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Samsung could be preparing to announce a 108 MP smartphone camera sensor today

tech2 News Staff • August 12, 2019, 09:31:07 IST
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Massive megapixel counts are great on paper, but real-world performance is yet to be gauged.

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Samsung could be preparing to announce a 108 MP smartphone camera sensor today

With **Realme and Redmi both announcing 64 MP cameras and hinting at 108 MP ones in the near future** . Both companies are using Samsung ISOCELL sensors and it looks like Samsung could finally be making the tech official today. Tipster Ice Universe on Twitter stated that the company would be revealing its 108 MP sensors early next year. Samsung has now shared an image of what looks like a camera sensor, and the words ‘Resolution Redefined’. The caption of this tweet reads, “Stay tuned for the next big news on 12 August.” [caption id=“attachment_5003821” align=“alignnone” width=“1024”]Representational image Image: tech2/Sheldon Pinto Representational image Image: tech2/Sheldon Pinto[/caption]

By the way, next year you will see on your smartphone: a 10x optical zoom camera and a 108MP camera. pic.twitter.com/885cwXHPQe

— PhoneArt (@UniverseIce) July 16, 2019

  Stay tuned for the next big news. August 12, 2019. #NextGenCapture pic.twitter.com/bE8treRBTD

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  It might seem odd that smartphones-makers are coming up with ridiculous megapixel counts for their phones while even DSLR and mirrorless camera makers are barely crossing the 20 MP mark. The difference is that these large cameras use large sensors with larger pixels. Larger pixels result in images that are less noisy. Companies like Apple and Google, and Samsung in its flagship phones, use sensors with larger pixel sizes for the same reason. These 64 MP and 108 MP cameras use minuscule pixels and use a process called binning to combine four or more pixels to simulate a larger pixel. Images shot with these 48 MP and 64 MP sensors at their native resolution aren’t likely to be sharper or less noisy than those shot on 12 MP or 16 MP smartphone camera sensors. Massive images are also harder to process, and shooting at 48 MP or higher means that processes like real-time HDR and the like are not possible in all but the most ideal of lighting conditions. Also read:  Samsung announces Galaxy Note 10, Galaxy Note 10 Plus and Galaxy Book S The Samsung Galaxy Book S features always-on LTE and promises 23 hours of battery life Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus vs Huawei P30 Pro vs Google Pixel 3 XL vs Apple iPhone XS Max: A new Note arrives Samsung Galaxy Note 10 series to be priced at Rs 69,999 in India, pre-bookings now open Samsung Galaxy Note 10 S-Pen supports air gestures encouraging you to wave it like a magic wand

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