More camera details revealed for rumoured Mi 11 Pro

More details on Xiaomi’s upcoming smartphone, the Mi 11 Pro has made its way to the web. As per the tipster Digital Chat Station, the handset is supposed to feature a 50-megapixel main camera along with a 12-megapixel telephoto sensor. However, when it comes to the software, it will be powered by MIUI 12 along with MEMC support and AI HDR enhancements. These are revealed from the screenshot from an internal beta firmware.

Also talked about is a camera feature that Xiaomi will probably use in Mi 11 Pro to detect the object in front of the shooter and provide the level of HDR effect using AI capabilities. According to the tipster (via Myfixguide website), this feature is there in Oppo Find X2 Pro.

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Talking more about the camera, the tipster is not sure what sensor is being leveraged for the 12-megapixel telephoto sensor. Speculations are that it may have a native 12-megapixel resolution or a 48-megapixel resolution Quad-Bayer sensor that uses 4-to-1 binning. He adds that the camera combination won’t be the same for the less powerful Mi 11 as it will have a different setup.

A recent report indicated that Xiaomi Mi 11 might be among the first ones to be powered by Qualcomm’s yet to be announced Snapdragon 875 SoC. The handset apparently showed up with this processor on Geekbench recently.

The unknown Xiaomi smartphone has a model number M2012K11C and is also seen running Android 11 OS, has 6GB RAM and a processor, said to be the Snapdragon 875. That’s because the source code mentions Adreno 660, which is rumoured to come embedded in Snapdragon 875 and is not yet available with any other Qualcomm chipsets.