The Camon 20 Premier 5G has a triple camera setup on the back, consisting of a 50MP main camera, a 108MP ultrawide camera, and a 2MP depth camera. The main camera has an f/1.8 aperture, a 23mm focal length, a 1/1.56″ sensor size, a 1.0µm pixel size, phase detection autofocus, laser autofocus, and sensor-shift optical image stabilization. The ultrawide camera has an f/2.2 aperture, a 13mm focal length, a 115-degree field of view, phase detection autofocus, and can also be used as a macro camera. The depth camera has an f/2.4 aperture and helps with portrait mode.
The camera app is simple and easy to use, with modes such as photo, video, portrait, night, pro, panorama, slow motion, etc. It also has some AI features such as scene detection, beauty mode, HDR, etc.
The photo quality of the main camera is good in daylight conditions, with plenty of details, accurate colors, and good dynamic range. The camera can also capture 50MP shots by using pixel binning technology that combines four pixels into one. The ultrawide camera also takes good photos in daylight, with a wide-angle perspective and decent details. The macro mode is also impressive, as it can capture close-up shots with good clarity and focus. The depth camera does a good job of creating a natural bokeh effect in portrait mode.
The low-light performance of the main camera is decent, but not great. The photos have some noise and loss of details, but they are still usable. The night mode can improve the brightness and sharpness of the photos, but it also introduces some artifacts and oversaturation. The ultrawide camera struggles in low-light conditions, as it produces noisy and blurry photos. The night mode does not help much either.
The video quality of the main camera is good in daylight conditions, as it can record 4K videos at 30fps or 1080p videos at 30fps with HDR support. The videos have good details, colors, and stability, thanks to the OIS and EIS features. The ultrawide camera can also record 4K videos at 30fps or 1080p videos at 30fps, but without HDR or stabilization. The videos have a wide-angle view and decent quality, but they are not as smooth or sharp as the main camera's videos.
The low-light performance of the main camera is average in video mode, as it produces noisy and grainy videos. The night mode can improve the brightness and contrast of the videos, but it also reduces the frame rate and introduces some flickering. The ultrawide camera is not very good in video mode in low-light conditions, as it produces dark and blurry videos.
The selfie camera is a 32MP sensor with an f/2.5 aperture, a 24mm focal length, a 1/2.8″ sensor size, and a 0.8µm pixel size. It also has a dual LED flash on the front for low-light selfies. The selfie camera takes good photos in daylight conditions, with clear details, natural skin tones, and good exposure. It can also capture portrait mode selfies with a decent bokeh effect. The low-light performance of the selfie camera is fair, but not great. The photos have some noise and softness, but they are still acceptable. The flash can help to illuminate the face better.
The selfie camera can record 1080p videos at 30fps with decent quality and stability. It can also record portrait mode videos with a blurred background effect.