OPPO Reno5

 

OPPO Reno5

Renault 5 that

is going to be launched on January 18.

we're just going to do a little camera

the test we're not going to go full-on that

will come

but before I start here are the camera

specs so

this phone has a 64-megapixel main lens

paired with an 8-megapixel ultra white

lens a 2-megapixel macro lens and

another 2 megapixel

depth sensor now on the front you're

getting a 22-megapixel lens for

your selfies and if you want to know

more here are some of its other specs

okay so first let's look at some of his

daytime photos

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um the photos turn out sharp and

the colors are slightly unnatural but

those who like vibrant images

may just prefer this you also get a lot

of details but if you want more you can

always use the extra HD mode where it

uses its

64-megapixel lens to take the shot so

even when you zoom in you're getting

lots of details

the ultra-white lens isn't too bad

either as compared to other phones that

I've tested the distortion

isn't as obvious and I find the colors

nicer as compared to

the normal lens because it isn't as

intense but you are still getting lots

of details despite it being an 8

megapixel lens

however, it gets a bit darker as compared

to the main lens so you

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might want to take ultra-white shots at

brighter places

moving on to the macro lens you can see

it works well with closed

subjects so

the details are really obvious in this

dual sense controller

and if we look at this coca the fur and

some

dust I guess it's also very obvious just

make sure

you stay within that 4cm range

if we look at the portrait shots it's

basically what every girl wants

with the rear cameras, you get really

clear photos with flawless skin and you

have nice

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skin tone but I will suggest that you

adjust the beautification effect if you

want a more natural look

on default it is quite intense the same

applies

when you use the front camera during the

daytime your selfies are great

color is fine but here's where it gets

slightly worse

when it comes to nighttime selfies even

though we are using a 2-megapixel camera

you need steady hands for your

selfies to look good

if even if it's slightly shaky then your

photos will become

um a bit blurry but there is one good

the thing which is the selfie like so if you

are in really

dark situations can brighten

up your selfies

but I think it is also a bit too bright

and sometimes I just

look like a ghost you can also adjust

the bokeh effect if you don't want it to

be

too obvious but overall its cropping is

not accurate

one thing I wish though is that I can

adjust the bokeh

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the effect even when I'm using opposed neon

portrait filters so it's

similar to that ai night flare portrait

that we've seen in the reno

4 and it only works on the rear camera

so what it does is it turns your

background lights into neon bokeh

but these pictures tend to get yellow

and because you cannot adjust the bokeh

the effect looks a bit fake

as for the night photos the reno 5

doesn't disappoint you get more details

with night mode turned

on and it toned down overexposed

area but

at the same time, it will brighten darker

areas

so if you like a bright night

photos you can take without the night

mode

but I find the pictures nicer if you

have the night mode on

now if you are also interested in taking

videos there are two video features that

you should check out

one is called the ai highlight video um

it's like a night mode for videos so if

you're a really dark place you can

turn that on and you'll get

better videos and another one is called

the dual view video so basically it uses

his front camera

and back camera to shoot at the same

time uh I'm thinking probably some

reaction based video or when there are

interactions between two parties and

yeah that's our video for today

if you're excited to check out the reno

5 which is launching

January 18 then um stay tuned and we

will