Samsung has always wanted its flagships to have a high-quality camera, and it wants to follow this trend with its future flagship, Galaxy S7. The novelty should offer a high-quality IMX300 sensor, which is already part of the competing Sony Xperia Z5, and the quality of its photos apparently impressed the development team working at Samsung Galaxy S7. That it is a high-quality sensor is also confirmed by the summary of the DxOMark server, which included it among the best CMOS sensors on the market and at the same time called it the best they had ever tested.
Sony was even so proud of its sensor that it wanted to keep it as an exclusivity for Xperia mobiles, but given the uncertain future, it is clear that the company will eventually offer them to some partners as well. And it seems that Samsung, the world's largest smartphone manufacturer, will be the first to use it for its flagship. Providing the camera to Samsung would mean a decent amount of money for it, as the models Galaxy They belong to the millionaires. And for humans, it would mean high-quality photos, which is good news, though Galaxy The S6 edge+ takes very nice photos and has a 16 megapixel camera. The IMX300 sensor features a 25-megapixel resolution and a 192-point hybrid AF system. On the Xperia Z5, it takes care of the focusing speed of 0,03 seconds.
*Source: SamMobile
