During the Mobile World Congress 2019 of Barcelona Nokia announced the first smartphone with five rear cameras: the Nokia 9 PureView. A top of the range where all cameras (equipped with ZEISS optics) work simultaneously, and merge in a single shot from 12 megapixel in HDR. Two sensors are responsible for taking color images, while the other three take monochrome photos: they still work together to capture up to 10 times the amount of light of a single standard sensor on a smartphone.
Then there is the possibility of capturing images in uncompressed "DNG" RAW format, reworking them on the phone thanks to a partnership with Adobe Lightroom, a true image post-production tool. The interface Pro Camera gives you more control over your photos, with the ability to take time-lapse photos with support for exposures up to 10 seconds. Exposure can also be adjusted in 1/3-stop increments.
Turning to the technical specifications, Nokia 9 Pureview includes 5,99 inch QHD + POLED screen, chipset Snapdragon 845, 6 gigabytes of RAM, 128 gigabytes of internal memory, 3.320 mAh battery (with support for wireless charging) and Android 9 Pie as an operating system. Obviously present the Face Unlock and the fingerprint sensor. The starting price is 699 Dollars: the start of marketing is scheduled for March. Pre-orders are already open today in some markets. Only the Midnight Blue colorway will be available.
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- Nokia Mobile (@NokiaMobile) February 24, 2019
