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Xiaomi focuses on image quality as it sets up a new in-house camera division

tech2 News Staff • May 15, 2018, 15:54:10 IST
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A leaked image of an internal email sent to employees by Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun reveals that a new camera department is being created within the company.

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Xiaomi focuses on image quality as it sets up a new in-house camera division

Xiaomi may be the leader in smartphone shipments in India as per **latest IDC report** , but if there is one area where it does need work is in its camera depart. As per the latest reports, Xioami is now instituting an in-house camera department to fortify its camera offerings in its smartphones. [caption id=“attachment_4470359” align=“alignleft” width=“380”]The Mi Mix 2S camera module. Image: Xiaomi The Mi Mix 2S camera module. Image: Xiaomi[/caption] According to a report by GSMArena, a leaked image of an internal email sent to employees by CEO Lei Jun reveals that a new camera department is being created within the company. Jun states in the letter that he personally sees cameras as one of the most important features of a smartphone and that Xiaomi will be committing its efforts to ensuring that Redmi and Mi smartphones do come with better cameras in the future. Xioami’s current flagship, the **Mi Mix 2S** , managed an overall score of 97 on DXOMark with a score of 101 for images alone. While that in itself is quite impressive, with a team dedicated to improving the camera, we could expect even better camera performance from future Xiaomi smartphones. When we come to Xiaomi’s budget offerings, we also noticed a huge improvement in the camera this year with the **Redmi Note 5 Pro** , which at the time of writing this report, still stands as one of the best performers in the sub-Rs 20,000 smartphone category in India. That said, with the Mi 7 launch in China right around the corner, it could be a little too early for us to see the new camera department work its wonders.

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