Previously, when Samsung released the ISOCELL HP1, many people were surprised and confused by this 200 million pixel sensor, and Howey was not to be outdone, it also recently announced its same 200 million pixel design mobile phone sensor - OVB0B.
The astonishing parameter of 200 million pixels is still a bit stretched in the size of the sensor that is generally not large enough in mobile phones. Although the OVB0B already has a large light-sensitive area of 1/1.28", its single pixel size is still only 0.61μm. For comparison, the 1/1.22" Samsung HP1 is only 0.64μm, which shows that 200 million pixels is indeed a bit too stressful on the mobile phone sensor.
However, it also supports the sixteen-in-one pixel synthesis technology, which has become 12.5 million pixels, and the equivalent pixel size can be increased to 2.44μm, and the imaging effect is still worth looking forward to. It can also shoot video in a 50-megapixel 24-frame format or 8K resolution, 30-frame format, compared to 1.22 m equivalent per pixel.
Of course, in order to play the strength of such a high-pixel sensor, the performance of the mobile phone itself is also very critical, and if you want to make such a 200 million pixel sensor run smoothly, it is estimated that you have to have a flagship processor to do it. Do you expect such a high-pixel sensor to be installed on your phone?