Realme GT5 Pro camera sensors undergo significant change, leak reveals

New Realme GT5 Pro leak reveals changes in camera sensors

The upcoming Realme GT5 Pro smartphone has been generating a lot of buzz recently, hinting at its imminent official launch. Today, we have exciting information about its rear camera setup, shared by the famous Weibo leakster, Digital Chat Station.

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According to the leakster, the Realme GT5 Pro will feature three cameras with the following sensors: a Sony Lytia LYT808 as the main camera, a 50 MP IMX890 for telephoto shots, and an OmniVision OV08D10 for ultrawide shots.

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While the ultrawide sensor might seem low-end compared to the other two cameras, it's worth noting that budget-friendly flagship devices like the Realme GT series often use 8 MP ultrawide sensors to keep costs down. However, we cannot dismiss this information completely yet since the rumor mill is still buzzing. It is unusual to see such a significant drop in megapixel count from 48 MP to 8 MP in just one week.

Now, let's talk about the main camera. If the latest rumor is accurate, both the Realme GT5 Pro and the OnePlus Open device will share the same Sony Lytia LYT808 sensor. This sensor boasts a 1/1.43-type with an effective resolution of 53 MP (marketed as 50 MP). It is part of Sony's new Lytia line and features a unique two-layer transistor pixel stacked technology, enabling enhanced light capture compared to its predecessors in the IMX lineup.

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It's important to note that last week's leak suggested that the IMX966 sensor would be used for the main camera. These conflicting reports from Realme might be intentional to keep us guessing. In any case, we can expect the Realme GT5 Pro to make its official debut in the coming weeks, providing clarity on which rumor holds true.

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Source in Chinese | Via: androidtreasure.com