What’s the second camera for?
So how do the two cameras work together?
Both the cameras in the Vivo V5 plus do two different things. Just to recall the Vivo V5 Plus front features a 20-megapixel primary camera with Sony IMX376 sensor and the 8MP auxiliary sensor is purely used to capture depth information which can be taken advantage of using the camera’s wide aperture mode. The wide aperture mode lets you adjust the aperture from f/16 to as down as f/0.95 for a very stylistic bokeh effect. The secondary camera helps in capturing the depth that allows a blur effect to the image’s background digitally. Interestingly the phone stores the image’s original data that can be used later to change the aperture and points of focus even after capturing the shot.
Does it actually take good photos?
The dual front camera module on the Vivo V5 Plus is excellent and manages to capture some great looking selfies. The images are sharp and have excellent dynamic range. The dual-lens setup manages to capture a lot of detailing in good light and the added bokeh effect further enhances the selfies you capture. The field of view is pretty wide too so you can accommodate your friends and family within the frame. And to further enhance the selfie experience there is a moonlight selfie flash that can allow capturing bright selfies in low light conditions.
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