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“#Here are all the camera features enabled by the new Qualcomm Snapdragon 888<\/strong>”<\/p>\n

\n Last night, Qualcomm announced its newest flagship mobile chipset Snapdragon 888. Today, the company revealed more about the processor\u2019s capabilities and features that might benefit upcoming top-end Android phones.<\/p>\n

One of the sections of the chipset announcement I look forward to every year is to discover the new processor\u2019s camera feature support. While final images depend a lot on a manufacturer\u2019s software, Qualcomm\u2018s chip gives them a platform to improve photo and video capturing prowess.<\/p>\n

Snapdragon 888 is Qualcomm\u2019s first chip with three image signaling processors (ISPs). These three ISPs enables trip<\/a>le camera concurrency and parallel processing. Fancy words, but what do they mean?<\/p>\n

So, if your phone has three cameras \u2014 main, ultra-wide, and telephoto \u2014 the new processor enables it to capture three 28-megapixel images simultaneously. You can get all three shots in one go.\u00a0What\u2019s more, because of these triple ISPs you can record footage in 4K HDR from all three cameras.<\/p>\n

Qualcomm\u2019s latest processor is capable of capturing 2.7 gigapixels per second. That means that it can take 120 shots at 12-megapixel each in a second. That\u2019s some impressive burst mode action.<\/p>\n

Another advancement in photo capturing is that Snapdragon 888 will enable phones to take photos with 10-bit HDR color depth in HEIF format \u2014 something that\u2019s been\u00a0possible in iPhones for a while<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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<\/a>Qualcomm Snapdragon Camera<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

In terms of video shooting, the new chip will allow devices to record and playback 4K footage at 120 frames per second. Prior to this, the playback was capp<\/a>ed at 60 frames per second. The triple ISPs on the processor can use staggered HDR for videos \u2014 recording at short, medium, and long exposure and later combining them. In previous chips, this technique was used to take photos, but now it\u2019ll be utilized for videos.<\/p>\n

Qualcomm bragged about having support for video recording in Dolby Vision HDR last year \u2014 something that Apple introduced with the iPhone 12 two months ago.<\/p>\n

The chipmaker also said that this processor will enable AI-based enhancement to photography including improved autofocus, auto white balance, and auto exposure.<\/p>\n

We\u2019ll get to see a lot of phones utilizing features in flagships next year. Companies such as Xiaomi, Realme, Sony, and OnePlus have already committed to releasing top-end phones using the Snapdragon 888.<\/p>\n

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\n Published December 2, 2020 \u2014 15:00 UTC\n <\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n