The realme 11 Pro series will be the first to use the new Samsung ISOCELL HP3 photo sensor: how it works and what its main features are.
They are called ISOCELL photographic sensors designed and developed by Samsung Electronics for smartphones and other electronic devices. They are designed for capture high quality images improving the sharpness, brightness and color fidelity of photos captured with mobile devices.
We know that the concept of Megapixel is now outdated when it comes to the features and performance of photographic sensors: the size of the sensors and their technical characteristics matter much more than the number of megapixels.
In the case of ISOCELL technology, Samsung uses mechanisms of pixel blending come Tetracell e Nonacellwhich we have talked about extensively in the past: they combine information from multiple adjacent pixels to improve light sensitivity and reduce image noise, especially in dark conditions. poor lighting.
Furthermore, the ISOCELL sensors make use of a technology of pixel isolation which uses physical barriers between pixels to prevent the scattering of light, and the so-called cross-talk optical. Each electronic device manufacturer is also able to customize the pixel size also benefiting from the technologies for noise reduction and improvement of photographic quality integrated in ISOCELL.
Samsung sensors also support the mode Advanced HDR allowing you to capture a wider dynamic range with accurate detail rendition in both dark and bright parts of the scene.
The realme 11 Pro devices are the first to embrace the Samsung ISOCELL HP3 sensor: what it looks like
On the occasion of Mobile Photography Innovation Event of New York, realme and Samsung have confirmed that the devices of the new series realme 11 Pro will soon hit the global market with the latest and most advanced ISOCELL HP3 sensor.
Lo smartphone realme 11 Pro+ 5Gwhich will arrive in Europe in June 2023 together with the “brother” realme 11 Pro 5G, aims to represent this year’s “excellence” in photographic skills. The photographic sector is in fact based on the Samsung sensor ISOCELL HP3 SuperZoom boasting a size of 1/1.4 inch, pixels of 2.24 μm and a focal aperture of f/1.69. The realme smartphone can then capture images with one maximum resolution of 200 megapixels under optimal lighting conditions.
Thanks to technology In-sensor Zoomrealme 11 Pro+ 5G can support 2x/4x zoom mode lossless which allows the sensor to switch between image modes to obtain the same number of real pixels in different focal segments. This approach ensures that the composition of the photo is more precise and the videos captured are sharp both from a distance and up close. realme 11 Pro+ 5G is the industry’s first phone equipped with zoom 4x lossless with 242% higher image resolution than similar products.
The whole realme 11 pro serieswhich collects the top of the range of the company, has also been designed to integrate further interesting features regarding the camera, such as Super Group Portrait e One Take: thanks to the use of an intelligent algorithm based onartificial intelligencethe images are optimized automatically and it becomes possible to generate multiple photos at the same time with the best angle possible.