Samsung unveiled the 200 megapixel Isocell HP2 sensor
Samsung finally has a powerful mobile camera sensor Isocell HP2 unveiled This sensor is probably in Galaxy S23 Ultra It will be used and it is the company’s third 200-megapixel sensor, which Samsung claims provides higher image and video quality.
Isocell HP2 is a sensor 1/1.3 inch with pixels 0.6 microns , so it’s smaller than the Isocell HP1 (with a 1/22-inch sensor and 0.64-micron pixels) that was introduced in 2021. but Samsung It also claims that the Isocell HP2 is their most advanced sensor, because of the technology D-VTG benefits. This technology makes the maximum charge capacity of each pixel more than 33 percent increase and see better color reproduction and reduction of excessive exposure.
Specifications and features of the Samsung Isocell HP2 sensor
Samsung’s new sensor from Tech Tetrapixel (TetraPixel) which is a pixel merging technology. This technology allows the HP2 to adjust images depending on the ambient light 50 megapixels With 1.2 µm pixels or 12.5 megapixels Capture with 2.4 micrometer pixels. This technology also allows for up to 8K video recording at 30 frames per second and a wider field of view in 50MP mode. This means that Samsung’s new sensor uses larger pixels in 8K mode than previous sensors.
Isocell HP2 please Super QPDIt has faster and more reliable autofocus in low-light environments. This technology uses all 200 million pixels in the sensor as a focus interface. All four adjacent pixels in this device are placed together to detect changing vertical and horizontal patterns in extremely low light conditions. The HP2 can also take 15 full-resolution 200-megapixel images in one second, and in this respect, fastest 200 megapixel sensor in the market.
Samsung to improve HDR In 50 megapixel mode of technology DSG Has used. This technology works with a special technique simultaneously with short and long exposure and can record HDR images and videos at the pixel level. Isocell HP2 also from Tech Smart ISO Pro It is used so that the devices can simultaneously enjoy 12.5 megapixel images and 4K HDR videos at a speed of 60 frames per second.
Samsung says this sensor has entered the mass production phase.