Discussion OnePlus 9 Series | OnePlus 9 - OnePlus 9 Pro - OnePlus 9R 5G

[Siva]

The OnePlus 9 could be among the first smartphones to feature tilt-shift photography, a technique where you normally change the physical position of the lens in relation to the image sensor in order to create fake miniature photos and other perspective shifts. Judging from the strings, OnePlus is emulating the look of tilt-shifted photos by letting you apply focus selectively. An XDA Forum member even managed to activate the introductory screens showcasing what tilt-shift will look like in the OnePlus camera.

There are two more features aimed at emulating high-end photography equipment: Focus peaking and Hyperlapse. If implemented like in DSLR cameras, focus peaking will highlight in-focus planes in your viewfinder to help with composition. Hyperlapse is similar to regular time-lapse videos, but it introduces movement to the mix.

There are also strings pointing to new night-related capabilities: Starburst and Moon Mode. Starburst is supposed to amplify the star-shaped radiation effect you get when you point your camera at a bright light source in the dark. XDA speculates that the dedicated camera mode will likely automatically pick an aperture that amplifies the effect while still maintaining image sharpness. Moon Mode is basically a collection of filters created for moon photography, possibly letting you adjust the color of the moon on the fly.

Teardown reveals potential OnePlus 9 camera features

 

[Prithi Deb]

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[Siva]

According to leaker Max Jambor (@MaxJmb), both phones will feature 4,500mAh units — the same capacity as the OnePlus 8T's. This corroborates a previous report that also suggested the OnePlus 9 could have support for wireless and reverse wireless charging.

OnePlus 9 and 9 Pro may sport 4,500mAh batteries and ship with chargers

 

[Siva]

• According to a new leak from Max Jambor, the OnePlus 9 Pro display could be an LTPO OLED with an adaptive 120Hz refresh rate.
• Meanwhile, the vanilla OnePlus 9 could have a straight OLED panel with always-on 120Hz.
• While the 9 Pro’s setup might result in better battery life, most users would likely agree that an always-on high refresh rate is the ideal scenario.

Today, smartphone leaker Max Jambor took to Twitter to share another one of his enigmatic leaks. According to Jambor, the upcoming OnePlus 9 Pro could feature a low-temperature polycrystalline oxide (LTPO) display. This would mean the 9 Pro could have a very similar display to the one we saw on this year’s Galaxy S21 Ultra.

Strangely, the OnePlus 9 might offer a subjectively better display than 9 Pro

 

[Prithi Deb]

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[Prithi Deb]

OnePlus 9R 5G also launching on 23rd March

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[Sparker0i]

Don't really understand OnePlus logic. Certain phones they started including Google Phone and Messages, and the very next phone they dropped it in favour of their own in house apps. Pretty sure Oneplus is no longer the same company everyone believed in...

 

[Lakshay155]

Don't really understand OnePlus logic. Certain phones they started including Google Phone and Messages, and the very next phone they dropped it in favour of their own in house apps. Pretty sure Oneplus is no longer the same company everyone believed in...

OnePlus is changed after the 7 series it's nowhere near the same updates are buggy and late.. I'm pretty sure not a lot of people who are using 1+ will ever going to buy it again.

 

[rohitvatsa]

I bought every One Plus phone till 6T but off late they have been overpricing their phones.One of the USP's of One Plus was it was offering good phone at reasonable price that is no longer the case.