3×3 mode in the new Galaxy S20 Ultra
Samsung recently announced its new flagship smartphone series , the Galaxy S20 , which includes the Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20+, and S20 Ultra. The vendor notes that for the first time, the entire Galaxy lineup supports 5G networks. Recall that last year, Samsung introduced one model with 5G support in the S10 lineup, and another in August during the presentation of the Note10.
The new flagship boasts a system of four photo modules, one of which contains a 108 MP matrix and provides the ability to zoom in on photos by 100 times .
The new flagship Galaxy S20 Ultra is equipped with a system of four photomodules
The new flagship Galaxy S20 Ultra is equipped with a system of four photomodules
Recall that the first 108MP sensor – Samsung Bright HMX – was used in Xiaomi smartphones (that’s what the “X” after “HM” means). But now Samsung has its own flagship with a 108MP camera, which uses peru number data a significantly improved HM1 sensor.
The large 1/1.33” sensor inside the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra uses Nonacell technology , which is almost identical to 2017’s Tetracell technology . Both names are Samsung trademarks for different Bayer filters.
If Tetracell technology combines 4 pixels into one large one, then Nonacell groups 9 pixels, which allows you to capture much more light.
If Tetracell technology combines 4 pixels into one large one, then Nonacell groups 9 pixels, which allows you to capture much more light.
Nonacell combines 9 adjacent pixels (a 3x3 square) into one large 2.4-micron effective pixel. This doubles the sensor's light-absorbing capabilities compared to Tetracell (2x2) sensors. But it also increases the interference between pixels in color reproduction , which is why such matrices have not been used before. Samsung claims that its ISOCELL Plus technology (which creates barriers between pixels) is able to minimize such crosstalk.
The vendor has also integrated powerful hardware processing into the ISOCELL Bright HM1 sensor . By controlling ISO in different groups of pixels, you can take an HDR shot in one go (in addition, this makes the image preview much more accurate).
of 3x zoom without any loss of quality , thanks to a 108-megapixel sensor. All this happens before the image file itself leaves the sensor. This approach could reduce the gap in photo quality between smartphones and cameras with true telephoto lenses.
As for video capabilities, the HM1 records videos in 8K resolution at 24 frames per second. In addition, the gadget supports electronic image stabilization based on gyroscopes for smoother filming. It should be noted that the Galaxy S20 Ultra, S20 and S20 + models have different camera settings.