Huawei is getting serious about video. With just days before the official launch, the Huawei Pura 80 is teasing what might be its most exciting feature: next-level video recording capabilities, particularly in low-light environments.
While Huawei phones have consistently delivered strong photography experiences, especially in still shots, video has been a different story. Since the P50 series, many fans felt the video quality lacked polish and dynamism – something Huawei now seems ready to fix.
In a newly released teaser, Huawei hints at major improvements to dynamic range. Users can expect clearer contrasts between shadows and highlights, which means more cinematic and visually accurate videos even in tricky lighting conditions. Whether you’re filming at dusk or in a neon-lit city street, the Pura 80 series aims to capture the mood with greater clarity and color precision.
Sources suggest that both the Pura 80 Pro and Pura 80 Ultra models will be equipped with a 1-inch type main sensor featuring a variable aperture and RYYB color filter for superior light intake. This setup is bolstered by a 50MP ultrawide lens and a 1/1.3-inch 50MP periscope sensor, bringing flagship-grade hardware into a balanced and versatile camera trio.
Rumors also mention a new Vivid Mode for video, enhancing clarity, boosting color tones, and improving saturation – perfect for content creators and mobile videographers who crave vibrant, detail-rich footage without needing post-processing.
Whether you’re recording memories at a concert, shooting a late-night vlog, or simply grabbing family moments, the Pura 80 is shaping up to be Huawei’s most video-ready phone to date.
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Finally! Huawei needed to fix their video game. P50 was meh af