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by quixoticelixer- 4y ago
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- gregsadetsky 4y agoRight, that's a Bayer arrangement. But... previous (iPhone 13) sensors also presumably have a similar Bayer arrangements and also group the sensor's pixels (which we could call "sub-pixels") into "effective pixels", right? So what's different here? Are there truly 4 times more sub-pixels? Or is this a new algorithm to interpret the sub-pixels data...? But the sensor is the same as the previous generation?
- quixoticelixer- 4y agoNo it's not a bayer arrangement. There are 4 times as many pixels, they are just being over-sampled. The sensor is not the same as the previous generation. Each pixel is grouped together with three others for most applications (taking photos etc) but they can also be used individually (It said it could do 48MP videos)