The Nokia 9 PureView's camera setup won't disappoint, photo sample suggests
With less than 48 hours to go until the Nokia 9 PureView makes its debut, HMD Global CPO Juho Sarvikas has teased on Twitter that the company has “something extraordinary to share” this Sunday at MWC 2019.
The executive didn’t elaborate on the matter but did include a screenshot and link to one pretty impressive photograph. Opening the photo up on Instagram reveals that Nokia has partnered with Finnish photographer Konsta Punkka to test out “a Nokia phone” which is almost certainly the Nokia 9 PureView.
The image in question was captured on the phone and shows vast amounts of detail. The photo also shows some seriously impressive contrast and colors but Punkka did note that the original image has been edited, albeit entirely on the Nokia-branded smartphone.
For those of you that may be unaware, the Nokia 9 PureView is expected to debut with a new Penta-lens camera setup. The exact details of each camera are still unknown but features such as optical zoom will almost certainly be supported. A laser autofocus system should be present too, as should a wide-angle camera.
Aside from the camera, the flagship is set to debut with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 845 on the inside as well as 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. A 6-inch display complete with an in-screen fingerprint sensor is rumored too. Completing the setup should be stock Android 9 Pie.
The executive didn’t elaborate on the matter but did include a screenshot and link to one pretty impressive photograph. Opening the photo up on Instagram reveals that Nokia has partnered with Finnish photographer Konsta Punkka to test out “a Nokia phone” which is almost certainly the Nokia 9 PureView.
For those of you that may be unaware, the Nokia 9 PureView is expected to debut with a new Penta-lens camera setup. The exact details of each camera are still unknown but features such as optical zoom will almost certainly be supported. A laser autofocus system should be present too, as should a wide-angle camera.
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