Realme 13 Pro series to come with AI camera features: Here’s everything you need to know

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The Realme 13 Pro series is expected to be launched soon in China and India. The company has also started teasing products with its speculated design and upcoming AI features. The company has just started its work on Next AI which is currently available in Realme GT 6 and now it is expected to come in Realme 13 Pro series as well. After teasing the series in India, the company also confirmed the new AI features coming to the Realme 13 Pro series cameras. Check out the list of AI camera features and specifications. 

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Realme recently held an event named “The Future is Here: AI is Revolutionizing Mobile Imaging” in Bangkok to unveil the AI camera features for the upcoming Realme 13 Pro series. The company also highlighted its partnership with Sony and confirmed the series will feature Sony's LYT-701 camera sensor. The Sony sensor will be powered by Realme's HYPERIMAGE+ technology to enhance the overall image quality. HYPERIMAGE+ is the company's own AI photography architecture which comes with three layers of focus: flagship optics, on-device AI imaging algorithms, and cloud-based AI image editing. Know how Realme has integrated the new technology and Sony sensors into the Realme 13 Pro series.

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Realme confirmed that the upcoming 13 Pro series will feature  Ultra Clear Camera with AI. The Realme 13 Pro+ will sport a 50MP OIS main camera with a Sony LYT-701 camera sensor and a 50MP periscope telephoto camera with the Sony LYT-600 that will support 3x optical zoom. Alongside the specs, the Realme 13 Pro+ will support several AI camera features such as  AI Pure Bokeh, AI Natural Skin Tone, and AI Ultra Clarity. The smartphone will also feature Realme's  AI HyperRAW Algorithm which will work on the smartphone's image clarity and will capture enough