The Sony Xperia 1 VI is nearing its debut, but it doesn’t look like it will impress; It will adopt a photo setup identical to its predecessor

For some time it seems that Samsung has become a conservative company, but the pioneer in this field is definitely Sony. We have flagships that have kept the same design line since 5-6 years ago, but the advantage is that the Japanese kept displays without cutouts, a slot for microSD cards, and even a 3.5 mm jack for the models in their portfolio. Today we learn that the photo setup will not undergo changes in the case of Sony Xperia 1 VI. I have details below.

This means that it remains in the foreground a 48 MP main camera, with an aperture of f/1.9 and a focal length of 24mm. It has OIS, Dual Pixel PDAF and comes with 1.12µm pixels. Two telephoto cameras would be integrated here: one of 12 MP, with aperture f/2.3 and focal length of 85mm, and the other of 12 MP, with aperture f/2.8 and focal length of 125mm. Both would have Dual Pixel PDAF, optical stabilization, optical zoom from 3.5X to 5.2X.

A substantial difference would make the optimization of the parameters and the photo application. Many have complained that the pictures don’t come out very well on auto, but only professional photographers familiar with Pro mode and professional options can get top shots using an Xperia phone.

It is good to know that the phone will also bring some changes. It would be slightly wider than its predecessor, and Sony will finally abandon the 4K resolution for the display, opting for a QHD+ panel this time. The launch of the Xperia 1 V took place in May last year, so it looks like the successor could arrive in the coming weeks.