Watch just how good is the new Xiaomi Mi5's OIS
A few hours ago Xiaomi rocked the mobile world by announcing the latest Mi 5
flagship. During the lengthy presentation, impressive facts about the
handset were flying towards us at supersonic speed - the new 16 LED
backlight display, UFS 2.0 storage, full-featured NFC, the list goes on
and on.
But the camera was one area that company VP Hugo Barra seemed
particularly excited about, even leaking sample photos prior to the
announcement itself. The Xiaomi Mi5 has a 16MP main shooter with an
aperture of f/2.0 and the Sony IMX 298 sensor. But the real rabbit in
the hat is definitely the new 4-axis optical image stabilization.
The name is admittedly somewhat confusing, as it could suggest that
Xiaomi engineers have broken through space-time continuum, but
regardless of the title, the technology looks truly impressive. In fact,
to showcase just how well it works, Hugo Barra showed a demo clip on
stage, which has leaked online and can be seen below.
In it, we can clearly see the Xiaomi Mi 5 obliterate the image stabilization of the latest iPhone 6s Plus. Mind you, the latter is a clever system of both OIS and digital stabilization, although the software part is said to be a post-processing thing, so the demo might actually be taking it out of the equation. Still, the results are impressive, to say the least.
But the camera was one area that company VP Hugo Barra seemed
particularly excited about, even leaking sample photos prior to the
announcement itself. The Xiaomi Mi5 has a 16MP main shooter with an
aperture of f/2.0 and the Sony IMX 298 sensor. But the real rabbit in
the hat is definitely the new 4-axis optical image stabilization.
The name is admittedly somewhat confusing, as it could suggest that
Xiaomi engineers have broken through space-time continuum, but
regardless of the title, the technology looks truly impressive. In fact,
to showcase just how well it works, Hugo Barra showed a demo clip on
stage, which has leaked online and can be seen below.In it, we can clearly see the Xiaomi Mi 5 obliterate the image stabilization of the latest iPhone 6s Plus. Mind you, the latter is a clever system of both OIS and digital stabilization, although the software part is said to be a post-processing thing, so the demo might actually be taking it out of the equation. Still, the results are impressive, to say the least.
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