The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S 11 is starting to have previous pieces of information spread across the internet, inevitably. The most recent is a patent registered in Europe by the Korean company, corresponding to new sensors dedicated to night photography.
The patent registered with the European Patent Office describes a sensor entitled “Bright Night” which will be a light and image sensor for mobile phones. Considering that the Galaxy S 11 is the next outfit of the brand, it is easy to assume it will support this new sensor.
The name “Bright Night” will not be strange to users of S range 10 or Note 10 because they already have this mode in the camera, in software. However, Samsung intends to improve this night mode with hardware as well.
In addition, other information leaks suggest the inclusion of a massive
sensor. MP on Galaxy S 11. This would be the same sensor placed on the Xiaomi Mi Note 10, the ISOCELL Bright HMX. Additionally, a 5x optical zoom telephoto lens is expected.
Galaxy S 11, the new king of night photography?
If there is One brand that has become synonymous with photographic quality in mobile phones is Huawei. From the P range 20 at 2018 that the Chinese manufacturer has been highlighting with Leica lenses and shooting modes, especially in low light environments.
This year, the P series 30 further raised the set a decent shot in dimly lit environments, beating the competition in this regard. However, Samsung may be preparing the Galaxy S 11 to fight once and for all Huawei’s photographic supremacy.
With a sensor of 108 MP, a powerful zoom and a night mode combination in software and hardware, Huawei may be in trouble. The first months of 2020 will certainly be interesting as we will witness the first bets of the brands.
Originally Posted On NaijaTechGuy
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