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X-Factor- Improved Camera Performance 64MP Sony Sensor The new 64MP quad-lens camera is the X-Factor of the new Galaxy M31s. The primary camera still sports the massive 64MP resolution sensor but it now uses the latest Sony IMX682 sensor which has proven to be a better performer than the Samsung-made 64MP camera sensor. The Sony sensor has a bright f/1.8 aperture and ideally results in better clarity and color reproduction. The primary sensor is now accompanied by a 12MP (f/2.2) ultra-wide-angle sensor with 123-degree field-of-view. The Galaxy M31 has an 8MP wide-angle lens. The other two lenses are still of 5MP resolution- one macro sensor with 4cm distance for close-up shots and a 5MP depth sensor to create bokeh. To capture selfies, the Galaxy M31s features a 32MP sensor with an f/2.0 aperture. This is a good spec-sheet for a sub-20K smartphone but does it translate to a good real-life camera output? Let’s find out. Good Daylight And Decent Low-Light Camera Performance Than...

Gimbal Camera For Steady Video Recording The Vivo X50 Pro’s camera setup features a miniaturized gimbal camera system. The tiny setup applies both OIS and EIS to effectively cut down jerks while you shoot videos with the handset. This first-of-its-kind miniaturized physical motor is stacked on the 48MP primary sensor to produce shake-free videos. While the primary sensor can capture 4K 60fps videos, the ultra steady mode maxes out video resolution at 1080 60fps. The output is crisp and smooth. The tiny gimbal motor effectively cuts down unwanted jerks and shakes. As a result, the video output looks excellent if you are simply walking and shooting videos. The steadiness remains intact even if you are running at a steady pace and recording handheld videos. The results are pretty impressive for a miniaturized gimbal setup placed inside a square inch of a camera module. This makes the X50 Pro a great video recording device for content creators, especially for avid travelers who cre...