Feb 5, 2024 5:35 PM

Nubia Z60 Ultra Camera Samples

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Nubia Z60 Ultra main camera. My favorite photos I took with the Z60 Ultra are of my cat Luna.

Nubia Z60 Ultra main camera. You can get a nice bokeh effect with the main camera by focusing on your subject.

Nubia Z60 Ultra main camera. This shot picked out the details and color in her eyes.

Nubia Z60 Ultra main camera. The camera manages to pick out the detail even with the shaded part of her face as she...

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Nubia Z60 Ultra, main camera. My favorite photos I took with the Z60 Ultra are of my cat Luna.
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Nubia Z60 Ultra, main camera. You can get a nice bokeh effect with the main camera by focusing on your subject.

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Nubia Z60 Ultra, main camera. This shot picked out the details and color in her eyes.
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Nubia Z60 Ultra, main camera. The camera manages to pick out the detail, even with the shaded part of her face as she peeks round the bookcase.

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Nubia Z60 Ultra, main camera. The color accuracy and level of detail of most outdoors daytime shots is very good.
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Nubia Z60 Ultra, main camera. You can see the depth of field here, as the camera keeps the foreground and backdrop in focus.

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Nubia Z60 Ultra, main camera. This shot focuses on the phone box to pick out all the details and achieves a nice bokeh effect on the street in the background.
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Nubia Z60 Ultra, main camera. Sometimes it struggles with shadow and oversharpens as it has here.

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Nubia Z60 Ultra, main camera. This different angle captures a better photo of the building with the lion and unicorn atop the roof.
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Nubia Z60 Ultra, main camera. Even with the sun shining the camera manages to pick out details in the bark of the trees in the shade.

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Nubia Z60 Ultra, ultrawide camera. This sequence shows the three lenses, starting with the 18 mm ultrawide, which displays a great depth of field here.
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Nubia Z60 Ultra, main camera. Here’s the same scene with the main 35 mm camera.

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Nubia Z60 Ultra, telephoto camera. Finally, we have the same shot with the 85 mm telephoto lens.
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Nubia Z60 Ultra, main camera. It’s not quite in focus, but this shot was taken on the move as the bird took off.

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Nubia Z60 Ultra, main camera. Here’s another example as a seagull catches a gust of wind.
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Nubia Z60 Ultra, main camera. The macro mode kicks in if you get close up.

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Nubia Z60 Ultra, ultrawide camera. This set shows the sculpture, the Girl and the Swan, starting with the ultrawide.
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Nubia Z60 Ultra, main camera. The same shot with the main camera shows the excellent color matching.

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Nubia Z60 Ultra, telephoto camera. The telephoto allows you to get in close and see the finer details.2
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Nubia Z60 Ultra, main camera. As the sea mist thrown up by the waves caught the sun it created this rainbow effect.

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Nubia Z60 Ultra, telephoto camera. Here’s a closer look at the rainbow mist with the telephoto lens.
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Nubia Z60 Ultra, telephoto camera. This is another example of the telephoto lens zooming in on the distant Bass Rock.

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Nubia Z60 Ultra, telephoto camera. Here’s a close up of a gate detail taken from a few meters away with the telephoto. You can even see faint spider webs if you look closely.
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Nubia Z60 Ultra, main camera. This night time shot with the main camera shows how little light the sensor needs to illuminate the scene.

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Nubia Z60 Ultra, telephoto camera. The telephoto lens seems to take things a bit too far with this night time shot.
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Nubia Z60 Ultra, front-facing camera. The front-facing camera under the display is nothing to write home about.

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Nubia Z60 Ultra, front-facing camera. Here’s the same selfie with the slightly dodgy Portrait mode turned on.

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