Technology giant Samsung is one of the first names that come to mind when it comes to ‘megapixel’. Samsung, which is one of the companies that started to produce high-resolution image sensors, has a 200-megapixel sensor, ISOCELL HP1, and it is known that Xiaomi and Vivo have been eyeing this record-resolution sensor for a while, which they want to install on their mid-range devices.
As for Samsung’s own devices: This sensor certainly does not seem to be on the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra. However, it is quite possible that Samsung, which has decided to squeeze the maximum potential with a 108-megapixel sensor in its new flagship, will have a 200-megapixel ISOCELL HP1 sensor that will allow you to shoot videos in 4K and 8K formats thanks to its wide viewing angle in the Galaxy S23 Ultra model, which will be released in 2023. The fact that these estimates come from Ice Universe, which generally makes consistent estimates, means that the claims are quite strong.
ISOCELL, the first mobile camera sensor of this resolution
To make a small reminder: ISOCELL HP1, introduced in September, made history as the world’s first mobile camera sensor to offer 200 MP resolution. With each pixel size of 0.64 µm, ISOCELL HP1 is known to produce 50 megapixel images in its normal mode, and when 16 adjacent pixels are combined into a single 2.56 micron size, this means you can get high quality 12.5 megapixel photos even in low ambient light conditions. is coming. ISOCELL HP1 capable of recording video in 8K format at 30 frames per second; It can also record 4K at 120 frames per second.
According to users, Galaxy S21 Ultra is the best photo-taking smartphone of 2021
On the other hand, Android Authority expert Rob Triggs, who decided to conduct a survey among site visitors, also talked about some of the flagship smartphones released in 2021 – Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max, Google Pixel 6 Pro, OnePlus in order to find out which flagship smartphone takes the best photos. 9 Pro, Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra, Sony Xperia 1 III and Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra- took a series of photos and presented them to the respondents. Most of the users who voted in the survey seem to agree with Triggs, who stated that he personally prefers the Samsung Galaxy Ultra S21 even though he did not give a prominent name.
According to the results of the survey, 37.5% of the participants preferred the Galaxy S21 Ultra, while the Google Pixel 6 Pro was the second smartphone that took the best photos in the survey with 25%. This was followed by the iPhone 13 Pro Max, which received 13.6% of the votes, followed by the Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra with a slight difference of 13.3%, and the OnePlus 9 Pro with 5.75%. The smartphone, which was determined as the last phone among the 6 models with the worst recording quality, was Sony Xperia 1 III with 5.25%.
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