After the phone with a 108MP camera, embraced itself to see smartphone brands that offer a 200MP camera immediately.
Samsung has announced the Isocell HP1 camera sensor which offers 200MP resolution based on 0.64 μm-pixels and new binning pixel technology called Chameleoncell.
With Samsung announced a new 200MP camera sensor, it was almost time the chip maker like MediaTek and Qualcomm introduced a new cellular chipset that supports 200MP and other resolution cameras.
For notes, there are several Qualcomm chips that have supported 200MP image sensors.
What is the 200MP ISOCELL HP1 sensor and what you get Isocell HP1 is claimed to be the first cellular image sensor that supports 200MP photos.
This is based on the most sophisticated 0.64μm pixels of Samsung.
With a 200MP camera, you can expect photos into more detail and the image will remain sharp even when cut or changed in size.
While the new image sensor appears quite promising on paper, a lot depends on the processing capability of the chipset.
Needless to say that clicking and storing photos of 200MP will take a little more time.
Also, the file size is expected almost double the 108MP photo resolution.
For example, a 108MP resolution photo occupies around 15MB of space.
For 200MP photos, the file size is expected to be above 25MP.
Another thing that needs to be considered is that the brand will offer a separate 200MP mode to click photos in high resolution.
And we can also expect higher optical zoom.
What a new bungloncell sensor image HP1 Isocell was powered by a new binning pixel technology called Chameleoncell.
It has three pixel layouts: layout two by two, four per four or full pixels depends on the surrounding light.
If you click on a photo in a 200MP resolution, the size of each pixel is reduced to 0.64μm.
This might be ideal for clicking photos in bright conditions.
In a low environment, HP1 turns into a 12.5MP image sensor with 2.56μm large pixels by combining 16 neighboring pixels.
The sensor can also click photograph in 50MP on the size of the largest 1.28μm USP pixel size is 2.56μm new pixels that can be more absorption and sensitivity, produce photos that are brighter and more clearly in lowlight.
Isocell HP1 can take 8K videos at 30 frames-per-seconds (FPS) with a minimum loss in the field of view.
HP1 combines the four neighboring pixels to bring a resolution to 50MP or 8.192 x 6,144 to retrieve 8K videos (7,680 x 4,320) without the need to cut or reduce full image resolution.