ZTE Axon 40 Ultra
ZTE Axon 40 Ultra
The Axon 40 Ultra calls its main camera 'Humanity' camera, which may be a poor use of English, seeing how it's meant to be used for taking photographs of people. To serve this purpose better, it comes with a 35mm lens - a classic focal length revered by many (and vocally hated by others, but that's beside the point). To be fair, the previous generation already had a 35mm camera (a different one, more on that later), but it didn't have to carry the responsibility of being the primary unit - there was a 26mm one for that. Well, the 35mil is the protagonist in the Axon 40 Ultra's story. It uses the same sensor as the main one, only paired with a 16mm equivalent lens - perhaps ZTE realized that with the longer main camera, a less extreme ultrawide is a safer bet. Or it wasn't all that easy to design a wider lens around that big 64MP sensor.
