The Xiaomi 15 Ultra is expected to launch in China as part of the company’s latest flagship smartphone lineup. The phone’s camera and other specifications are also said to have been revealed, and it is likely to come with an improved version of the Sony LYT-900 sensor. While Xiaomi’s camera app also has new features, there are rumors of an update to the selfie camera. This development builds on a previous report that listed ceramic, glass, and leatherette as the rear panel materials.
Xiaomi 15 Ultra camera specifications (leaked)
SmartPrix reports that the Xiaomi 15 Ultra will feature an improved version of the Sony LYT-900 camera sensor found in the flagship Xiaomi 14 Ultra. With this, Xiaomi aims to improve the performance of the phone in low light conditions.
The Xiaomi 15 Ultra has an improved cinema mode. Although it was introduced last year, the feature is limited to 1080p resolution. However, the report suggests that it could be upgraded to support dedicated 4K video recording. A similar update should appear for slow motion. The Xiaomi 15 Ultra also gets a new 50MP selfie camera, which is a big improvement over its predecessor’s 32MP camera.
This is thanks to the new image processing chip and image signal processing (ISP) feature of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 chipset, which is expected to be unveiled at the Snapdragon Summit in Hawaii on October 21-23. .
Xiaomi is expected to update its camera app and introduce a new dedicated 10x zoom switch. There are currently five toggles in the app for different zoom levels: 0.5x, 1x, 2x, 3.2x, and 5x. However, the sixth can be added by using the 10x zoom shortcut when launching the Xiaomi 15 Ultra.
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