A published report on Sunday says that Samsung is working on a 13MP camera for next year's models that will take outstanding pictures in low-light conditions. After all, that is the battlefield on where the smartphone camera wars are being played out. In addition, besides being able to take great snapshots in low light, the new camera will contain an "anti-shake" feature that will keep photos and videos looking as though they were taken using a tripod.
The new camera sensor will be eight times brighter than the current one employed by Samsung. And just as impressive, the anti-shake feature can correct an angular error of up to 1.5°. Current digital cameras can only fix errors of up to 0.7°. The new camera sensor will start production early next year and we will probably see it in the Samsung Galaxy S5 and the Samsung Galaxy Note 4.
This could be the vastly improved camera sensor on the Samsung Galaxy S5 and Samsung Galaxy Note 4
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