Samsung Electronics announced another addition to the 200MP (200MP) series of sensors, and the new image sensor ISOCELL HPX continues Samsung's smallest 0.56 micron (μm) pixel. The picture can maintain a 12.5MP (12.5MP) clarity even if it is enlarged to four times the original im

Samsung Electronics announced that it would add another member to the 200MP (200MP) series of sensors, and the new image sensor ISOCELL HPX continues the smallest 0.56 micron (μm) pixel of Samsung . The picture can maintain a 12.5MP (12.5MP) clarity even if it is enlarged to four times the original image size under the 200 million pixel ISOCELL HPX.

Samsung 200 million pixel image sensor ISOCELL HPX

ISOCELL HPX's DTI (Deep Trench Isolation) technology can not only separate each pixel, but also improve sensitivity. The pixel size of 0.56 microns can reduce the area of ​​the camera module by 20%, making the body of the smartphone thinner.

Through Tetra²pixel (hex pixels in one) technology, Samsung ISOCELL HPX can automatically convert three lighting modes according to light conditions: in an environment with sufficient light, the pixel size is maintained at 0.56 microns (μm) and provide 200 million pixels; in a low-light environment, the pixel is converted to 1.12 microns (μm) and 50 million pixels are presented; in a dark-light environment, 16 pixels can be combined to obtain a 2.24 microns (μm) 12.5 million pixel sensor. This technology allows ISOCELL HPX to provide a good shooting experience in dark light conditions.

In addition, the super QPD autofocus solution lets ISOCELL HPX with fast autofocus, a technology that uses a microlens to cover four adjacent pixels, and the sensor can achieve fast focus by detecting phase differences in horizontal and vertical directions.

ISOCELL HPX allows users to shoot 8K videos at 30fps, and supports seamless dual HDR (high dynamic range) in 4K and FHD (full HD FULL HD) modes.

Intelligent ISO Pro technology gives ISOCELL HPX high dynamic range and the ability to capture rich color combinations. Single-frame progressive HDR (Staggered HDR) supported by intelligent ISO Pro technology can capture shadows and bright light in the scene in three different exposures, low, medium and high according to the shooting environment. Merge three exposed photos to present high-quality HDR pictures and videos. In addition, it allows the sensor to present the picture in more than 4 trillion colors (14-bit color depth), which is 64 times the 68 billion colors (12-bit color depth) of Samsung's previous generation.