Realme GT 8 Pro comes with triple camera system is built around three genuinely different sensors  a 50MP Sony IMX906 main camera, a 50MP OmniVision ultrawide, and a headline 200MP Samsung ISOCELL HP5 periscope telephoto with 3x optical zoom  and the combination gives you real versatility rather than the usual token secondary cameras that most phones throw in for spec sheet padding. That 200MP telephoto resolves images at up to 16320 x 12240 pixels, which means when you zoom in on a distant subject you’re pulling out detail that simply isn’t possible on most competing phones, and the 120x digital zoom range, while not perfect at its extreme end, gives you useful reach for architecture, sports, and travel photography. Video capability is equally serious 8K at 30fps from the rear and 4K up to 60fps from the front means both your main content and selfie videos are captured at a genuinely high standard, with 1080p at 240fps available when you want slow-motion footage. The 32MP front camera uses a GalaxyCore GC32E2 sensor and resolves selfies at 6560 x 4928 pixels, which is sharper than most front cameras you’ll find even on more expensive phones, and the screen flash does a reasonable job filling in light for selfies in dark environments where a physical flash isn’t available.