It has been since poco presented on the international scene and immediately aroused the consent of the various fan boys of the brand yet OnePlus Nord is not so perfect as we have been told by the various lucky ones who have received a preview of the terminal. And it is precisely one of the prominent elements of this terminal that arouses some perplexities, namely the dual selfie camera, which thanks to the double sensor should dedicate a photographic experience to all lovers of selfies or vlogs, allowing among other things a ' wide angle shot.
In fact, OnePlus Nord boasts on the front of a dual sensor, whose primary result is a 616MP Sony IMX32 f/2.45 with 0,8 µm pixels, Pixel Binning and EIS stabilization. The supporting sensor is instead an 8 MP wide angle f/2.45 with 105 ° field of view. Among other things, the combo allows you to record videos in 4K at 60 fps, not bad on paper, considering that these features are often not even found on the top of the range.
The selfie camera of OnePlus Nord shows the first limits of use
For this reason OnePlus Nord has been equipped by the company with a special algortimo which is automatically activated when it understands that there are more people in the frame, considering at least a minimum of 3 people. But the same algorithm limits the maximum number of people to 6, otherwise it will not be able to work properly.
Nord's group selfie algorithm is automatically activated when it detects a minimum of three faces in one shot with appropriate lighting conditions. The algorithm cannot be enabled if there are more than six people in one shot or in HDR scenes. Nord's algorithm works on both the main selfie camera and the ultra wide-angle rear."
But in addition to this limitation, the algorithm also limits the HDR mode which cannot be exploited, leaving the shots obtained at the mercy of the lighting conditions or better of the strong contrasts. Honestly not a big problem considering that the company is already working to improve OnePlus Nord and correct these "defects" of youth.
