Sony
is to work on a new flagship, the XPERIA XZ4, with a 52-megapixel rear camera.
Expected at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in late 2019, Sony XPERIA XZ4 will
compete with top-of-the-line Android phones with top-end specs such as the
Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 processor, QHD + display and three reversing cameras.
Highlight of the Sony XPERIA XZ4 is the reversing camera. With a 52-megapixel
sensor, it will be one of the few phones in the world that has a 40-megapixel
camera. Honor View10 and Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 have been introduced with a 48
megapixel reversing camera. The sensor could be an improved version of the IMX
586, which paved the way for 48 megapixel sensors on smartphones.
In
addition to a 52 megapixel sensor XPERIA XZ4 has two more sensors with 16-megapixel
sensors (1: 2.6 telephoto) and 0.3-megapixel sensors (1: 0.4), where XPERIA XZ4
also Sony Sensor will be the first smartphone with three reversing cameras. The
Sony XPERIA Xz4 is powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 855 processor and offers up
to 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. The phone supports up to 512 GB of
expandable memory via a micro SD card. Sony XPERIA XZ4 is equipped with a
6.5-inch OLED display with HDR and Gorilla Glass protection. The Sony XPERIA
XZ3 camera app is a bit confusing but well organized. In the lower area there
is a shutter release (in the portrait format of the telephone) with a mode
button on the left and an option for the last images on the right. Directly
above it is a switch between video and photo mode, with an interactive shortcut
button, which switches to the last used mode.
All other options are on the
opposite side of the screen. Basically,
there are modes on one side and the shutter button, and on the other side the
settings are "Simple" and "Simple". If you use the camera a
few times, you know where to look for something. While simplicity is a
blessing, there are not many advanced modes. It has portrait selfies, Google
footage, slow motion, manual, creative effects, panoramas and sound photos. It
lacks the back portrait, night mode, AR features and other fun elements
implemented by many other manufacturers. I like that the app is not overloaded
with modes I'll never use, but some of you might like them.
Most
smartphone cameras radiate in direct sunlight. Lots of light means faster
shutter speeds and lower ISO values, which in turn results in sharper images
and less digital noise. The results of the Sony XPERIA XZ3 camera are likely to
be supported by post-processing, all images here except the third (wing) look
well exposed. In direct sunlight, harder shadows appear that test the dynamic
range. I was glad to see plenty of details in the shade. For example, the first
picture was taken with an iPhone XS Max, and Apple's phone almost blacked out
on the back of my back. In this picture you can still see the camouflaged
pattern in my sweater.
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