Samsung GALAXY S20 Ultra it is the phone that I kept telling you is worth buying because it will bring you the most important news among all the phone models that will be launched in the spring by Samsung. One of the most important novelties is the implementation of a 108 megapixel image sensor in the Samsung GALAXY S20 Ultra, but it should be known that that resolution is somewhat theoretical and not real, as you will see below.
Samsung GALAXY S20 Ultra for this image sensor will use a technology that Samsung has patented under the name "NonaCell", and this in Romanian could be translated into "nine cells". This means that the new image sensor in the Samsung GALAXY S20 Ultra would combine nine pixels into one when the pictures are recorded, so from the resolution of 108 megapixels it would finally arrive at a picture that has a resolution of 12 megapixels .
WHY Samsung GALAXY S20 Ultra will NOT be as YOU EXPECT
Samsung GALAXY S20 Ultra it should also have options to choose the resolution at which the photos are recorded, but the best quality will be obtained with photos that have a resolution of 12 megapixels. If it seems strange to you that the Samsung GALAXY S20 Ultra will have a 108 megapixel image sensor that will take 12 megapixel photos, it is good to know that Huawei does exactly the same thing with its phones, dividing the resolution because in the end the photos to have 12 megapixels.
Samsung GALAXY S20 Ultra could generate confusion among many people with this method of taking pictures, and this is because many will expect the pictures to have the high resolution of the image sensor. Some will most likely be disappointed by this discrepancy between the final resolution of the photos taken by the Samsung GALAXY S20 Ultra and the image sensor that the company will integrate, but that's how the camera's "NonaCell" technology works.
Samsung GALAXY S20 Ultra will be presented on February 11 by the Samsung company, and the launch will take place on March 6 or 13, but it's good to know in advance what's wrong with this camera, and that's because this discrepancy will not be explained clear.
