Jun 1, 2024 1:58 PM

Nubia Flip 5G Camera Samples

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Nubia Flip 5G, main camera. The camera does quite well on an overcast day with some good detail and accurate colors.
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Nubia Flip 5G, main camera. This shot is a bit dark but it shows the depth of field with everything on focus.

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Nubia Flip 5G, main camera. A sunny day brings better results and you can get a natural bokeh by focusing on a foreground subject like this flower.
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Nubia Flip 5G, main camera. The main camera at 26-mm focal length is very capable. Everything is in focus and sharply rendered here, even the seagull in flight.

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Nubia Flip 5G, main camera. Here’s another sunny day shot.
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Nubia Flip 5G, main camera. The camera juggles mixed lighting well here, capturing details in Luna’s face despite the brighter backdrop.

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Nubia Flip 5G, main camera. Introduce some movement and you can see noise and blurriness creeping in.
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Nubia Flip 5G, main camera. The macro mode does well with these bluebells and produces a lovely bokeh effect.

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Nubia Flip 5G, main camera. This cliffside photo feels over processed and just doesn’t look right.
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Nubia Flip 5G, main camera. The main camera at 26-mm takes the best photos and it even captures the distant mist rolling in off the sea.

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Nubia Flip 5G, main camera. The same shot at 50-mm just doesn’t look as good.
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Nubia Flip 5G, front-facing camera. Here’s a selfie with the front-facing camera.

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Nubia Flip 5G, front-facing camera, portrait mode. This is the same selfie with the portrait mode on.
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Nubia Flip 5G, main camera. This selfie uses the main camera but it can be tricky to line up with the circular cover screen as a viewfinder.

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