Samsung GALAXY S11 Plus will be launched with a 108 megapixel camera by the Korean company for customers around the world, but it seems that the pictures that will be taken by it will still have a low resolution. It may seem unusual, but most mobile phones with high-resolution sensors do not take pictures at that resolution, but at 12 megapixels, sometimes less, or maybe even slightly more, the Samsung GALAXY S11 Plus being in the same situation.
The Samsung GALAXY S11 Plus would have a high-resolution image sensor, but it would take photos at a resolution of 12 megapixels, but of a much better quality than the photos taken by current phones, theoretically. For this new camera in the Samsung GALAXY S11 Plus, a special technology would be used that would combine adjacent pixels to provide more brightness and clarity to the photos that are recorded by users.
Samsung GALAXY S11 Plus: 108 Megapixel camera, but SMALL PICTURES
The Samsung GALAXY S11 Plus would use a technology called pixel-binning for this new image sensor, which is also used by Huawei, Xiaomi, OPPO, Vivo, and other phone manufacturers. In the Samsung GALAXY S11 Plus, pixels could be combined in 3×3 format to record 12 megapixel photos with a 108 megapixel image sensor, which theoretically should also bring very good quality.
S11+，108MP，9→1，12MP/2.4μm
- Ice universe (@UniverseIce) December 15, 2019
Samsung GALAXY S11 Plus could have options to choose the resolution at which the photos are taken by users, but this only if Samsung wants to allow the recording of photos at resolutions higher than 12 megapixels. Otherwise, the photos taken by Samsung GALAXY S11 Plus users will directly have a resolution of 12 megapixels, and in low light conditions the results obtained should be excellent.
The Samsung GALAXY S11 Plus will be an extremely interesting and highly sought-after phone, so it remains to be seen if its new camera will be as great as everyone is hoping at the moment.
