Samsung's forthcoming Galaxy S Ultra iteration might rock 432MP camera
Samsung is reportedly developing a new high-resolution camera sensor series, pushing smartphone camera technology to new heights. According to reliable tipster @Tech_Reve, it is the ISOCELL HW camera sensor series featuring two nearly 1-inch sensors. First is the HW1, which will pack a whopping 432MP resolution with a 1/1.05-inch sensor size and a pixel size of 0.56µm. The HW2 will also offer a 432MP resolution but with a slightly smaller 1/1.07-inch sensor size and a pixel size of 0.5µm.
Tipster on sensors for next-generation Samsung foldables
The same tipster has also shared that the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 will continue using the 50MP GN3 image sensor seen in the Galaxy Z Fold5. On the other hand, the Galaxy Z Fold7 is expected to feature a powerful 200MP ISOCELL HP5 with a 1/1.3-inch sensor size and a pixel size of 0.5µm. This advancement could significantly enhance image quality in the seventh-generation folding flagship.
Few more upcoming ISOCELL image sensors
In August, @Tech_Reve revealed that Samsung is mass-producing new ISOCELL image sensors in the second half of 2024. These include the impressive 200MP HP7 with 0.6µm pixels, a 50MP GN6 with 1.6µm pixels, and a groundbreaking 440MP HU1. With these developments, Samsung is poised to revolutionize smartphone camera technology and redefine mobile photography in the coming years.
