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Samsung has announced the ISOCELL GWB, the company's first ISOCELL camera sensor with RGBW color filter capability. The new camera sensor was developed in collaboration with Tecno in China, and Samsung claims it is the most "human eye-like" image sensor on the market, capable of taking photographs with greater color accuracy and brightness, according to the South Korean tech giant. In 2022, the camera sensor is expected to debut on a Tecno-branded smartphone, although it may also be accessible to other manufacturers.
According to SamMobile, Samsung debuted the new ISOCELL GWB camera sensor at a Tecno seminar on December 6. During the event, the business announced that the camera sensor has a white pixel and employs an enhanced color filter design. Because the capacity to collect light is boosted by the inclusion of white pixels, this could enable users capture better photographs that are more color correct while allowing for brighter outcomes. According to reports, the sensor would have a resolution of 64 megapixels.
This suggests that aficionados anticipating to see the upgraded camera sensor on Samsung's next Galaxy S22 smartphone series may be disappointed. According to previous sources, the Galaxy S22 Ultra would have a 108-megapixel camera, similar to its predecessor, while the Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S22 Plus will have a 50-megapixel primary camera. The new ISOCELL GWB, according to the company's Vice President and Head of R&D in China, is "the most human eye-like image sensor."
Samsung, on the other hand, has yet to provide any specifics about the Galaxy S22 series, and the firm might yet surprise customers with a 50-megapixel ISOCELL GWB sensor in time for its Galaxy Unpacked event in February 2022. According to the article, owing to a relationship with Samsung, the ISOCELL GWB might appear on a smartphone from the Chinese company in 2022. According to the source, both businesses have yet to divulge plans to include the camera sensor in new products, and the ISOCELL GWB sensor might possibly be offered to other manufacturers next year.
