Outdoor photography drives youth demand for Infinix HOT 60 Pro+
Weekend trips, coastal escapes, and long road journeys have rapidly become part of the lifestyle of Bangladesh's young travellers – and smartphones are now central companions for documenting those experiences.
With this shift, brands such as Infinix are drawing increasing attention as buyers prioritise camera performance that can adapt to changing light and fast-moving outdoor scenes.
One device gaining momentum is the Infinix HOT 60 Pro+, equipped with a 50MP Sony IMX882 ultra-sensitive main camera. Its large 1/1.95-inch sensor, 0.8μm pixel size, and f/1.8 aperture enable it to capture more light, making it well-suited to daylight variations from bright beaches to shaded roadside stops. The All-Pixel Autofocus system adds speed and accuracy, helping users lock onto subjects even while walking or filming moving scenes.
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Retailers say young customers now enter stores with one dominant demand: reliable outdoor camera performance. They ask how a phone handles beach sunlight, fast-moving subjects, and natural colour reproduction – a shift that is reshaping expectations in the mid-range segment.
The IMX882 captures native 50MP ultra-clear images with strong detail and texture in both landscapes and portraits. In low-light conditions, such as evening gatherings or hilltop night views, its 4-in-1 pixel binning technology creates effective 1.6μm pixels, improving light sensitivity for brighter, cleaner photos. Compared to the previous-generation JN1 sensor, the IMX882 offers a 56.25 per cent larger sensor area and 65.56 per cent greater light intake.
The HOT 60 Pro+ also features 2x lossless zoom, which helps travellers capture faraway scenes – from waves and cliffs to architectural details – without sacrificing sharpness. These capabilities position the phone as an appealing choice for young photographers who want vivid and expressive travel photos without paying flagship prices.
Industry analysts note that this trend reflects a deeper lifestyle shift: travel photography is increasingly about documenting moments and friendships as much as places. For many young Bangladeshis, the HOT 60 Pro+ is emerging as a practical tool for narrating those journeys with clarity and confidence.
