Jun 19, 2024 7:01 PM

Honor 200 Pro Camera Samples

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Honor 200 Pro, main camera, portrait mode. The Portrait mode includes Harcourt filters and is capable of lovely portraits. I tested with Rocket the kitten.
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Honor 200 Pro, main camera, portrait mode. Here is Rocket again using the Classic Harcourt filter in black and white.

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Honor 200 Pro, main camera, portrait mode. There is a sliding bar for the bokeh effect, so you can dial up the background blur.
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Honor 200 Pro, main camera. This sunny day shot shows off the main camera’s abilities with a detailed, balanced shot and solid depth of field.

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Honor 200 Pro, main camera. It copes well with mixed lighting here, retaining details in the shadows and stopping just short of overexposure in the bright areas.
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Honor 200 Pro, ultrawide camera. The ultrawide camera sometimes over processes and heads towards oil painting territory.

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Honor 200 Pro, main camera. The same shot with the main camera shows its superior colors.
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Honor 200 Pro, telephoto camera. The telephoto camera provides a handy 2.5x zoom.

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Honor 200 Pro, main camera. Colors are slightly exaggerated but folks who prefer a vibrant shot won’t mind.
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Honor 200 Pro, main camera. The main camera has no trouble keeping the whole harbor in focus here.

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Honor 200 Pro, main camera.
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Honor 200 Pro, main camera.

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Honor 200 Pro, main camera.
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Honor 200 Pro, main camera.

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