Xiaomi mi 11 ultra e We 11 Pro are about to come out and apparently the Global launch will coincide with the launch in China. This means that the 29 March next, in less than a week, we will be able to “touch” the two next flagships of the company. To tell the truth it still is poco clear if they will both debut. Only one sure yes, and he will do it in style with the largest photo sensor in the world, at least for now. This is the Samsung ISOCELL GN2. But let's go see the details.
If until now there were rumors, now it's official: Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra (or Pro?) Will arrive with the Samsung ISOCELL GN2 sensor
Up until now they were only there items about the name of the next Xiaomi which would have integrated the photographic sensor Samsung ISOCELL GN2, but now it looks official. The company itself began announcing it just a few minutes ago on its Chinese and European social networks. Below is the official teaser. But please, what is this Samsung ISOCELL GN2? And why is it so important? We will explain it to you.
Basically, as has happened for other sensors, this particular smartphone target was developed in partnership with Xiaomi. In essence, Samsung and Lei Jun's brand cooperated to develop and produce it. This means that its potential is "sewn" on the next device that will integrate it, which is the Mi 11 Ultra or the Mi 11 Pro. But let's talk about performance.
Samsung ISOCELL GN2 is a photo sensor from 1 / 1.12 " with resolution 50 megapixels and 1.4 μm pixel size. Like all optics of this type, it offers technology pixel-binning, that is, the one that groups more pixels of the same size within an area of one pixel larger. This involves taking shots with a higher resolution in that digital detail processing is more accurate. Specifically the images are actually from 12.5 megapixels with 2.8 μm pixels.
Uses an intelligent redial algorithm to capture three 50 megapixel frames (red, green and blue) and create a 100 megapixel image for higher details. What makes this new sensor from Samsung unique is the technology Dual Pixel Pro. It is a new algorithm that allows a focusing much faster compared to the previous generation. The new sensor has 100 million phase detection agents for ultra-fast focusing. Furthermore, it uses not only vertical focus but diagonal focus as well for more reliable performance. The new mechanism HDR also consumes 24% less energy compared to traditional HDR.
Samsung's next-generation sensor can also acquire Full HD resolution video up to 480 fps and 4K video up to 120 fps.
