#HUAWEI P30 LITE FULL#

Other than that, the camera app would be familiar to anyone who's picked up a recent Huawei smartphone, which means it's messy and scattered as usual. The mode also does a remarkable job of retaining color where others would lose saturation. Those are not always keepers and you still need to have a reasonably steady hand, but you'll be getting usable photos in situations you'd otherwise get none. We're talking six-second-long hand-held exposures which would otherwise result in a blurry mess.

It creates pseudo long exposures by stacking multiple frames gathering light along the way. There is also Huawei's Night mode - it will produce usable pictures, even if it has its limitations. It will recognize 22 categories of scenes and adjust image parameters accordingly, though the real-life effect, as a general rule, is pumped up contrast and boosted colors. Huawei's AI is available, and it can be turned quickly on or off via a toggle on the viewfinder.

#HUAWEI P30 LITE FULL#

You can shoot in full 48MP though and under the right circumstances, you can even get that image in native resolution. The resulting image is 12MP in resolution but with less noise.

The main camera uses a 48MP sensor, probably a Sony IMX 586 or similar, and has a quad-Bayer array for pixel binning. The Huawei P30 Lite has a triple camera on its back - the main 48MP PDAF f/1.8 snapper is joined by an 8MP fixed-focus, f/2.4 ultra-wide, and a 2MP, fixed-focus, f/2.4 depth sensor.

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