New Samsung trademark hints at Galaxy S9/S9+ camera improvements
The promotional image in question. The smartphone depicted is very likely just a placeholder image in place of the final product
Furthermore, the trademark filing is accompanied by a promotional image, which, albeit not in its current form, may very well be used in promotional materials for Samsung's upcoming flagship phones. The image further outlines the Exynos 9810's advance image processing capabilities, touting the chipset's support for up to four image sensors, such as "dual camera in the rear along with a camera and iris scanner at the front." This lends further credibility to rumors that at least one of the two Galaxy S9 models may feature a dual-cam setup on the back.
The promotional image goes on to describe the chipset's powerful dual ISP (Image Signal Processor), its improved image processing algorithms, and its imaging sub-system that's responsible for partially handling demanding tasks such as image stabilization during UHD video recording, and real-time rendering of what Samsung is referring to as "out-of-focus photography," which basically means artificial "bokeh."
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