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Samsung has unveiled its new flagship image sensor, the ISOCELL HP1, that may be seen on the upcoming Galaxy S22 Ultra smartphone.

Samsung's new ISOCELL HP1, GN5 image sensors have been unveiled

Samsung has unveiled its new flagship image sensor, the ISOCELL HP1. It comes with a 200MP resolution, and can achieve both 12.5MP and 50MP outputs, thanks to Samsung's 'ChamaleonCell' pixel binning method.
Capable of shooting video in 8K resolution at 30fps, the HP1 sensor is reportedly smaller than the ISOCELL GN2 sensor, and may be seen on Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S22 Ultra flagship smartphone.
Meanwhile, Samsung has also introduced the ISOCELL GN5 50MP sensor. It marks the debut of Samsung's Front Deep Trench Isolation technology on a Dual Pixel design, and sports all-directional autofocusing technology.

<div data-pm-slice="1 1 []" data-en-clipboard="true">Samsung has unveiled its new flagship image sensor, the ISOCELL HP1, that may be seen on the upcoming Galaxy S22 Ultra smartphone.</div>

Samsung has unveiled its new flagship image sensor, the ISOCELL HP1. It comes with a 200MP resolution, and can achieve both 12.5MP and 50MP outputs, thanks to Samsung's 'ChamaleonCell' pixel binning method.
Capable of shooting video in 8K resolution at 30fps, the HP1 sensor is reportedly smaller than the ISOCELL GN2 sensor, and may be seen on Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S22 Ultra flagship smartphone.
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Meanwhile, Samsung has also introduced the ISOCELL GN5 50MP sensor. It marks the debut of Samsung's Front Deep Trench Isolation technology on a Dual Pixel design, and sports all-directional autofocusing technology.

The OnePlus 9 comes with a 48MP primary sensor, a 50MP Ultra-wide sensor and a 2MP Monochrome sensor. OnePlus' partnership with camera-maker Hasselblad also brings some colour science magic to enhance pictures taken with the OnePlus 9. But is all that enough to compete with the Samsung Galaxy S21+'s 12MP primary sensor, 12MP Ultra-wide sensor and 64MP Telephoto sensor? Watch our in-depth camera comparison, setting the OnePlus 9 vs the Samsung Galaxy S21+ to find out.

Camera Comparison: OnePlus 9 vs Samsung Galaxy S21+

The cameras on our smartphones have become a very important part in deciding what device we pick, so keeping that in mind, we've put two smartphones in a head-to-head--the OnePlus 9 and the Samsung Galaxy S21+. They both pack in some pretty special hardware, so watch this camera shootout to find out which one comes out on top!

The OnePlus 9 comes with a 48MP primary sensor, a 50MP Ultra-wide sensor and a 2MP Monochrome sensor. OnePlus' partnership with camera-maker Hasselblad also brings some colour science magic to enhance pictures taken with the OnePlus 9. But is all that enough to compete with the Samsung Galaxy S21+'s 12MP primary sensor, 12MP Ultra-wide sensor and 64MP Telephoto sensor? Watch our in-depth camera comparison, setting the OnePlus 9 vs the Samsung Galaxy S21+ to find out.

Sony has announced its latest flagship full-frame mirrorless camera, the A1.

Sony unveils new flagship full-frame mirrorless A1 camera

Sony has announced its latest flagship full-frame mirrorless camera, the A1. It packs in a new 50MP Exmor RS stacked CMOS sensor, and the Bionz XR processor, which lets the camera shoot at up to 30fps in 8K resolution, and 120 fps in 4K. The camera can record video with 10-bit 4:2:2 colour detail and S-Log or HLG modes, but also has the ability to output 16-bit RAW video to an external recorder. The ISO range is expandable to ISO 50-102,400 and the camera gets up to 15 stops of dynamic range. Sony says the A1 has a new anti-distortion shutter, "unrivaled autofocus", 5-axis in-body stabilisation and the "world's first" 240Hz OLED electronic viewfinder. The new Sony A1 costs $6,498 in the US for the body only, with pre-orders set to ship from Feb 25, and open sale sometime in March.

Camera testing website DxOMark has awarded the Huawei Mate40 Pro+ the highest rating of 139 points, calling it the "king of camera". 

DxOMark awards Huawei Mate40 Pro+ highest score ever of 139 points

Camera testing website DxOMark has awarded the Huawei Mate40 Pro+ the highest rating of 139 points, calling it the "king of camera".

Camera testing website DxOMark has awarded the Huawei Mate40 Pro+ the highest rating of 139 points, calling it the "king of camera". The Mate40 Pro+ scored the highest photo score of 144 with its 50MP quad sensor array, and managed to bag the second spot in the video category with 115 points. The Huawei Mate40 Series was launched in October, with the Mate40 Pro+ starting from &euro;1,400.

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