Samsung has been making their own photographic sensors under ISOCELL for a while, which we can see from many terminals that use their Hardware instead of the standard Sony, among them, in fact, the Samsung Galaxy S20 family, the new Korean company's facilities, which emit a 108-megapixel sensor that we've only seen before on the Xiaomi Mi Note 10 that, by the way, we updated a few months ago.
The deal as a supplier and customer between Samsung and Xiaomi is amazing, but the fact is that it seems to work for both of them. And as with this 108 megapixel sensor, for the first time to carry the 150 megapixel sensor the Korean company is working on will be the product of Xiaomi,
Samsung is working on a 150-megapixel sensor that we will see for the first time on Xiaomi
As we mentioned, Samsung operates on a sensor with no overhead and less than 150 megapixels, a very big decision that can have many professional and commercial applications, but where more work is required by the developer to get the processing ready and that makes this decision a real plus, and th at it can tackle some of the best marketplace in photography.
This sensor could be an upgraded version of the 108 megapixel, as rumors surfaced in Korea that we will see it for the first quarter of this year at Xiaomi's executive, the Xiaomi Mi MIX 4 finally? will start appearing at other companies' terminals in the early months of 2021, Perhaps including Samsung itself in its high-end terminals the following year, though this is only speculation.
This sentiment from a Korean company is provoking great interest because of this high decision, must have important software function behind the sensor, because in these large decisions, quality processing is important to use it effectively, because, as we have seen in the Mi Note 10, images at 108 megapixels can be very useful in some aspects, but not suitable for all situations.
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Also, as happened with the Xiaomi touchscreen sensor, we think Samsung will first allow other manufacturers to use it and then use it on one of its broader ships, which will be the first Galaxy S of 2021 – or at least one of them -, which are currently the subject of many voting papers for the use of this new sensor, which delivers much higher resolution than we've ever seen on a smartphone, although, personally, I think it is currently unnecessary as operating systems do not. exploitation of the potential users.
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