Xiaomi has implemented a dual-aperture diaphragm on the main camera here, allowing you to choose between the default f/1.9 aperture (same as the 13 Pro) or a stopped-down f/4.0 mode. On the front, we have a dual-camera setup with 32MP f/2.4, 1/2.74", 0.8µm ultrawide main selfie camera with 100-degree field of view. The second one is 8MP depth sensor for better bokeh shots. I’d have liked to see Xiaomi’s excellent telemacro implementation here. Finally, the 13MP front camera captures very good shots with minimal skin retouching and excellent detail. The Redmi
The Poco F5 uses the same camera hardware as its predecessor. The main camera uses a 64MP OmniVision OV64B40 sensor, 1/2.0" in size and with 0.7µm pixels. The sensor is paired with a f/1.8
While the 108MP seems tuned nicely compared to one on my Note 10, the 5MP is useless as it doesn't focus past 10cm, so it's not tele. I think Note 10 was the last mid-range phone with good camera setup and 10 Ultra the most versatile (camera) phone Xiaomi released. We also have 9T and Note 9 Pro in family, so guess we know Xiaomi brand.
On the front, the Poco M5 retains the 5MP, f/2.2, 1/5.0", 1.12µm selfie camera. Camera menus. The default camera app is a typical MIUI affair, though a bit simplified to match the lighter camera
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