Samsung Pushes The Boundary By Reducing The Pixel Size Of Its New Camera Sensor Even Further
Samsung achieves a new goal by pushing its boundaries by even further reducing the pixel size to 0.64μm for its new camera sensor
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Samsung achieves a new goal by pushing its boundaries by even further reducing the pixel size to 0.64μm for its new camera sensor
Screenshot: Samsung Electronics makers are always trying to miniaturise components whenever they can, and with its new Isocell JN1 sensor, Samsung claims it has created an image sensor with the world’s smallest photo pixels yet. While sometimes it’s difficult to appreciate advances in sensor tech, the ability for Samsung to cram a 50-MP sensor with photo pixels measuring just 0.64 micrometres into a tiny 1/2.76-inch format is pretty impressive, as it allows devices makers to support higher-resolution photos without taking up additional space inside the phone. And not only does the JN1’s...