Oct 20, 2023 1:07 PM

Sony Xperia 5 V Camera Samples

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This close up of Bodhi lazing is one my favorite shots the crisp hairs the details in his eyes and the lovely natural bokeh.

Look at the depth of field in this shot with details in the foreground path and the distant house.

The combination of crisp details and accurate colors is what makes this camera enjoyable to use.

The colors are spot on and the main camera strikes a decent balance between detail in the shadows and sunlight shining...

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This close up of Bodhi lazing is one my favorite shots, the crisp hairs, the details in his eyes, and the lovely natural bokeh.
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Look at the depth of field in this shot with details in the foreground path and the distant house.

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The combination of crisp details and accurate colors is what makes this camera enjoyable to use.
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The colors are spot on and the main camera strikes a decent balance between detail in the shadows and sunlight shining through the branches in the distance.

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The main camera copes well with an unexpected close-up as Luna lunged just as I snapped this shot.
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This shot picks out the texture in the wall and captures a wee bug in flight, though not perfectly.

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You can get a natural bokeh effect with the main camera by focussing on a subject in the foreground.
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Look at the sharp detail in the wood grain of this sign, which you can zoom right into.

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This indoor shot of sticky toffee pudding has to contend with low artificial light.
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The seafront with sun poking through the clouds is faithfully reproduced.

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The 2x zoom on the Bass Rock uses the main camera sensor, cutting out a 12-MP section of the 48-MP image.
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The main camera excels with sharp details and mixed lighting here, even picking out details in the rock formation in shadow.

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This is the same shot with the ultrawide to give you a comparison, and it’s impressively sharp too.
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Sony’s main camera sticks to natural colors to produce a true to life photo.

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It’s maybe not quite as sharp, but the color matching is excellent with this ultrawide shot.
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This next set of three, starting with this ultrawide x0.7 shot, shows the three zoom levels.

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The main camera at 1x snaps an accurate shot with natural colors and bags of detail.
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This is the 2x zoom with the main camera, which is still crisp and impressively sharp.

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The Night mode keeps noise to a minimum without losing all detail, but it couldn’t cope with the bright moon here.
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This regular selfie with the 12-MP front-facing camera captures natural colors and lots of detail.

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The same selfie with portrait mode delivering a decent bokeh, though if you look closely you can see it has given me a shave.
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The next three shots capture the harbor at the different zoom levels. This is the ultrawide at x0.7.

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This is the main camera at x1.
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This is the 2x zoom, still using the main camera.

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