realme Unveiled the World’s First 64MP Sample Photo, Raising the Quality of Images to a New High

realme, an emerging smartphone brand, unveiled the world’s first 64MP sample photo taken with a cell phone, and officially announced its plan to launch a flagship 64MP smartphone, in Egypt, featuring an unprecedented quad-camera in the second half of this year, empowering its users to explore more possibilities in smartphone imaging. This move showcases the milestones achieved by realme in order to fulfill its commitment to bringing the Dare-to-Leap experience to consumers all over the world.

With larger size and higher resolution, realme to raise image quality to a new level
The 64MP sensor which realme is going to use in its first flagship product, is the ISOCELL Bright GW1, recently revealed by Samsung, which is among the leading sensors of the highest resolution customized for high-end smartphones.

With Samsung’s optimized ISOCELL Plus technology, GW1 significantly improves the color fidelity and enhances light sensitivity. The technology also enables image sensors to equip 0.8μm and smaller-sized pixels without any loss in performance, making it an optimal solution for developing super-resolution photography. GW1 also comes with the industry-leading size of 1/1.72-inch, equipping it with more powerful light sensitivity compared to 1/2-inch.

With pixel-merging Tetracell technology and remosaic algorithm, GW1 produces brighter 16Mp images in low-light environments and highly-detailed 64MP shots in brighter settings.

64MP and quad-camera allow for more possibilities
As photo and video shooting have become part of our daily life, the demand for a high quality phone camera has increased. The commercial use of 64MP and quad-camera will provide more possibilities in daily shooting. The addition of quad-camera and AI imaging are expected to satisfy users in a broad variety of scenes, allowing them to shoot as they like and allowing advanced imaging experience.