Samsung's upcoming "Hexa²pixel" sensor to hit 450MP resolution

26 July 2022
The 200MP HP1 and HP2 use Tetra²pixel color filters, an evolution of the original Tetracell designs.

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  • Anonymous
  • Ib5
  • 26 Jul 2022

User, 26 Jul 2022My 24MP full frame mirrorless camera will always shoot bett... moreSince Nikon is ending their camera business, i think soon phone cameras will be better than dslr

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    • Anonymous
    • mFd
    • 26 Jul 2022

    Real question.

    Do we really need it?🤷🏼‍♂️

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      • jason
      • 0RL
      • 26 Jul 2022

      even as a samsung and iphone user, what is the point? I understand that on the android side its all about 1 upmanship trying to gain sales from other manufacturers, but really what benefits will such a huge megapixel count achieve to half the chumps that use these phones? why not focus on refining the tech you already have and pushing for more 1" phone sensors. with better processing and less artificial editing, smartphone cameras are nothing short of astounding how far they have come, but in reality they are still a LONG way of even a budget DSLR/Mirrorless, but thats not to say gains cannot be made by refining current tech

        great, now half of the back of phones will be just one camera, and the other half logo and rest of the cameras.

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          • Hummus
          • tEZ
          • 26 Jul 2022

          If it meant to be 13MP, then just make it 13MP 🤦‍♂️

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            • Dkoma
            • 3YL
            • 26 Jul 2022

            If they just renew the old sensor used in the Nokia 808 true 41 RGB pixels, with todays tech would be plenty of details and performance.

            But no, they have to do that quad bayer thing.

              Samsung building telescopic phone

                Why Samsung? Just... why?!

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                  • Ved
                  • DkT
                  • 26 Jul 2022

                  Try Bigger camera sensor for more light not meagapixel

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                    • User
                    • 8sc
                    • 26 Jul 2022

                    My 24MP full frame mirrorless camera will always shoot better than a 100500MP phone camera :)

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                      • Anonymous
                      • 8N3
                      • 26 Jul 2022

                      Funny explanation by samsung.
                      None of these sensors by default will output "bayer mode" in daylight unless user sets phone to.
                      Using 🌞🌛 to explain is dumb.

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                        • Anonymous
                        • 8N3
                        • 26 Jul 2022

                        That all samsung knows how to do.
                        Increasing number of neighbor pixels with that are below same color filter.
                        4, 9, 16, 25, 36, 49 then 64.

                        Nothing else.

                          not that megapixel race again