Galaxy S6: different image sensors according to the lots, should be in … – 01net

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on 06/05/15 at 12:00

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All Samsung Galaxy S6 will not offer the same photo rendering. Devotees of the site XDA found two different sensors as Galaxy models S6 and S6 Edge currently available: a Samsung ISOCELL sensor and a Sony IMX240 sensor, both being well 16 megapixels. For now, it appears that the distribution of the sensors is completely random among the best Galaxy S6 delivered worldwide. The reason is simple: victim of its success in the sector, Sony is unable to provide all the smartphone makers photo sensors

Here is a comparison of the minutes of the two sensors, from images provided by the site SamMobile. . The differences are difficult to distinguish, but the Sony sensor seems to offer a slightly better picture. Nothing to really scream foul, but purists will make a difference

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In flat areas, luminance noise management is largely improved at Sony!. Moreover, in low light, the Sony sensor better emphasizes the details

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At Samsung, the colors look more natural, but the management of digital noise is thinner at Sony, revealing more details

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In this decision almost macro view results are almost identical

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Here, the image is slightly piqued Sony side, with better treatment of textures and a microwave contrast slightly mastered.

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Again, the picture is more clearly piqued at Sony, without falling into the overemphasis. We therefore obtain a better impression of depth

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