Samsung was the first company to introduce 64-megapixel and 108-megapixel cameras for smartphones, which other companies previously made part of their phones.
The South Korean company is working on a 600-megapixel sensor camera.
A slide of an internal company document detailing the censorship was also provided.
The slide stated that since 4K or 8K video recordings are becoming more common, Samsung wants to provide a larger sensor to allow users to record zoom videos without compromising quality.
The first report regarding the Q-censor came out in April 2020 with a statement from Yoongin Park, head of the company’s censorship business.
In this statement, Yongin Park revealed that he wants to work on a 600-megapixel sensor to provide a more detailed view than the human eye.
He said that our eye can match the resolution of 500 megapixels and the aim of developing this new sensor is to create a better camera than the human eye, which can be used in many products outside the world of smartphones.
But the 600-megapixel camera may not be a part of the phones soon as Samsung has to solve the problem of its placement in the device first.
In fact, such a large sensor will require a lot of space on the back of the phone and will not be an easy task.
Even in April, Yongin Park avoided giving an introduction date or any deadline for the sensor, but it is likely that it might be presented very soon, at least in concept form.
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2024-07-06 14:13:55
