Realme is set to launch its flagship smartphone, the Realme GT5 Pro, at a grand event in China on December 7th. The smartphone features a dual-engine powerhouse with a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 Mobile Platform and an IMX890 super-light periscope telephoto lens.Â
The telephoto lens, a technological marvel, boasts a manufacturing cost 4.5 times higher than conventional lenses. Realme collaborated with Qualcomm to introduce a super-core imaging heterogeneous computing framework, resulting in increased single-frame processing speed and reduced power consumption.
Realme, consistent with its “No Leap, No Launch” philosophy, is positioning the GT5 Pro as a dual-engine powerhouse. Underneath its smooth outside lies the formidable Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 Mobile Platform, promising a performance that’s nothing shy of extraordinary. Adding to the allure is the IMX890 super-light periscope telephoto lens, a technological marvel in its own right.
Realme’s Chief Marketing Officer in China, Xu Qi Chase, revealed a design innovation that separates the GT5 Pro – an industry-first stainless steel grid design. This not just adds strength and wear-resistance yet additionally seamlessly integrates with the radial texture in the lens, giving the telephone a natural and sophisticated appearance. Chase notes the high cost and processing necessities of this stainless steel texture yet emphasises its worth, describing the tactile experience as akin to playing with one’s own “reflect single camera lens.”
Upheld by Qualcomm and ArcSoft, the GT5 Pro is on the brink of earning the sought after title of the “New King of Telephoto Imaging.” The collaboration aims to rebuild the fundamental architecture of imaging, pushing the boundaries of what’s conceivable in smartphone photography.
The hardware prowess of the Realme GT5 Pro is highlighted by the Sony IMX890, featuring a super-large 1/1.56-inch sensor that outperforms contenders. With a versatile f/2.6 aperture, 3x optical zoom, and a stabilising framework combining OIS and EIS, the GT5 Pro promises outstanding image quality and powerful stabilisation even in challenging conditions.
The IMX890 super-light periscope telephoto lens takes the all important focal point, boasting a manufacturing cost 4.5 times higher than conventional telephoto lenses. Realme acknowledges the potential cost yet justifies it by delivering a superior imaging experience, including support for up to 120x super zoom.
To harness the full potential of the flagship chip and telephoto lens, Realme collaborated with Qualcomm to introduce the super-center imaging heterogeneous computing framework. This collaboration brings about a 44% increase in single-frame processing speed and a 10% reduction in image power consumption.
As the countdown to December 7th begins, the tech world eagerly anticipates the official unveiling of the Realme GT5 Pro, ready to observe the dawn of a new era in smartphone imaging technology. Capture Maximum? It appears Realme is set to redefine what maximum really means in the world of mobile photography.
