ZTE's first midrange dual-camera phone, the Blade V8, leaked in its full glory

Manufacturer ZTE, famous for its Axon affordable flagships, is planning to make an appearance at the CES 2017 electronics expo, which starts on the 5th of January. It's expected that we will get to see the company's crowdsourced smartphone — a device that was designed and named based on fan votes (fingers crossed for the name to be Phoney McPhoneface). But ZTE might have a couple more tricks up its sleeve, as evidenced by the set of leaked photos below.

So, the ZTE Blade V8 will have a 1.4 GHz, octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 435 SoC, 3 GB of RAM, and 32 GB of internal memory. Certainly no specs to write home about, but we are probably looking at a bargain-priced handset here. The dual camera on the back employs one 13 MP sensor and an assistive, 2 MP camera. Thanks to the information that the secondary camera collects during a shot, you will be able to add and tweak bokeh (focus blur) effects after a shot has been made. You will also be able to take a quick picture before even focusing, or take photos of speedy movements, with a high chance of being able to fix the still afterwards, according to the promo materials. To top it off, the Blade V8 will be able to shoot stereoscopic pictures with its dual cameras — 3D photos to be viewed in VR!