Mar 19, 2024 12:53 PM

Honor Magic 6 Pro Camera Sample

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Bare tree growing from a bush on the left and a large 3story brick building to the right.

Outdoor view of rocky bay coastline on an overcast day

Slightly overhead view of white plate with lamb meal white gravy boat fork on the left and knife on the right The meal...

Upwards angle of beige brick clocktower and adjacent building on a sunny day. Red buildings beside it line the street.

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Honor Magic 6 Pro, main camera. This hotel shot captures every detail, down to the reflections in the windows, and keeps everything in focus.
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Honor Magic 6 Pro, main camera. This bay shot taken on an overcast day shows the depth of field and the colors are cranked up a notch but it’s still close enough to reality.

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Honor Magic 6 Pro, main camera. The camera has to cope with a mix of natural and artificial light but this lamb dish still looks inviting.
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Honor Magic 6 Pro, main camera. This is another detailed shot but if you zoom in you can see the processing that has smoothed the brickwork.

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Honor Magic 6 Pro, main camera. The ruin of Tantallon Castle on the left on an overcast day with the sun shining through on the right and lighting up the Bass Rock.
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Honor Magic 6 Pro, main camera. This photo with the main camera reproduces accurate colors with various patterns and a cat and mouse golfing couple.

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Honor Magic 6 Pro, telephoto camera 5x zoom. The telephoto lens was my favorite thing about the Magic 6 Pro camera and it captures a returning fishing boat here.
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Honor Magic 6 Pro, telephoto camera 5x zoom. Here’s a 5x zoom shot of a high speed dog chase.

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Honor Magic 6 Pro, telephoto camera 5x zoom. The 180-megapixel telephoto lens only supports 2.5x optical zoom but can crop to produce lossless 5x zoom shots.
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Honor Magic 6 Pro, telephoto camera 5x zoom. You can also use the zoom to snap portrait shots like this one of Luna.

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Honor Magic 6 Pro, telephoto camera 5x zoom. This zoom shot of a pair of hungry horses was taken from around 30 feet away.
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Honor Magic 6 Pro, ultrawide camera. If you compare this ultrawide shot with the next one you can see it tends towards warmer tones than the main camera.

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Honor Magic 6 Pro, main camera. The same shot with the main camera has more detail, feels cooler, and is closer to how it really looked.
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Honor Magic 6 Pro, ultrawide camera. I like this ultrawide shot of North Berwick but the smoothing is evident in the grass on the right.

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