Get Ready for 14-Megapixel Camera Phones
January 5, 2010 at 8:29 am | Posted in Lifescape | 1 CommentTags: Add new tag, Camera, Camera phone, Digital single-lens reflex camera, High-definition video, Image sensor, Photography, Point-and-shoot camera, Shopping
Get Ready for 14-Megapixel Camera Phones
by Michael Zhang
Camera phones may soon offer more megapixels than some DSLR cameras. Imaging company OmniVision announced today that they have developed a 14.6-megapixel image sensor that will fit in cell phones. These sensors are capable of both high-resolution still photography and 1080p high-definition video recording.
I wonder how long it will be before camera phone imaging quality rivals the quality of the best point-and-shoot cameras.
(via Photography Bay)
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