Smartphones compensate for their smaller sensors through software, pairing cutting-edge multi-shot imaging techniques with on-board processor power that often far exceeds that of a typical dedicated camera. Google mastered this with its early Pixel smartphones, although rivals such as Apple have since caught up.
It remains to be seen how the next-generation smartphone lenses will hold up when paired with huge sensors like the IMX800. Large sensors require correspondingly large lenses which aren’t suited at all to slim smartphone designs. However, if successful, they will surely eat into the niche market the RX100 and competition such as Canon’s PowerShot GX and Panasonic’s Lumix ZS ranges have carved out for themselves.
For me, the best result would be to see compact cameras incorporating more of the image processing capabilities of modern smartphones. The combination of Google Pixel-like image processing with larger sensors and bright, sharp lenses would surely be a formidable combination. In fact, if this doesn’t happen, a whole category of cameras may soon be under threat.
More importantly, It’s also a threat to the likes of Samsung and Apple, who will have to respond to Huawei’s increasing camera capabilities. Samsung has its own large, albeit slightly smaller, sensor in the form of the Isocell GN2, should they choose to use it. I expect a somewhat slower response from Apple, but it must surely come eventually.
Most consumers don't want nor care for more powerful device they just want a really good camera and for their phone to work flawlessly on the Snapchat app and FaceTiming applications.. it's sad but true..
Is it able to download food?
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Apple fan boy = 😭🥴
Do you think this is what people really need right now?
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