Today's cell phones come packed with potential, but so far we haven't seen the recently acquired capacity of the OnePlus 8 Pro: its special color-coded camera allows see the interior of some objectsIt was as if the phone had X-rays.
Reading a list of phone accessories can be a long process given the high number of specs they currently have, especially those that are high. What if the screen has more than an inch diagonals, HDR10 +, sensors that can measure air pressure, different ways of charging cameras continue to do surveillance. And rest assured that so far you haven't seen the same functionality as the one found in the OnePlus 8 Pro: you can see inside some things. We assure you: it's amazing.
With OnePlus 8 Pro you can see inside other things
The phone surprised us in analyzing its many Hardware capabilities, as well as its design, construction and cleanliness of its custom layer, O oxygenOS. Now, for the cameras we didn't think that & # 39; s X-ray power & # 39; hide, surprise. As they found out on the Reddit thread, the phone it can go into the housing of some plastic items to check inside.
& # 39; Magic & # 39; Discovery lies in the fourth sensation of the OnePlus 8 Pro, a 5-megapixel camera with a built-in color filter. Designed specifically to achieve better yields in image mode, it is al running it through the & # 39; Photochrome & # 39; when the phone penetrates the surface of objects, it takes advantage of the features of the finishing touches when absorbing visible light (the plastic must be translucent). This is a state of remote control or decoders, some things we explored & # 39; high power & # 39; of OnePlus 8 Pro.
Below you have a video we recorded of the live behavior of the & # 39; Photochrome & # 39; filter.
After our tests we can show that not all plastic items behave exactly like the OnePlus 8 Pro camera, only those with certain penalties. There is a very unprofessional discovery, albeit curious: who would have thought that mobiles would also be & # 39; X-ray & # 39; They would be perfect.
Track | Mishaal Rahman
