Samsung releases trailer for its 108 megapixel camera sensor
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According to Samsung, the camera sensor delivers ultra-high resolution photography in daylight, and bright photos with less noise in low light. The South Korean giant's ISOCELL Plus technology also boosts pixel performance by isolating each pixel, while its Smart-ISO technology selects the optimal settings based on lighting conditions.
Notable specifics of the camera sensor also include up to 240 frames per second at 1080p video recording, 3D-HDR, and Super-PD autofocus.
And as impressive as all of this is, Samsung has already announced even bigger plans to eventually deliver 600-megapixel cameras. In a recent post, the company's Head of Sensor Business Team, Yongin Park, announced plans to eventually exceed the human eye resolution, said to be about 500 megapixels.
Samsung is also looking into new technology that can register smells and tastes, or even go beyond the human senses. Yongin Park gave examples of how ultraviolet light can be used for diagnosing skin cancer, as cancerous cells can appear in different colors than healthy ones, and how infrared sensors can be used for improving quality control in agriculture among other industries. Such sensors may eventually also end up on our smartphones.
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