Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra’s ISOCELL HP2SX Camera Sensor
Samsung enthusiasts and smartphone photography enthusiasts alike are buzzing with anticipation as new details about the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra camera system have emerged. Thanks to the reliable leaker Ice Universe, we have some exciting insights into the camera improvements we can expect from this flagship device.
The main highlight of the Galaxy S24 Ultra is its primary camera sensor. While it maintains the impressive 200-megapixel resolution, it’s not just the numbers that matter here. Samsung has upgraded the sensor to the ISOCELL HP2SX with 0.6μm, a significant improvement over the previous HP2 sensor used in the Galaxy S23 Ultra. Ice Universe suggests that this new sensor should be considered an optimized version, promising enhanced image quality and performance.
But that’s not all. Samsung is also stepping up its telephoto game. The Galaxy S24 Ultra will feature a brand-new 50-megapixel 3x telephoto sensor with a pixel size of 0.7μm and a lens size of 1/2.52 inches. This upgrade represents a notable shift from the previous 10MP 3x telephoto sensor. With its enhanced capabilities, this telephoto lens is expected to provide a quality equivalent to a 5x zoom, promising clearer and more detailed long-range shots.
In summary, Samsung is gearing up to deliver a significant camera upgrade along with other major design changes with the Galaxy S24 Ultra. The main camera’s optimized ISOCELL HP2SX sensor and the improved 50-megapixel telephoto sensor are clear indicators of the company’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of mobile photography.
