The Nokia 9 PureView, which includes five rear cameras and a 20-megapixel front camera, will launch in the United States on March 3.
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Aimed at photography enthusiasts, each camera on the Nokia 9 PureView snaps the same photo simultaneously and then fuses them together into one 12-megapixel image that the company claims will have impressive depth of field and dynamic range. The phone can also capture photos in an uncompressed RAW format known as DNG — the company has partnered with Adobe Lightroom to allow mobile photographers to edit photos directly from the device. There's also a 20-megapixel front-facing camera for taking selfies.
The cameras feature Zeiss Optics just like older Nokia phones, such as the Windows-based Nokia Lumia 1020, which debuted in 2013. HMD and Zeiss also signedOther than a five-camera arrangement, the Nokia 9 PureView features a 5.9-inch screen, wireless charging, and runs on Qualcomm's Snapdragon 845 processor. Like Samsung's recently announced Galaxy S10, it includes an in-screen fingerprint sensor for unlocking the device.
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