Nothing has detail the camera raiment for its forthcoming Nothing Phone ( 3a ) French telephone , which the caller take can touch the shot carrying out of theiPhone 16 Pro Max .
The phone is due soon and the party showcasing the real world capabilities of the cameras , which include three 50 - megapixel sensors and one 8 - megapixel sensor overall .
The highlighting look to be the 50 - megapixel periscope telephotograph lens , which promises 3x optic rapid climb , a 6x lossless ocular rapid growth and 60x digital zoom mental ability .
There ’s a 50 - megapixel main camera with OIS and an 8 - megapixel ultra encompassing snapper . The array is completed by the 50 - megapixel selfie tv camera .
you could see Nothing ’s London staffers put the photographic camera through its paces next to the top iPhone in the video below . The results seem pretty corresponding but obviously we ’d have to get the sound in for testing to asses that .
Meanwhile , while the unreleased handset is confuse during the showcase picture , Nothing did take to X to reveal what the camera module looks like and , well , it ’s certainly alone .
Nothing design to establish the handset at a ironware event on March 4 at 10 am GMT . We ’ll be covering all of the news program .
We were big fans of theNothing Phone ( 2a)when it found last year . Our reviewer give it a 4.5 - star topology review from a possible five , praise the stylish design , suave functioning and strong battery aliveness .
He concluded : “ The Nothing Phone ( 2a ) might have a flashy intention , but its core appealingness is how well balanced it is for the money . Build quality , operation , battery spirit , showing and television camera are all reassuringly unanimous , while Phone ( 2a ) ’s heart - catching UI and Glyph organization offer an extra sprinkle of flavoring . ”
Opinion
The improvements may be desirable of the hype but forgive us if we just do n’t take Nothing ’s watchword that it ’s outgoing French telephone matches the performance of the top Apple handset on the market .
