Will the Galaxy S11 camera be able to “turn night into day” thanks to the new Bright Night sensor?

Recently, there have been many rumors about Samsung's upcoming S-series flagship, Galaxy S11. After all, although it is unclear what the new upgrade, but we can completely confirm that Galaxy S11 will have "leap" on mobile cameras. The evidence lies in Samsung's camera cluster with 108MP sensor, as well as the new 5x optical zoom lens that Samsung has developed in the past year.

With a sensor of up to 108MP resolution, Galaxy S11 can take pictures with extremely high detail. However, more pixels do not mean that users will get a better quality image because the pixels are often scaled down many times to fit the sensor size, so the light received from the Each pixel will decrease. But thanks to pixel-binning technology, the manufacturer can combine 4 pixels into one to produce the best quality 27MP photo.

Besides having a high resolution, Samsung's 108MP sensor and Tetracell technology can also improve low light shooting. Although the more pixels the sensor has, the more noise occurs, it seems that Samsung seems to have found a way to overcome this drawback of the ultra-high-resolution sensor, the evidence lies in a New invention has just been discovered by LetsGoDigital.

Specifically, Samsung recently registered a brand for a new sensor called Bright Night. Based on the name of the sensor, we can completely guess the use of this sensor on new Samsung smartphone models. This may be one of the best light-sensing sensors Samsung has built, which is used to turn night shots into "a daytime photo" with as much light as possible.

Previously, with Google, its Pixel devices were able to capture photos of the night sky that looked exactly like the daytime, but it was thanks to Google's software processing algorithms. As for Samsung, thanks to new hardware, combined with AI algorithm software, the ability to take photos of the Galaxy S11 and Samsung's future flagship models will be raised to a new level.