Samsung has it. announced Its next-generation high-resolution camera sensor for flagship smartphones. Dubbed the “ISOCELL HP2”, the new model offers 200MP resolution for enhanced image detail and low-light performance.
According to Samsung, packing 200 million 0.6-micrometer pixels into a 1/1.3″ sensor enables higher-resolution images with more detail while maintaining the physical size of the camera module. Users get better photos without camera clutter. can enjoy.
Like other high-resolution sensors, the ISOCELL HP2 can combine pixels to provide optimal performance depending on available light. For example, the sensor can switch to a 50MP 1.2-micrometer mode or a 12.5MP 2.4-micrometer mode to collect more light and perform better in low-light scenarios.
Thanks to Samsung’s new Dual Vertical Transfer Gate technology, phones with ISOCLHP2 sensors will perform better even in bright light environments. D-VTG adds a second transfer gate to the pixel to increase its full capacity (the amount of charge each pixel can hold before spreading and spreading to neighboring pixels) by more than 33%. Samsung says the increased full-well capacity reduces overexposure and enhances color reproduction.
Samsung’s latest camera sensor also offers improved autofocus in low-light scenarios. Cameras with ISOCELL HP2 can group all 200 million pixels by four for quick and reliable focusing.
Samsung is already mass-producing the ISOCELL HP2, so expect the sensor to appear in 2023 flagship smartphones, such as the upcoming Galaxy S23 Ultra.
