Honor 300 series supports full-space SLR-level blur: fully comparable to SLR
Honor 300 series was officially unveiled this evening, including three models: Honor 300, Honor 300 Pro and Honor 300 Ultra.
It is reported that the Honor 300 series is positioned as a SLR-level travel photography artifact. The phone has a rear 50-megapixel main camera, a 50-megapixel telephoto portrait lens, and a 112° ultra-wide-angle lens. It also brings a full-space blur solution, with Android’s only SLR-level foreground blur, SLR-level progressive blur, soft blur in and out of focus, and SLR-level blur post-editing, realizing a full-link SLR-level background blur from direct shooting to post-production photo editing.
According to the official introduction, through Al deep learning of the foreground blur effect of SLR lenses under different apertures, focal lengths, and object distances, the Honor 300 series has become the first mobile phone in the Android camp to support SLR-level foreground blur.
When shooting close-up portraits, the Honor 300 series can achieve a gradual blurring of the portrait background. The transition between real and virtual is natural and layered, and the hair is presented accurately and naturally, making the overall photo more atmospheric.
It is also worth noting that the Honor 300 series supports 2K dynamic photos, allowing users to record vivid moments during their travels and share them on multiple platforms, including Douyin, Kuaishou, Weibo, Xiaohongshu, Meitu XiuXiu, Meitu Camera, Dewu, etc.
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