HighlightsSmartphones with cool cameras will be launched soonIn this, the company used the Hasselblad camera.
The veteran OnePlus 9 series of smartphones will be launched soon. The company announced that the smartphones will be launched on March 23. Smartphones from this series will be launched at a global event. The launch event will begin at 7.30pm Indian time, and the company is also expected to launch OnePlus Watch alongside the OnePlus 9 series. In addition to the launch date, the company has also revealed a lot about the camera of this smartphone. The OnePlus 9 flagship smartphone will have a Hasselblad camera. Hasselblad and NASA had a very close relationship when they first set foot on the moon. Because at that time the pictures were taken on the moon by the Hasselblad camera.
Meanwhile, OnePlus will invest 150 million over the next three years to make its smartphone camera even better. According to media reports, the company may release three models of the OnePlus 9 series. These smartphones could include OnePlus 9, OnePlus 9 Pro and OnePlus9e. The company also clarified that a charger will be provided with these smartphones.
This will be the camera
According to the company, the OnePlus 9 series smartphones will use a panoramic camera with a 140-degree field of view, as well as T-Lens technology for faster focus in the front cameras. In addition, these smartphones have a special ultra-wide lens. Speaking of video, Hasselblad will support impressive 4K HDR video recording at 120 fps and 8K video recording at 30 fps.
The phone will also feature the new Hasselblad Pro mode. This will give users more control over the new interface and the camera. Meanwhile, OnePlus’ primary camera will be the Sony IMX789 sensor. The company claims it will be 64 percent more colorful than before. In addition, more dynamic and vibrant colors can be seen in the image.
What is the relationship between the camera and NASA?
July 20 marks the fiftieth anniversary of the first human footprint on the surface of the moon. Earlier, on July 18, 1969, a NASA spacecraft landed on the surface of the Moon. 50 years have passed since this historic event. As a result, NASA released 400 exciting photos in the year of their Golden Jubilee. Who took the first step on the moon? Neil Armstrong. But with Neil Armstrong, two more were on the mission. Armstrong took the first step, but it is not known who took the second step. The man’s name was Aldrin. His image of him stepping on the moon’s surface is not of Armstrong but of Aldrin. Because then Armstrong was handling the camera.
What camera was there fifty years ago? You must have such a question. So these photos were taken with a high-quality Hasselblad camera. These cameras are made in Sweden. Aldrin’s footprints are still on the moon. Because there is no weather and no rain.
