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this is Omnivision’s new photographic sensor

NinFan February 17, 2021 No Comments

Photographic sensors are becoming more and more important in the mobile world as they specialize and improve their functionality as their demand for more cameras by phone increases. The market is dominated by Sony and Samsung, but others like Omnivision have more and more relevance and it is thanks to a job well done and good progress.

The latest novelty from this manufacturer concerns the phase detection focusing system. Omnivision presented a sensor that has Focusing capacity of the PDAF over its entire surface

, apparently improving not only accuracy but also focusing speed on mobile phones that choose to mount it in the future.

100% surface work on focus

QPD approach

Omnivision’s new photographic sensor is called the OV50A and becomes the first in the world to incorporate phase detection focus across its entire surface. What are we talking about 100% of your pixels are matched by software

, so that the sensor is able to apply PDAF focusing algorithms with each of them and not with the usual 5% or 6% of other sensors.

This is how PDAF focusing works, one of the fastest and most accurate focusing systems in the mobile world.

We are talking about a photographic sensor for mobile phones with 50 megapixels of total capacity and pixels of 1 micrometer on each side. Its size is 1 / 1.5 inches and it has PDAF focus, as we said, on 100% of its surface. This new design is called QPD and, as Omnivision indicates, it will carry “DSLR-level autofocus performance on smartphone cameras

“.

“One of the main selling points for mobile phones is camera performance, and the gap has been closed with digital SLR cameras over the years. Our QPD autofocus technology is now expanding. this gap.

Omnivision’s new QPD focus, integrated with its new OV50A sensor, provides better distance calculation, better sensor performance in low light and improved autofocus speed. The sensor is capable of recording 8K video with QPD autofocus at 30fps, and can bring 4K recording to 90 fps. The sensor is expected to arrive on high-end phones soon.

Via | Gizmochina

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