Since Xiaomi released Redmi to operate as an independent company and not just as a series in its catalog, Redmi has gained unprecedented popularity in the market, and this began with the Redmi Note 7, which was launched in January this year as part of this manufacturer's debut in the global market. Since then, its expansion plans have focused on an offer of mid-range terminals with unbeatable quality-price ratio, and this is what its next generation of devices will opt for, which will be made up of the Redmi Note 8 and 8 Pro.
In a recent development, which is the one we talk about next, the company confirmed what type of sensors the quad rear camera system will house, leaving to understand everything that we can expect from them.
According to what the company released through a post made on Weibo, Redmi Note 8 series will house a 48 MP main camera sensor, although this turns out to be more of a confirmation than anything else. However, what was interesting to know was what are the jobs that each sensor will be responsible for.
For starters, the 48 MP shot, of course, is the main lens, and there is not much to say about this: it will focus on delivering the best photos at any time. This will be supported by a super wide angle camera, one depth of field and one super macro.
Therefore, we can forget to get a ToF (Time of Flight) sensor in either of the two models that will hit the market this coming August 29, which is the date already officially scheduled by the company on which the presentation event of these highly anticipated mid-range smartphones will be held.
