What has been speculated for the past few weeks has finally become a reality. Samsung officially presented a new phone Galaxy A7, which can be proud of three rear cameras. It is a mid-range smartphone with a 6” AMOLED display, an octa-core processor clocked at 2,2 GHz, up to 6 GB of RAM memory, a 3300 mAh battery and 128 GB of internal storage that can be expanded with memory cards. Of course, it runs on the phone Android Oreo.
As for the cameras themselves, they are new Galaxy A7 immediately four. One, 24 MPx, can be found on the front of the phone and the other three on the back. The primary lens has 24 MPx with an aperture of f/1,7, the second boasts 5 MPx and an aperture of f/2,2, and the third wide-angle one offers 8 MPx and an aperture of f/ 2,4. This lens should be able to capture roughly a 120 degree field of view.
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Thanks to the combination of three lenses, the photos from the new smartphone should be of high quality, even in low light conditions. Worse light is the main stumbling block for many phones, but three lenses should solve it once and for all.
According to available information, the novelty should be intended for the European and American markets. It should arrive on our market roughly in the first half of October.
