Home > Communication > Huawei P Series Wins ‘Best Photo Smartphone’, Again

Huawei P Series Wins ‘Best Photo Smartphone’, Again

Despite rebuffing global security concerns, Huawei’s P Series has again won ‘Best Photo Smartphone’ by the Technical Image Press Association (TIPA), now for the third straight year.

Larking Huang, Managing Director of Huawei Australia Consumer BG, asserts a premium camera experience has “always been the focus” of Huawei’s P Series.

“We would like to thank TIPA once again for recognising our latest flagship, the P30 Pro.”

“Advances like the Leica Quad Camera revolutionary RYYB colour filter array and extreme 5x optical zoom are rewriting the rules of photography”

“This device allows Australians to capture life’s most exciting moments as brilliantly as possible.”

The new Huawei P30 Pro pledges unrivalled camera phone specifications including; a Leica Quad Camera System, versatile 40MP HUAWEI SuperSpectrum Sensor and 20MP ultra-wide camera, plus stabilised SuperZoom Lens.

The official citation of the P30 Pro from the TIPA General Assembly praises the device’s “incredible low light performance and focal length options.”

“The P30 Pro can cover an incredible focal length range thanks to a “super-resolution” algorithm that combines several RAW images into one high-res image that is then cropped to produce a 50X zoom effect,” claims the TIPA General Assembly.

“Low-light capability is equally impressive, with a top ISO of 409.600 that can capture exposures in near darkness, which is claimed to be 40 percent more light sensitive than a standard RGB sensor, delivering the best low-light performance of any smartphone camera to date.”

TIPA Chairman, Thomas Gerwens, affirms in collaboration with Leica, Huawei is pushing the limits of smart photography, notching the highest score in the history of DxoMark (112).

It comes after Huawei’s consumer business group moved to be its largest earnings contributor – aiding a record US$107.1 billion in full-year 2018 revenue, despite heightened US-China tensions.



You may also like
FUJIFILM Expands X-Series With New X-E5 Camera And Compact Lens
Samsung Dodges Payout in Galaxy S22 Lawsuit
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 & Flip 7 FE Leak Ahead of Launch
Samsung Galaxy Fold6 & Flip6
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 and Z Flip7 Set for July Unpacked Launch
Nintendo Switch 2 Set to Smash Records as Fans Queue in Droves

Popular Posts

How Much Money Will Directed Electronics Lose Following Their Snapping Up Of Shares In Failed Toy Retailer?
Latest News
/
/
Hisense Launches HT SATURN 4.1.2-Channel Sound System with Devialet Collaboration in Australia
Latest News
/
/
Apple Delays Advanced Siri AI Upgrade to Spring 2026 Amid Internal Restructuring
Latest News
/
/
New AI Data Capture & Advertising Coming To LG TVs With Upgraded WebOS Hub 3.0
Latest News
/
/
Bose Unveils AI-Powered QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds
Latest News
/
/

Digital Magazines

Recent Post

How Much Money Will Directed Electronics Lose Following Their Snapping Up Of Shares In Failed Toy Retailer?
Latest News
/
//
Comments are Off
Management at Melbourne based distributor Directed Electronics have not said how much money they face losing following the collapse of...
Read More