The Xiaomi 15T (2025) shoots native DNG in Leica Pro mode with a 50 MP Leica Summicron-tuned main sensor powered by Dimensity 9400 and has no mechanical shutter — the image counter in each DNG records total electronic captures. Drop a RAW DNG file to read it instantly.
Check Image Counter →The Xiaomi 15T is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9400 and brings the Leica camera partnership to Xiaomi’s T-series flagship lineup. Its triple-camera system features a 50 MP main sensor (f/1.6, OIS, Leica Summicron optics), a 13 MP ultrawide (f/2.2, 120°), and a 50 MP 2.6× optical telephoto (f/1.9, Leica). Like all smartphones, every camera uses CMOS electronic readout — there is no mechanical focal-plane shutter.
Released in September 2025, the 15T delivers Leica colour profiles (Authentic and Vibrant), Leica watermarks in JPEG mode, and full DNG RAW output in Leica Pro mode. The 6.67-inch AMOLED display achieves 144 Hz refresh, and 90 W HyperCharge provides faster wired charging than the 14T generation.
| Model | Chip | Main Sensor | Shutter Type | RAW Format |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Xiaomi 15T | Dimensity 9400 | 50 MP (f/1.6, Leica Summicron) | Electronic only | DNG |
| Xiaomi 14T | Dimensity 9300+ | 50 MP HP9A (f/1.6, Leica) | Electronic only | DNG |
| Xiaomi 15T Pro | Dimensity 9400 | 50 MP Sony (f/1.6, Leica Summilux) | Electronic only | DNG |
| Xiaomi 15 | Snapdragon 8 Elite | 50 MP LYT-928 (f/1.62, Leica) | Electronic only | DNG |
.dng file to your computer. Alternatively, use Xiaomi Share or a cloud service.exiftool -ImageNumber yourfile.DNG in a terminal to read the counter directly from the EXIF metadata.| Spec | Xiaomi 15T | Xiaomi 15T Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Chip | Dimensity 9400 | Dimensity 9400 |
| Main sensor | 50 MP (f/1.6, Leica Summicron) | 50 MP Sony (f/1.6, Leica Summilux) |
| Telephoto | 50 MP 2.6× (f/1.9) | 50 MP 2.6× periscope (f/2.0, Leica) |
| Wired charging | 90W HyperCharge | 120W HyperCharge |
| Wireless charging | No | 50W |
| Leica lens branding | Summicron (main) | Summilux (all lenses) |
| DNG RAW output | Yes | Yes |
| What to Check | How |
|---|---|
| Battery health | Settings → Battery → Battery Health Evaluation. The 15T has 90 W wired charging; capacity retention below 80% is worth noting. |
| Display condition | Check the 6.67-inch AMOLED (144 Hz) for burn-in or dead pixels. Test adaptive brightness and touch response across the full screen. |
| Camera lens glass | Inspect the Leica Summicron main lens and the 2.6× telephoto for scratches. The ultrawide is the least used and often in the best condition. |
| Body condition | Check the back glass and aluminium frame for cracks and dents. Available in multiple colourways. |
| Image counter | Request a DNG in Leica Pro mode and check the counter via shuttercount.app. High count (>40,000) indicates active photographic use. |
No. All Xiaomi smartphones use CMOS electronic readout — there is no mechanical focal-plane shutter. The image counter in the DNG file is a software counter reflecting total electronic captures.
The Xiaomi 15T upgrades the chip (Dimensity 9400 vs 9300+) and refines the Leica optical system with the Summicron designation on the main lens. The faster 90 W charging (vs 67 W on 14T) is also a practical improvement. For RAW photography, both produce DNG files with Leica colour tuning and the same image counter structure.
Yes — drop a DNG RAW file from the Xiaomi 15T’s Leica Pro mode into shuttercount.app and the tool will display the image counter.