The Honor Magic9 Pro Max features a full metal body and a redesigned frame and back panel. The device maintains a minimalist design philosophy with updated contours to ensure a premium flagship feel.
The rear camera module, named 'Director's Eye', is inspired by the ARRIFLEX 35, the first true motion picture camera from ARRI. The design incorporates a triangular arrangement of three circular cameras, mirroring the ARRIFLEX 35's iconic three-lens turret system.
In collaboration with the cinema brand ARRI, Honor is integrating professional cinematic color science and imaging workflows into the mobile experience. This partnership aims to bring more cinematic elements to the device's photography capabilities.
The smartphone is expected to feature a 'dual 200MP' imaging system. This includes a 200MP 1/1.28-inch main sensor and a 200MP 1/1.4-inch periscope telephoto sensor. The device will be supported by a professional imaging handle and G200 (200mm) and G500 (500mm) teleconverter accessories.
