Samsung Galaxy S9+ will allegedly use a 1/2.55" IMX345 sensor Comments
- Anonymous
- I8m
Anonymous, 05 Feb 2018The new ISOCELL wont have same process of imx400, then it would be a copy.
Samsung designed... more"Less efficient".
Typical bias assumption without any logical proof or base from a occult follower
- AnonD-4254
- Dk3
AnonD-735888, 07 Feb 2018It will also let you stop down in bright sunlight. I actually wish the variable aperture stopp... moreI understand your point, and you're mostly right.
However, shutter speed can be increased to deal with bright lights. Another approach is to use ISO 50, for even better quality, while keeping the small sensor intact. These will not be so complicated.
There's one more (quite unexpected) way too...
Take Nokia 808 Pureview for example, its' maximum shutter speed was only 1/500th of a second & sometimes even its 1/500 with ISO 50 was too bright, so to deal with bright lights, they added a ND filter... with Auto ND option. (so it engaged whenever highlights were blown out).
In my opinion, S9 should easily do 1/2000th of a second with ease. So, why variable aperture. that too, like you said, just upto f/2.4 or so?
I'm trying to imagine the efforts Samsung must've made to implement it, and I'm wondering why not have removable lens (with 3 or 4 proprietory choices), Xenon+LED flash, etc. in its place?
Of course, I'm observing too, because its not launched yet. Let's see how they manage to make sense of this decision.
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- KgW
SONY IMX345 sensor. why not compete with you samsung isocell and the users will see who has the best output.
- kai
- tVv
a high quality tele lens (50mm, or even 75mm) with large aperture (at least f/1.8) would be much more useful than crazy 480fps with very low IQ. 120fps is already good enough for 99.999% users, the IQ is most important, find that balance.
- AnonD-735888
- 6EM
Anonymous, 05 Feb 2018The new ISOCELL wont have same process of imx400, then it would be a copy.
Samsung designed... moreThe image sensor is raw material that collects light into photo sites, and doesn't do anything without a processor and software driving it.
The Exynos is slated to do:
– 3840*2160 @ 120fps
– 2688*1512 @ 240fps
– 1920*1080 @ 480fps
- AnonD-735888
- 6EM
Simon, 06 Feb 2018Nooooooo. I hope this is not true. They are touting "camera reimagined". How can they put same... moreIt's the Exynos (and Snapdragon) processor and software algorithms that's going to enable all the new tricks in the S9/9+ smartphones, regardless of the actual sensor.
- AnonD-735888
- 6EM
AnonD-4254, 06 Feb 2018As much as its awesome having variable aperture, I still can't understand its need on a phone.... moreIt will also let you stop down in bright sunlight. I actually wish the variable aperture stopped down further to f22 instead of just f2.X. That would really make a variable aperture worth it in my mind.
The lack of variable aperture was the last piece of technology in a smartphone that separated it from a DSLR/DSLM. (Besides obvious sensor size) Now you can get lens attachments, some really good like what Moment offers in addition to the dual lens setups on most modern phones, apps that give you full manual control and even RAW and log profiles, and now a variable mechanical aperture too.
I expect to see more DSLR-like smartphone images as we move forward into the future. I'm not saying I agree or disagree with this trajectory, I'm just in observation mode. The biggest strength of a smartphone camera is it's always with you. Mobility is a bigger factor than a lot of ppl in the business want to concede.
- AnonD-4254
- Dkp
As much as its awesome having variable aperture, I still can't understand its need on a phone..
f/1.5 is great, but the f/2.4 at the best will give only one confirmed benefit- it will reduce Background blur for those pics where you need more depth... or maybe slightly increased sharpness or detail.
Otherwise, f/2.4 will only reduce the light reaching the camera.
What else?
So, Why did Samsung take pains to implement it, instead of something useful like xenon flash or so?
- Anonymous
- 0xI
The S7 and S8 have a bigger sensor than that..
- Simon
- 0xI
Nooooooo. I hope this is not true. They are touting "camera reimagined". How can they put same size sensor and muddy the waters with high speed recording? I'd struggle to find much people actually using it more than once, if at all.
I was really hoping for a sensor size bump..
- Alien
- 3RM
All the haters want Sony dead, yet all their favorite brands use Sony sensors lmao
Better pray Sony lives forever!
Eating Oreo on my red XZP ;*
- AnonD-430043
- sEL
AnonD-731491, 06 Feb 2018the magic is to pay dxomarkDXOmark score won't make photo sample better. :)
- Anonymous
- w4b
whatever .. samsung will forget to give timely update - ugly icons - ugly software - had enough lesson from Note 8 which is running older OS and no sign of 8.1
- LLL
- tDS
1/2.55" IMX345
Pixel size, anyone???
Btw, where's the 1/2" sensor, for crying out loud??
- AnonD-731491
- 3Nu
AnonD-430043, 06 Feb 2018Pixel relies on it's software prowess to do it's magic.the magic is to pay dxomark
- Sense sible
- y$f
Anonymous, 05 Feb 2018S6/ note 5 = imx 240
S7 / note 7 = imx 260
S8/ note 8 = imx 333
imx 362 = pixel 2,... moreS6/ note 5 = imx 240
S7 / note 7 = imx 260
S8/ note 8 = imx 333
HTC10 = imx 377
Pixel 2, HTC u11, zenfone 3 zoom, moto g5+, zenfone 4 = imx 362
- AnonD-430043
- sEL
Pixel relies on it's software prowess to do it's magic.
- Anonymous
- gBV
vrvly, 05 Feb 2018Want to see how they produce great colors and noiseless pics on f2.4 . They would need to use... moreIn very good light conditions this isn't relevant. Though in average light conditions this would be indeed a problem if one doesn't want the softer f/1.5 setting.
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