Lagenio Panther 2 Pro Review

Lagenio Panther 2 Pro Rear cameras, photo and video samples

The Lagenio Panther 2 Pro main camera employs a 50MP SmartSens SC5000CS sensor with a 1/2.5" optical format and a 0.702 μm pixel size. The sensor is paired with an f/1.8 lens with a 79.4° FoV. By default, this camera snaps 12.6MP photos and you have to use the 50M shooting mode in order to use the full sensor's resolution. The main camera also records FHD videos at 30 fps. It is adjoined by a 2MP SC211 camera with an f/2.4 aperture.

Lagenio Panther 2 Pro Selfie camera

The front-facing camera of the Lagenio Panther 2 Pro uses an 8MP Sony IMX219 sensor paired with an f/2.0 lens with a 77.5° FoV. It can record FHD videos at 30 fps and supports face recognition and unlocking. The Ulefone Note 16 Pro and the Unihertz Jelly Star use the same sensor for their selfie cameras.

Lagenio Panther 2 Pro Camera App

The Camera app on the Lagenio Panther 2 Pro is quite simple and intuitive to work with. The bottom of the screen is occupied by the shutter button, the shortcut to the photos and videos, and the front-rear camera switch. The reel with shooting modes is listed above those. The top of the screen contains various options that vary by shooting mode. These include focus metering, flash settings, HDR toggle, beautification features, filters, and a settings cog icon. The settings open on a slightly transparent black background and include a standard set of options. "Photo" is the default shooting mode. The 50M mode has already been mentioned. The "Portrait" mode uses the main camera with options for manual adjustment of the aperture level. The "Video" shooting mode supports only the flash use. "Panorama" and "More" round off the list of shooting modes. "More" contains additional shooting modes, including "Night", "Macro, "DV Macro", "TimeLaps", "Audio Note", "QR code", and "Pro". The latter allows you to adjust the aperture, shutter speed, manual focus, ISO, and white balance.