Sony Xperia Pro-II Rumored to Feature Rotating Lens and Variable Aperture

Sony is reportedly preparing the next generation Xperia Pro phone
It is supposed to offer a rotating lens and better work with the aperture
However, a question mark hangs over the price, the original generation cost nonsense

Today’s Sony phones offer photos that are probably the closest to classic cameras, especially if we are talking about flagship models. The Japanese company bets optics Zeiss in combination with a similar tuning of the color spectrum, as with its Alpha cameras. Some may find the images boring, but professionals appreciate such a philosophy and they often use Xperias as secondary cameras to large cameras. However, according to the latest information from the Chinese social network Weibo, the company will go even further and present a truly unique phone next year.

Specifically, we are talking about the next generation of the Sony Xperia Pro phone. The original mobile phone has been on the market for more than two years, so it’s slowly time to reveal a new model. He should have rotating lens, which you will control in the same way as the camera. So you will be able to manually adjust zoom, aperture or focus. The camera layout should be similar to the original model, with the exception of this new lens.

The most PRO phone money can buy.

There is also talk of variable aperture improvement, which is already in the original generation, but here you can only switch between f/2.0 and f/4.0. Nothing in between. Sony could be inspired, for example, by Huawei, specifically by the P60 Pro model, which offers much wider options for working with the aperture. And maybe it will happen, according to leaks, the Xperia Pro-II should be able to smoothly switch between f/1.2 to f/4.0.

It is not yet clear when the Japanese company will show us the new product, but theoretically it could happen as early as nand the MWC fair in Barcelona. I myself am quite curious about the next generation, as well as its price. The previous one started in the Czech Republic at a prize 46,990 crowns. So it definitely won’t be a mass market, but Sony isn’t even targeting it with this model.