Sep 4, 2024 11:36 AM

Honor Magic V3 Camera Samples

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Honor Magic V3, main camera. This crisp detailed shot with vibrant colors and a slight bokeh shows off the capable main camera.
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Honor Magic V3, main camera. It’s fast, too, check out the bumblebee top left caught in flight.

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Honor Magic V3, main camera. Here’s a shot of Rocket the kitten in a brief moment of pause.
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Honor Magic V3, main camera, portrait mode. This is the same shot of Rocket with portrait mode on, which dials up the bokeh blur and brightness.

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Honor Magic V3, main camera. The main camera copes pretty well with mixed lighting, retaining detail in bright and shaded areas.
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Honor Magic V3, main camera. It is fast enough to catch shots like this of Rocket as he sprung an attack from behind the shade.

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Honor Magic V3, main camera. By tapping to focus on the dark box here, you can see the camera’s low light capability as it picks out Rocket’s fur and eyes and brightens the image.
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Honor Magic V3, telephoto camera. The telephoto camera zoom is handy for subjects you can’t get close to, like this robin.

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Honor Magic V3, main camera. In decent light the crisp detail is excellent.
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Honor Magic V3, main camera. The main camera is extremely capable.

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Honor Magic V3, ultrawide camera. Compare this shot of the distant Bass Rock with the ultrawide with the next three progressively zoomed shots and you’ll see how off the colors and smoothing are.
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Honor Magic V3, main camera. The main camera delivers accurate colors and far more detail than the ultrawide.

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Honor Magic V3, main camera, 2x zoom. The 2x zoom just crops from the main camera, but still looks detailed and accurate.
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Honor Magic V3, telephoto camera, 3.5x zoom. The telephoto camera is well-matched and offers 3.5x optical zoom, as you can see here.

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