Realme, a sister brand of Oppo and OnePlus, made its CES debut this year in Las Vegas by unveiling a new mid-range phone with a photography twist. The Realme 12 Pro+, due to launch later this month, is apparently the first in its price segment to not only offer a 3x periscope zoom camera with optical stabilization, but also one with a relatively larger sensor to improve low-light performance.
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The periscope zoom camera in the Realme 12 Pro+ is equipped with a powerful 64-megapixel OmniVision OV64B sensor, boasting a size of 1/2 inches. Realme emphasizes that, in comparison to the 3x zoom camera on the iPhone 15 Pro (12 megapixels) and the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra (10 megapixels), the sensor on the Realme 12 Pro+ is over 2.6 times larger, allowing it to intake over 1.8 times more light. This substantial sensor size difference aims to enhance the performance of the telephoto camera, addressing a common trend where telephoto cameras receive less attention on mainstream flagship phones. Initial comparison photos displayed at the launch event demonstrated convincing results, showcasing the Realme 12 Pro+’s ability to preserve impressive detail even at full crop. However, a more comprehensive evaluation will be reserved for hands-on reviews.