The Honor Magic 6 Pro’s impressive camera lets you shoot fencing (or other fast-moving action)

After his trip to near space and surviving altitudes of over 16,000 feet and temperatures like -0.4°F (-18°C) with 86% battery remaining after a 3 hour trip ( during which it played video), the Honor Magic 6 Pro is now inside.

For its latest presentation, Honor's next flagship product, whose global launch is planned at the MWC (Mobile World Congress) in Barcelona at the end of February, takes some fencing photos. Whether you are a fan of the sport of fencing or not, everyone knows that fencing is very fast pace.

This is a problem for photographers because not all cameras can capture quality photos of the opponents while they are jumping around in their white suits. As the sport is played indoors, there is less light available: another obstacle.

Less-lit, ultra-fast-moving subjects are a recipe for a blurry, chaotic, and unappealing photo.

The Magic 6 Pro takes on precisely this challenge – successfully shooting fencing – and offers, according to the latest presentation materials: a collaboration with fencing world champion and Olympic silver medalist Cecilia Berder (via GizChina).

The Magic 6 Pro is a fitting upgrade over the Honor Magic 5 Pro – and not just thanks to the cutting-edge new Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset inside – the camera setup is improved too.

The upcoming flagship comes with an upgraded Falcon camera system that brings professional-grade camera features such as Motion Sensing Capture 2.0. Thanks to this feature, Cecilia Berder's quick movements can be captured by the phone more than adequately – in fact, they look great. Since 2024, there is also an AI algorithm that improves the photography experience with motion detection and automatic capture of multiple images. The phone then allows you to select the perfect photo from among them.