Samsung Galaxy S22 could have a 50MP RGBW camera By TECH SPECIAL

Hi guys this is tech. Special Samsung, galaxy s22 could have a 50 mp RGBW camera. Here's. What that means RGBW could mean better highlights in photos and videos, although all eyes are on the upcoming Galaxy Z, fold, 3 and Galaxy Z, flip 3 Samsung still has a lot going on behind the scenes for the next big thing. In this case, we have some potential new information on one of the new cameras for next year's galaxy, s22 well known leaker ice universe mentioned two bombshells in one tweet. The first is that Samsung's 200 Pisa cell sensor will be available in September 2021.

The other tidbit is that the Korean manufacturer is also working on a 50mp RGBW camera sensor. Another tipster then replied to ice universe's, tweet, saying that the 50mp sensor will appear in the galaxy s22 check out the best Samsung phones. I might actually be excited about under display cameras. Thanks to opp, plus Samsung Galaxy buds.2 gets unofficially unboxed early. Here's your first look.

What RGBW could mean for galaxy s22, but you might be left asking. What does RGBW mean? Most camera sensors, especially the ones in phones, rely on red, green and blue RGB sub pixels to reproduce colors for a photograph. This supposed 50 mp sensor adds a fourth white sub pixel, thus RGBW. That then begs the question: what would a white sub-pixel offer that the traditional RGB ones? Don't the answer? Isn't exactly simple? Since the white sub-pixel could have several applications, the one we believe will be most relevant to people who use a phone with that sensor. Possibly the galaxy s22 is that the white will help with highlights in high contrast scenes.

Usually a phone has to compensate for the high contrast using what it has available in the RGB spectrum, but having a dedicated white sub-pixel could make the final images look more realistic. Those photos could look like something akin to what our eyes see, at least in theory, that doesn't take into consideration Samsung's other post-processing. That said, having a RGBW sensor could mean a lot for enhanced photos and videos, especially in challenging situations, but the sensor itself is just a piece of the pie, and it alone cannot produce good pictures. Phones nowadays do a lot of the editing work for us, some like the pixel 5 and iPhone 12 favor, more naturalistic, color, reproduction and others like the galaxy s21 prefer a more saturated look. What appeals to you is a personal choice, we're still a way out from the galaxy s 22 likely January or February 2022, but we're likely to hear more details trickle out before then.

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