A new sensor technology promises to improve camera phone performance by more than four times, according to Wired.
Soon your cellphone camera may become good enough to use for wedding photos, thanks to an image sensor developed by InVisage Technologies.
“We have all heard ‘Gee, I wish the camera on my iPhone was better,’” says InVisage’s President and CEO Jess Lee. “But the heart of the problem is in the heart of the camera, which is the sensor.”
The new technology uses quantum dots instead of silicon which is much more efficient at absorbing light. It also allows the circuits to be placed underneath the quantum film, where they don’t block the light.
“This is entirely different from the type of image sensors that we have right now,” says Tom Hausken, director with market research firm Strategies Unlimited. “Usually you see incremental improvements in sensor design, but these guys have made a a significant change in the process.”
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Soon your cellphone camera may become good enough to use for wedding photos, thanks to an image sensor developed by InVisage Technologies.
“We have all heard ‘Gee, I wish the camera on my iPhone was better,’” says InVisage’s President and CEO Jess Lee. “But the heart of the problem is in the heart of the camera, which is the sensor.”
The new technology uses quantum dots instead of silicon which is much more efficient at absorbing light. It also allows the circuits to be placed underneath the quantum film, where they don’t block the light.
“This is entirely different from the type of image sensors that we have right now,” says Tom Hausken, director with market research firm Strategies Unlimited. “Usually you see incremental improvements in sensor design, but these guys have made a a significant change in the process.”
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