Huawei was the first phone maker to contain a trio of rear cameras on its flagship P20 Pro smartphone former this year. Its emphasis on cameras is also attractive obvious with the Mate 20 Pro, which we have reviewed recently, and is only predictable to continue with upcoming smartphones.
As per a report in MySmartPrice, the company’s approaching Huawei P30 Pro flagship could sport the Sony IMX607 sensor, that is probably to be exposed in the next few weeks. A Weibo user has been found to be leaking info on this sensor, with a 38-megapixel resolution, and it looks to be an upgrade over the main IMX600 sensor on Huawei P20 Pro.
The white paper for Sony IMX607, part of which is seen above, has exposed that it has a 1/1.8″ sensor size and will now include a Dual Bayer technology over the Quad Bayer which assisted with crisp photography on Huawei P20 Pro. Sony is not just trusting upon RGB pixels this time around and has now also added a white pixel array, which is shown below.
The Quad Bayer expertise saw the P20 Pro use two pixels for short experience and two others for long exposure, providing the cameras with an improved dynamic range. Dual Bayer won’t be much dissimilar, where the white pixels would now be used for the similar purpose but allow the sensor to capture more light and detail – even in low-light.
The Sony IMX607 is also predictable to sport quad-pixel phase detection auto-focus (PDAF) for better-quality auto-focus, high SNR pixel binning function to capture more details, and an in-built temperature sensor as well. All these features, in combination with the AI aboard Huawei P30 Pro, will only work in the company’s favor.
As you can confidently see, the stipulations of the Sony IMX607 are well-suited to be used as a primary sensor on the Huawei P30 Pro. We will, however, advise you take this leak with a grain of salt and wait for an authorized declaration from Huawei or Sony before skipping to any conclusions.
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