Samsung wants to show everyone the power of its 200-megapixel camera on the Isocell HP1 smartphone. Before this, the cat was photographed with the help of a smartphone and r p concern photo noto nannere in 1.5 r. The 28 x 22 square meter photo was on the wall of a building in Seoul.
How is the image clear? At 300 dpi (dots per inch) – the standard resolution for photo printing – the huge Isocell HP1 image at 16384 x 12288 resolution is 54.6 x 41 inches or 139 x 104 cm – this banner is 20 times larger. The Isocell HP1 sensor cannot be integrated into a smartphone, not very well, it is too small. Samsung says that with 200 megapixel coverage, it will be very convenient to zoom in, so that with the right focus and shutter speed, you can see every hair on a person’s mole.
Of course, you have to pay for quality. You will need a processor that will process the largest files quickly enough, you will need more buffer, RAM and permanent memory of the phone. More data will be at work every time you upload, share or copy an image – not to mention if you post it on social media, these services will still throw away most of the data and reduce the size of the photo.
And DXOMARK, an independent scientific evaluation site for smartphones, lenses, and cameras, is now rating the iPhone 13 Pro’s 12MP camera higher than the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra’s 108MP camera, as huge resolution really doesn’t matter much in today’s photography. on smartphones. Shooting for billboards is another matter, but there’s only one reason you’d be doing this kind of work with a smartphone: to promote the smartphone itself. One way or another, Isocell HP1 is a major achievement in the field of photography, albeit a very controversial one. users.
Source: Tech Cult
