Sentences with phrase «dual aperture»

But it's not just about how many cameras each phone has, because the main camera packs a unique feature with dual aperture lenses.

The primary 12MP rear camera on both the devices will support all - new dual aperture mode where the user can choose between the f / 1.5 or f / 2.4 aperture.

The big focus is around camera and a new dual aperture system on both phones.

Samsung has a fair amount of experience in dual aperture cameras, and has ported the technology to the Galaxy S9.

For the camera, the Galaxy S9 comes with dual aperture feature, which is f / 1.5 and f / 2.4 for low light and daylight performance.

It sports a single 12MP rear camera with dual aperture of f / 1.5 and f / 2.4, while offering an 8MP front lens.

Samsung's innovation, however, comes in the form of dual aperture on the main camera.

Additionally, the S9 introduced cool new features such as Dual Aperture and Super Slow - Mo that will no doubt make it to the Note 9 when it launches.

Needless to say, rest of the phone is the same with camera as the focus with features like dual aperture lens, dual cameras (Galaxy S9 +), super slow - mo support AR Emojis.

While we already knew much about the new phones, Samsung's presentation officially filled us in on what to expect from the S9's cameras, including dual aperture, two cameras, and super slo - mo.

By adding dual aperture capabilities to the camera (f1.5 / f2.4), Samsung has boosted the unit's performance in challenging lighting conditions, allowing more light through the lens when conditions are dark and less in bright light.

Top of the line specifications, a dual - camera setup in the Galaxy S9 Plus, and a mechanical iris with support for dual apertures makes the S9 and S9 Plus truly special smartphones.

How does Dual Aperture (Samsung's name for the feature) work in practice?

By adding dual aperture capabilities to the camera, Samsung has boosted the unit's performance in challenging lighting conditions, allowing more light through the lens when conditions are dark and less in bright light.

The Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus offer dual apertures in the same sensor.

This time around, we're apparently looking at a main 41MP rear - facing sensor with OIS, Xenon and LED flash, as well as similar f / 1.5 — f / 2.4 dual aperture technology as Samsung's Galaxy S9 +.

We'll obviously need to spend more time with the «regular» Galaxy S9 to see how Dual Aperture works in critical real - world scenarios.

Galaxy S9 has its crucial dual aperture camera lens.

That's pretty amazing for a smartphone, and f / 1.5 sets a new record for smartphone apertures, but in practice Dual Aperture isn't as useful as you might think.

The lack of a dual camera on the S9 is a bummer for sure, but the single camera is still an excellent performer (even if we don't see amazing benefits from Dual Aperture).

This camera comes with the same 1.4 - micron pixels and optical image stabilization that Samsung introduced in the Galaxy S8, but the nifty Dual Aperture feature is all new, and lets you switch from f / 2.4 to f / 1.5 at the tap of a button.

Samsung's hook with the Galaxy S9 is a «reimagined» camera, but the camera's new features — namely Dual Aperture, Super Slow - mo, and AR Emoji — are equal parts gimmick and catch - up to competing models.

While it's got the wide - angle dual aperture lens, just like the S9, it also has a telephoto option that's constantly zoomed a little further into the action.

Cameras: Super speed dual pixel 12 megapixel with OIS and mechanical dual aperture (f / 1.5 and f / 2.4) and 12 megapixel f / 2.4 telephoto camera.

Now that Samsung has managed to achieve dual aperture on a smartphone, one of the last major hurdles in mobile photography has been cleared.

It seems that the Galaxy S9 will have a single camera - the 12 - megapixel Dual Pixel dual aperture camera.

The camera is the main focus point for the Galaxy S9 models, with both handsets offering a new dual aperture main camera.

The rear camera features dual aperture functionality that adapts to the environment, F1.5 for low light scenes and F2.4 for bright ones.

They will have Leica dual aperture camera with f / 2.0 and support two optical zoom with OIS.

The S9 and S9 + aren't the first Samsung phones to feature what the company has dubbed Dual Aperture.

With a fixed aperture, the onus of making sure the lighting is just right falls to the camera algorithm, so Dual Aperture should technically allow for clearer and sharper pictures in all kinds of conditions.

Features like dual aperture, dual pixel, super slow - motion and optical image stabilisation all play a part.

This year saw the first major upgrade to the Galaxy S camera experience since the Galaxy S7, with the introduction of dual aperture.

These include dual aperture, dual cameras, improved slow - mo and multi-frame processing, among other upgrades.

Dual aperture makes a difference in tough lighting, super slow - mo is useful if you have kids or just like taking slow - motion videos in general, you get a dual camera on the S9 +, stereo speakers, overall design is stronger and slightly more compact, etc..

Each includes Samsung's most advanced camera ever with a new dual aperture lens for improved low light photos, Super Slow - mo video capabilities and personalized AR Emoji.

The primary rear cameras come with features such as Dual Aperture and 960 fps slow - motion videos, allowing the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 + to enhance the imaging experience on a scale previously seen with the introduction of Dual Pixel autofocus on the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge.

Samsung Galaxy S9 + supports dual rear cameras, a combination of 12MP +12 MP lens with dual aperture and an 8MP front camera.

Dual Aperture technology ensures just the right amount of light is used at night and during the day, while 960 frames per second are supported for those special moments when you want every little detail captured.

Better still, thanks to the devices» new Dual Aperture camera setup, which features both a f / 2.4 and f / 1.5 aperture, those moments can automatically adjust to capture a low - light scene in more detail.

Samsung Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 + will focus on the camera experience with Samsung introducing a new dual aperture feature on both phones.

There is 6 GB of RAM, the fastest Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 mobile processor, a rear dual aperture camera, another one with super slow motion support (S9 Plus only), the ability to add inexpensive microSD cards, improved Bixby assitant and a hardware button dedicated to its use, Samsung Pay payment technology, wireless and fast charging, IP68 dust and water resistance, a USB Type - C standard port, and traditional 3.5 mm headset jack.

This year it's mostly about the S9's cameras, with the rear - facing one boasting a dual aperture and the software adding a slew of new features for better pictures and videos.

One of the Galaxy S9's new tricks is the dual aperture camera.

In low light, the dual aperture lens comes into its own.

But the lens itself has a feature no other smartphone has and future smartphones will certainly begin providing: dual aperture.

This year Samsung looks set to provide another new shooting option for budding photographers with a dual aperture inside its upcoming Galaxy S9 flagship.

They've used largely the same camera hardware as the Note 8 and Galaxy S8, except with the addition of a dual aperture lens and new support for 960 FPS slow motion capture.

Yes, dual aperture is possible now, with actual mechanical blades closing down over the sensor to bring a f / 2.4 option on the same lens.

That said, Samsung is clearly putting its best foot forward with the rear 12 MP shooter, which sports a dual aperture mode (more on that in a second).