Prior to its launch on July 12, nothing discloses Camera (1)'s camera samples and camera specifications.

The business has given a tonne of raw, unfiltered camera samples to demonstrate the capabilities of the two back cameras on the July 12 release of the Nothing Phone (1). If you're interested in examining them, you may see a few of them below and download them all in full size from this page.

Nothing also disclosed the Phone (1)'s camera specifications in addition to giving the camera samples. The ultrawide camera features a field of view of 114° and a 50MP Sony IMX766 1/1.56" sensor with an f/1.88 aperture in the main camera. You can capture films with 1 billion colours and the camera system supports dual OIS and EIS.

In addition, the Phone (1) will have Night Mode and Scene Detection, the latter of which will recognise what you are taking a picture of and recommend the optimum settings.

While the majority of contemporary smartphones have three to four rear cameras, Nothing is pleased to have just two cameras on the back of the Phone (1) that produce excellent results as opposed to having three or four shooters with subpar performance.

"Cameras are piled high. Feel that more is better. But more simply means more subpar cameras. to provide the impression of innovation. You could always use more lidar sensors. For the purpose of it, more. only to continue taking from you. Therefore, Phone 1 only has two cameras. Two excellent ones. not four below-par ones "posted Nothing on a blog.

Although the business has previously stated that the Phone (1) will include a 120Hz screen, Snapdragon 778G+ SoC, and an in-display fingerprint sensor, no specific specifications for the device have been released.

There isn't much time left to wait to learn more about the specifications, cost, and availability of the Nothing Phone (1) with the event only a few days away.