This morning, the well-known Chinese blogger Ice Universe has revealed relevant information about the new top of the range photography by Xiaomi, which is expected to be Xiaomi 15Ultra, out next year. This device promises to be a new light in the Android landscape, thanks to its advanced photographic specifications.
Xiaomi 15 Ultra will have the best telephoto camera on the market
In fact, according to the blogger, the new 15 Ultra will be equipped with one 200 megapixel periscope lens which supports one optical zoom greater than 4x. This periscope represents the ultra-telephoto lens of the device and will be accompanied by a full focal length quad-camera module. In other words, the Xiaomi 15 Ultra will offer complete photographic coverage thanks to the combination of main, ultra-wide-angle, telephoto and sub-telephoto lenses.
Currently, the only smartphone with a 200-megapixel periscope is the vivo X100 Ultra, which uses a Samsung S5KHP9 sensor with a 1/1.4-inch photosensitive unit and supports an optical zoom of 3.7x. However, the 200 megapixel periscope of the Xiaomi 15 Ultra will probably be equipped with the same CMOS as the vivo X100 Ultra, but with a higher optical zoom ratio, which should theoretically guarantee better quality.
This innovation represents a significant step forward for Xiaomi, which continues to push the boundaries of mobile photography technology. The combination of a 200-megapixel periscope with a full focal length quad-camera module will allow users to capture high-quality images in a variety of situations, from landscape photography to ultra-telephoto.
Furthermore, the inclusion of a sub-telephoto lens in the 15 Ultra demonstrates Xiaomi's commitment to providing comprehensive photography coverage. This will allow users to seamlessly switch between different focal lengths, always ensuring the best possible image quality.
So the Xiaomi 15 Ultra promises to be a revolutionary device in the field of mobile photography with its 200 megapixel periscope lens and full focal length quad camera module.
Now we just have to wait for the official launch to see how these specifications will translate into everyday use.
