Samsung introduced Isosell HP5The new camera sensor, which debuts on mobile phones of the company and other manufacturers. Unlike its predecessors, this model is one of the smallest sensors in the world. With dimension Pixels the size of only 0.5 micrometerSamsung promises unprecedented image quality and video thanks to the introduction of new technologies.
According to the press release, ISOCELL HP5 – a sensor with a resolution of 200 MP. Designed to shoot photos of super -high resolution. A 1/1.56-inch sensor is the smallest of ever created by the company, its density is not intended for the main chambers of the high class, but for telephone lens or wide -angle lens. This is due to the fact that tiny pixels collect less light and generate more noise in low light conditions.
To compensate for this, Samsung has introduced technologies such as FDTI (anterior deep insulation of the trench) and D-VTG (double vertical portable gateway), which improve photosensitivity and reduce noise. In addition, ISOCELL HP5 uses High -precision microlysis, increasing the light output of each pixelas well as antirepractive coating to minimize reflection.
As for performance, the ISOCELL HP5 includes the comprehensive processing of AI Remosaic, capable create full images with a resolution of 200 MP in less than two seconds. In HDR photography, the matrix uses a stepped exposure and Smart ISO Pro for pictures with a color depth of up to 13 bits-a method that guarantees more than 550 billion tonal combinations.
Samsung Isocell HP5 debuts on the Oppo Find X9 Pro
According to the company, HP5 allows a double increase directly on the sensorfunctioning as a trim without loss. In combination with a 3-fold optical telephoto lens, the sensor provides a 6-fold increase without a deterioration in quality. This makes it a powerful alternative to additional charts on high -class smartphones.
ISOCELL HP5 can capture images in 8-bit, 10-bit, 12-bit and 14-bit RAW files, as well as Writing video 8K at a speed of 30 frames per second and 4K at a speed of 120 frames per second.
Although Samsung does not mention this in his press release, One of the first phones using this sensor will be the Oppo Find X9 Pro.. Successor
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