Samsung officially launched the new ISOCELL GN2 CMOS that can output up to 100 million pixels of ultra-high-definition image output, and is currently in mass production.
The Samsung GN2 sensor has 50 million pixels, a unit pixel area of 1.4μm, a 1/1.12 inch outsole, and pixels, and supports smart ISO Pro and Dual Pixel Pro and four-in-one technology (after four-in-one, the equivalent of 12.5 million Large pixels, 2.8μm).
In the 100 million pixel mode, ISOCELL GN2 will first rearrange the green, red and blue pixels to generate three independent single-frame photos through intelligent algorithms, then enlarge and merge them, and finally, generate a resolution of up to 100 million pixels. Ultra HD images.
Additionally, the sensor also supports features like Staggered HDR, 8K video, and 4K 120fps video recording. There was news in the industry that Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra will be the first to launch this sensor.
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