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The Xiaomi 15 Pro is also officially confirmed to sport a "2K" resolution screen and a 5x periscope telephoto camera on the rear. Of course the 15 and 15 Pro will both use Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 ...

Choosing a camera involves making many choices. Do you go for a DSLR or mirrorless camera? What sensor size is right for you, full-frame, APS-C/crop, or micro four thirds? Is shooting video ...

This substrate can then be removed using a chemical reaction, after which the sensor can then be bent into the desired concave shape. While the theory behind this sounds compelling, its real-world use ...

Got it? Let’s get into it. According to a fresh leak, Samsung is cooking up a camera sensor with an astounding 324-megapixel resolution that could appear in a flagship phone two years from now.

OnePlus noted this change along with several camera samples to show off the new sensors. In a large respect, the OnePlus 13 looks a lot like the OnePlus 12 that came before it. The shape ...

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The biggest decision will likely be whether to go with a full-frame camera – a name that comes from their sensors being the same size as a frame of 35mm film – or a camera with a smaller APS-C or ...