What are the pixels of the Xiaomi 11 Pro's front and rear cameras?

Many domestic mobile phone cameras are becoming more and more specialized, using lenses from big brands, and at the same time, with ultra-high pixels, users can also take a lot of good-looking photos and videos with their mobile phones. When buying a mobile phone, the camera with high pixels has become the standard for many users to choose mobile phonesXiaomi 11 Pro as the new flagship mobile phone, what are the pixels of the camera?

How many pixels does the Xiaomi 11 Pro camera have? Xiaomi 11 Pro front and rear camera introduction

The Xiaomi 11 Pro has a 20-megapixel camera on the front, a 1/1.12" custom ultra-large bottom on the rear, a 5000w ultra-clear main camera, plus a 13-megapixel ultra-wide-angle lens and an 8-megapixel telephoto macro lens, which is more powerful than the Xiaomi 11's camera configuration.

18 months of joint research and development, 200 million image investment, to create a super specification main camera.

This is the area of a "giant outsole", which can even be comparable to a professional portable camera, with a large amount of light entering and bringing richer details, so the "night vision" ability is far beyond the human eye, and it can better "understand" the night.

 Xiaomi's self-developed "Night Owl Algorithm" is also clear in the dark.

Xiaomi's self-developed AI multi-frame fusion technology greatly improves the ability to shoot in extremely low light. In the extremely low light environment of 0.02-0.1 lux, the naked eye basically fails, and the "Night Owl Algorithm" can still see the world as it is.

 Good focus, good inspiration.

Want to capture an interesting scene, but it's fleeting before you can focus on it? You need "all-pixel omnidirectional 8-core focus" to capture the focus the moment you raise the camera, even in low light and complex images, so that you can say goodbye to the "beauty of missing out".

 There is detail in the highlights, and there is no lack of presence in the shadows.

Dual native ISO Fusion can be used to achieve different ISO gains for high and low light, and then fuse them into an ultra-high dynamic range work, where the highlights are not exposed and the shadows are clearly visible.