Samsung ISOCELL HM6 sensor parameters announced: first released on realme 9 4G

     IT Home reported on April 28 that recently, Samsung’s official website announced the parameters of the new sensor Samsung ISOCELL HM6.

　　According to Samsung's official statement, HM6 adopts a 12000×9000 pixel arrangement, with a total pixel count of 108 million and a unit pixel area of ​​0.64μm . The CMOS uses a 1/1.67" bottom, supports 8K 24fps, 4K 120fps video shooting , supports Super PD (PDAF) focus and ISOCELL 2.0 technology.

　　Samsung said that HM6 is the first sensor to use NONAPHEXEL PLUS technology, which can generate a 12-megapixel photo through 9-in-1 pixels, while increasing the unit pixel area to 1.92μm, bringing a clearer display effect. The sensor also supports SMART-ISO and anti-aliasing functions. SMART-lS0 allows HM6 to adapt to shooting conditions by automatically selecting higher or lower lS0 modes. In dim scenes, the high ISO mode converts light into a signal with higher conversion capabilities to enrich the details in the shadows. The anti-aliasing technology can effectively reduce the background noise in the picture, making the picture clearer.

　　IT Home learned that Samsung ISOCELL HM6 was first released in India on April 7 with the Realme 9 4G. The Realme 9 4G is the sixth product in the Realme 9 series, and its rear camera image configuration is a triple-camera combination of 108 million pixel main camera + 8 million pixel ultra-wide-angle lens + 2 million pixel 4mm macro lens. Considering the positioning of the phone at 1,000 yuan, perhaps we should not have too high expectations for the imaging performance of ISOCELL HM6.