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Tonight, Redmi Note 9 Pro was officially released, the world’s first third-generation 100-megapixel camera sensor Samsung HM2, claiming to popularize high-end imaging technology for 100-megapixel cameras.
Samsung HM2 has the outsole and high pixels of a flagship camera, and the unique 9in1 pixel fusion technology can achieve super-large pixel night scene photography.
Samsung HM2 has a 1/1.52 inch ultra-outsole, which is larger than the 1/2 inch of the current mainstream flagship camera 48MP and 1/1.7 inch of the 64MP, and the imaging effect is better.
It continues the ultra-high resolution of HMX, and the captured photos can still be clearly visible even if they are zoomed in several times, which is convenient for post-cutting and re-composition.
With hardware Remosaic technology, it can quickly produce 108MP ultra-clear photos, and the camera speed is 3.8 times faster than Xiaomi CC9 Pro, which greatly improves the filming rate of 100 million pixel photos.
HM2 supports 9in1 pixel fusion technology. After fusion, the size of a single pixel can reach 2.1um, and the amount of light input is 9 times that before fusion. After fusion, the photosensitive area of the pixel is larger, the low-light imaging highlights are not exposed, and the dark places are clearer.
In addition, HM2 also has dual native ISO technology that is only supported by professional SLR cameras. There are two sets of ISO circuits inside the camera, one for high sensitivity and one for low sensitivity. The camera can switch to low ISO when there is sufficient light during the day, and high ISO when there is insufficient light at night, ensuring that higher quality low-noise images can be obtained in both shooting environments.
With extremely advantageous camera hardware, combined with the RAW domain Super Night Scene 2.0 algorithm, the main camera of Redmi Note 9 Pro can be said to be born for night scenes.
In addition to the 100-megapixel main camera, Redmi Note 9 Pro is also equipped with an 8-megapixel ultra-wide-angle lens, a 2-megapixel macro lens, and a 2-megapixel portrait depth-of-field lens. The four lenses can cover a variety of shooting scenes.
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