Huawei Unveils Ruiying Z10 Add-On Camera Module for Mate 90 Series Phones
Huawei has introduced the Ruiying Z10, a detachable camera module designed for select smartphones. This module boasts a 50-megapixel Type 1 RYYB image sensor paired with a 24-240mm f/2-4.5 equivalent power zoom lens, featuring a 2.6x crop factor. It functions independently from the phone's built-in cameras, utilizing power from the connected device. The Z10 is compatible with the Huawei Mate 90 Pro Max Collector's Edition and Mate 90 RS, attaching through a screw-on mechanism. Weighing close to 350 grams, it provides seamless adjustments in focal length throughout its zoom range. Launched at a price of 5,999 RMB (around $900), the Z10 was unveiled alongside new smartphones, highlighting an innovative direction in smartphone photography.
Key facts
- Huawei launched the Ruiying Z10 add-on camera module alongside new smartphones.
- The Ruiying Z10 features a 50-megapixel Type 1 RYYB image sensor and a 24-240mm f/2-4.5 equivalent power zoom lens.
- The lens is a 9.1-91mm optic with a 2.6x crop factor, similar to Micro Four Thirds' 2x crop.
- It works with the Huawei Mate 90 Pro Max Collector's Edition and Mate 90 RS, relying on the phone for power and processing.
- The module attaches via a screw-on mount and does not use the phone's built-in cameras.
- It weighs nearly 350 grams and has a 19-element, six-group lens with stepless zoom.
- The Ruiying Z10 is priced at 5,999 RMB in China, about $900.
- PetaPixel will report on the new Huawei phones separately.
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