Realme: Shares the first photo with a smartphone that has a 64MP camera.

One of the factors that affects the quality of the photos taken by the Smartphones is the size of the camera sensor, and the Realme is the first company to give us samples of photos from a "64MP AI Quad Camera".

Σday then, its CEO Realme, Madhav Sheth, shared a photo of a city on Twitter, and as you can see below, the watermark at the bottom of the photo states “64MP AI Quad Camera".

The largest sensor currently available on smartphones is the 48MP one, and we will find it on many devices. We know that Samsung has announced that it has developed a 64MP sensor for Smartphones, and will definitely be the choice of many manufacturers in the next Smartphones that will make their appearance from this or next year.

Here's a glimpse of what this realme prototype can do. Even compared it with some other flagship model in a more premium price segment. Buckle up and #DareToLeap to some real exciting camera experience this year. pic.twitter.com/kVgz9griQy

- Madhav X (@ MadhavSheth1) June 25, 2019

With this post, Realme is trying to shed light on it, and thus declares that it is ready to release its first Smartphone that will have a 64MP camera soon.

The race for 64MP

We've seen other companies get ready to release 64MP sensors on their phones, and the question now is who will be the first to release such a device.

We know for example that the Xiaomi works on a 64MP phone sensor, but so far we know nothing else about this phone.

We also heard that the Samsung is considering installing a 64MP sensor on the Samsung Galaxy A70S, which will be essentially an upgraded model Samsung Galaxy A70 , although one would expect to see him on her future cell phones as well Samsung, As the Samsung Galaxy S11 .

Realme, however, is the first company to give us samples of photos from this particular 64MP sensor, from a device completely unknown to us, and we do not know yet if it is ready to go to the next step which is its official presentation .

Ο sheth posted photo samples of the 64MP sensor, comparing them to the 48MP camera Redmi K20 Pro (which is obvious, although Realme tried to erase the watermark), and did not use its own Realme x which comes with the exact same sensor.

Of course all of the above are moves that have to do with Marketing and aim to take the lead from his immediate opponent who is none other than redmi.

We are now waiting to see what her answer will be redmi in all this… ..

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