Along with leaks that next year’s Samsung Galaxy S21 series will feature Samsung’s first smartphones with a camera under the screen, new information now points to specific details about the camera itself.
According to what is being said, the South Korean manufacturer would be testing some prototypes and, among them, a model has a 1/2 “sensor and possible resolution of 48 MP and another stands out for presenting optical image stabilization in the front camera module and 1 / 2.55 “sensor, with a possible resolution of 12 MP.
This means that Samsung is committed to making the sensors in the Samsung Galaxy S21 line larger than those present in current models. The Samsung Galaxy S20 and S20 Plus, for example, use 1 / 3.2 “Sony IMX375 sensors with 10 MP, while the Galaxy S20 Ultra features a 40 MP ISOCELL S5KGH1 sensor developed by Samsung itself with 1 / 2.65” ( the lower the number, the larger the sensor).
Presenting smartphones with 1 / 2.55 “or 1/2” sensors would be a big step for the brand, as this allows selfies to be clearer, more defined and with a much higher overall image quality. Combining this with the possibility of optical image stabilization, Samsung is very likely to maintain the camera quality excellence it has achieved for its main smartphone lines.
We still don’t know if the rumor is true if the company is already developing prototypes of the Galaxy S21 line or even if the camera under the screen will arrive with the devices, but new details should emerge more reliably after the launch of the Galaxy Note line. 20 in August.
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