The default Camera app is close to what you'd find across the latest Realme, and OnePlus smartphones use. It still saves images at the nominal 32MP resolution, which might compromise the quality if you examine the photos up close. The sensor has a Quad-Bayer color filter. It is coupled with a wide-angle 19mm f/2.45 lens. The front camera relies on either a 32MP Sony IMX 615 or the 32MP Samsung S5KJD1 sensor. There is no other way to access the Night Mode. It usually uses 1s-2s exposure time on both cameras. When the scene is suitable for Night Mode - a moon icon will appear on the viewfinder, meaning the Night Mode is active (like on the iPhones). This camera supports PDAF and can focus as close as 4cm away - meaning you can shoot macro with it, and a dedicated macro mode is available.īoth cameras support automatic Night Mode. The sensor sits behind a 14mm f/2.2 lens automatic distortion correction is always in play. This sensor is noticeably smaller than the primary 50MP imager - 1/2.76" type with 0.64µm.
The ultrawide camera uses a 50MP Samsung JN1 sensor with a Tetracell color. It is coupled with a 23mm f/1.88 optically stabilized lens and supports PDAF. The primary camera on the Nothing Phone (2) uses the 50MP Sony IMX890 1/1.56 imager (Nord 3), with 1.0µm pixels.
On the other side you will find a 32MP Quad-Bayer selfie camera. There are all sorts of lights to help you in the dark, a video capturing indicator, and three microphones. The Nothing Phone (2) has two 50MP cameras on the back - a wide-angle primary and an ultrawide secondary with macro capabilities. Dual 50MP camera on the back, a 32MP selfie
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