Honor Magic 6 Pro Camera Sample
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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.

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.

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.

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.
Photograph: Simon Hill01Honor Magic 6 Pro, main camera. This hotel shot captures every detail, down to the reflections in the windows, and keeps everything in focus.
Photograph: Simon Hill02Honor 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.
Photograph: Simon Hill03Honor 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.
Photograph: Simon Hill04Honor 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.
Photograph: Simon Hill05Honor 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.
Photograph: Simon Hill06Honor Magic 6 Pro, main camera. This photo with the main camera reproduces accurate colors with various patterns and a cat and mouse golfing couple.
Photograph: Simon Hill07Honor 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.
Photograph: Simon Hill08Honor Magic 6 Pro, telephoto camera 5x zoom. Here’s a 5x zoom shot of a high speed dog chase.
Photograph: Simon Hill09Honor 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.
Photograph: Simon Hill10Honor Magic 6 Pro, telephoto camera 5x zoom. You can also use the zoom to snap portrait shots like this one of Luna.
Photograph: Simon Hill11Honor Magic 6 Pro, telephoto camera 5x zoom. This zoom shot of a pair of hungry horses was taken from around 30 feet away.
Photograph: Simon Hill12Honor 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.
Photograph: Simon Hill13Honor 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.
Photograph: Simon Hill14Honor Magic 6 Pro, ultrawide camera. I like this ultrawide shot of North Berwick but the smoothing is evident in the grass on the right.
Photograph: Simon Hill15Honor Magic 6 Pro, main camera. The same shot with the main camera is closer to reality again.
Photograph: Simon Hill16Honor Magic 6 Pro, telephoto camera 2.5x zoom. This is the telephoto lens with 2.5x optical zoom, but it seems to lose detail in the rocks.
Photograph: Simon Hill17Honor Magic 6 Pro, telephoto camera 5x zoom. The 5x zoom with the telephoto again feels brighter and picks out more details.
Photograph: Simon Hill18Honor Magic 6 Pro, ultrawide camera. This photo taken with the ultrawide is a good example of the heavy handed processing, look at the grass and golfers on the left.
Photograph: Simon Hill19Honor Magic 6 Pro, main camera. The difference switching to the main camera is stark and jarring.
Photograph: Simon Hill20Honor Magic 6 Pro, telephoto camera 2.5x zoom. Switching to the telephoto at 2.5x zoom you can see that it’s also warmer than the main camera. The color matching across lenses is ropey.
Photograph: Simon Hill21Honor Magic 6 Pro, telephoto camera 5x zoom. While I like the 5x zoom on the telephoto, it sometimes produces shots that look unreal.
Photograph: Simon Hill22Honor Magic 6 Pro, telephoto camera 100x zoom. Just to give you an example, this is the same shot using the 100x digital zoom.
Photograph: Simon Hill23Honor Magic 6 Pro, ultrawide camera. The ultrawide almost has a fish-eye effect at times, it stretches the gate on the right here, and the colors are punched up.
Photograph: Simon Hill24Honor Magic 6 Pro, telephoto camera 2.5x zoom. Tantallon Castle with the telephoto at 2.5x optical zoom. Rich detail, depth of field, and reasonably accurate colors.
Photograph: Simon Hill25Honor Magic 6 Pro, telephoto camera 5x zoom. Zooming in 5x enables us to pick out tourists on the battlements.
Photograph: Simon Hill26Honor Magic 6 Pro, main camera, macro mode. The main camera in macro mode copes admirably with low light and creates a lovely bokeh effect.
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