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The distortion correction does a nice job around the corners and overall. The 8MP ultrawide camera some very nice photos with enough detail, good contrast and okay dynamic range. We don't think it's worth it to shoot in this resolution - it takes a while to save such an image, it is rather large ~20MB, and the benefits are questionable. But the noise does get in the way, especially in shadows. The dynamic range is even better, probably because of the multi-stacking involved in making the high-res photo where one should not be possible. The images are less processed, and there is more noise, and thus - you can see a bit more of the foliage. Shooting in 48MP is available, but the results are a mixed bag. While it looks okay on the phone's screen, you better not pixel peep these photos too much. There is a 2X zoom switch on the viewfinder, but you've guessed that right, it's a simple digital zoom (crop and upscale). This could be fixed with some processing finetuning in the next firmware update.ДЇinally, the sharpening is just right, whereas others usually go overboard with it. The noise is extremely low, and we could argue the noise reduction took away some of the fine detail. The colors are a match to the real scenes. The dynamic range is good, though, and even if the Auto HDR was active, it did not trigger HDR once. The resolved detail is enough but far from impressive - intricate details are often smeared (such as grass). The main camera saves 12MP photos by default, and those turned up good for a mid-range camera. For the ultrawide, the slowest shutter speed goes down to 30s, while for the macro - it's 1/4s.

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For the main camera, you can use up to 30s shutter speed and ISO up to 6400.

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The Pro mode works with the normal camera, the ultra-wide, and the macro. What you won't find is an option to set the output resolution for any of the cameras.

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Behind a hamburger menu, you'll find some more options, including the Macro mode, plus the shortcut to the settings. On the opposite end of the viewfinder, you have a flash mode switch, an HDR switch, an AI toggle, Google Lens, and a magic wand with beauty effects and filters. The zoom shortcut on the viewfinder switches between ultrawide, regular 1x, and 2x zoom (digital). The default camera app is a typical MIUI affair - switching between modes is done by swiping left and right, and all available modes but the Macro are on this rolodex. The selfie camera has a 20MP Samsung S5K3T2 ISOCELL Plus 1/3.4' Tetra-pixel sensor behind a 26mm f/2.2 lens. The macro camera is 2MP with f/2.4 aperture, 1.75Вµm pixels, but lacks autofocus. The focus is fixed Night Mode is present here, too. Second is an 8MP snapper with 15mm f/2.2 lens. The Poco X3 Pro packs a 48MP primary camera relying on the Sony IMX 582 Quad-Bayer 1/2' sensor with 0.8Вµm pixels, 25mm f/1.8 lens, and PDAF. The selfie kit remains the same - it's a 20MP front-facing cam. The Poco X3 Pro offers a quad-camera on its back - there is a 48MP primary shooter (down from 64MP on the X3 NFC), joined by an 8MP ultrawide snapper (down from 13MP on the X3 NFC), a 2MP macro imager and a 2MP depth sensor.