-lapse video. The Mate 30 Pro offers pro-bokeh capabilities while recoding, for professional looking results. Additionally, the second of the dual-camera system is a 1/1.7-inch SuperSensing camera which attracts 40% more lights to deliver stunning results in low light conditions, with an impressive light sensitivity of ISO409600, making it the best low light one-shot device ever, even for ultra-wide shots.
The 8MP Huawei Telephoto Camera offers 3x optical zoom, 5x Hybrid Zoom and up to 30x Digital Zoom. A front-facing 3D Depth Sensing Camera delivers pro-bokeh effects with accurate depth-of-field information for selfies and portraits.
Huawei’s built-in camera app now natively supports DJI gimbals, so users don’t have to download more apps to use accessories.
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