Realme India CEO Madhav Seth shared the exclusive image of the 64MP smartphone on the hid Twitter account even before the company officially showcased the upcoming camera. The image shared by him gives you an idea about how the new smartphone will look like. The handset is roofed in a back cover that does not reveal much about the blueprint of the smartphone. In addition to this, it only discloses the camera set up. The 64MP smartphone will be featuring a quad-camera set up arrange vertically. On top, it shows a 64MP camera sensor, however, we did not get a glimpse of the rear fingerprint sensor. As we move on we can surely steal a look of the colour option the phone will be available in that can be seen clearly peeping out of the smartphone’s back cover. We can easily guess that the company will bring the handset in three colour variants in the shades of blue. CEO Madhav Seth’s tweet says, “Get ready for the world’s first hands-on experience of #64MP Quad Camera on a smartphone, tomorrow at the #realme camera innovation event. Stay Real, No Hype. #LeapToQuadCamera” in the intervening time, the CEO also changed his Twitter handle’s name to Madhav ‘5’ Quad. The number 5 mentioned in the name hints that the upcoming 64MP smartphone will be identified as Realme 5 or it may be anticipated to be named as Realme 5 Pro. Moreover, the Quad in the name tipped off to be available with a quad-camera set up. However, the company has by now confirmed that the quad-camera set up will feature a 64MP camera set up. The new smartphone will be equipped with Samsung’s ISOCELL Bright GW1 sensor that the South Korean company announced a few months ago (in the month of May) this year. Samsung’s ISOCELL Bright GW1 sensor offers 64MP photos with a resolution of 9,248 x 6,936 pixels. That comes with the support for HDR of up to 100-decibels. The latest sensor ISOCELL Bright GW1 can click 64MP photos using Samsung’s Tetracell technology by merging four pixels into one. The latest sensor also employs a 0.8μm-sized pixel and it has the ability to capture more light with its large sensors. For the latest gadget and tech news, and gadget reviews, follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. For newest tech & gadget videos subscribe to our YouTube Channel. You can also stay up to date using the Gadget Bridge Android App.
