Your wrong about the sensor HM2 not being real 108mp, no it's the opposite moite. 9 in 1 pixel binning (nona binning) combines every 9 pixels of the 108 million pixels into single hypothetical large pixel. 108/9 = 12 So the end photo will be of 12 MP post nona binning. Get ur facts right bro. It has 108 million individual pixels, but their size is smaller. So for low light shots nona binning is a must., in bright daylight the 108 mp shines.
@@TechOverWatch yes boss 4:08 "which Xiaomi claims is a 108mp, it's not actually a 108mp sensor, it uses what is called pixel binning technology to create 4 images and merge them to 1 which then create a 108mp image for you" From the above, the sensor according to you is not a 108mp, it only achieves 108mp through pixel binning. Now this is not correct. There's no smartphone sensor in the world today that achieves 108mp mode through pixel binning, that will make the sensor at least 432mp The 108mp here is a real 108mp, but on a regular mode it uses pixel binning to create a 27mp shots by turning 4 individual smaller pixels to 1 bigger pixel. But if one wants to use the 108mp mode, pixel binning will not be used, instead, the smaller pixels will work independently thereby using all the 108 million of them.
The 108mp is real. English is my third language, but I don't think u tried ur best to understand the concept of pixel binning more than english text being the problem. U can download the copy of pdf on pixel binning tech used by samsung in our own language bruh
Your wrong about the sensor HM2 not being real 108mp, no it's the opposite moite. 9 in 1 pixel binning (nona binning) combines every 9 pixels of the 108 million pixels into single hypothetical large pixel.
108/9 = 12
So the end photo will be of 12 MP post nona binning.
Get ur facts right bro. It has 108 million individual pixels, but their size is smaller. So for low light shots nona binning is a must., in bright daylight the 108 mp shines.
what is that material processor is thermally connected white coloured look like plastic , but is it thermal conductive?
You are doing great, keep it up.
Where is the proximity sensor? Is it incorporated in the earpiece?
The battery is it BN53 or BN59
Nice job sir 🙌
Pixel binning still confusing you boss?
Read up more on it.
Nice video though
Pixel binning does not increase the mp count, it reduces it. 108mp using pixel binning reduces it to 27mp
Did I say something else ?
@@TechOverWatch yes boss
4:08 "which Xiaomi claims is a 108mp, it's not actually a 108mp sensor, it uses what is called pixel binning technology to create 4 images and merge them to 1 which then create a 108mp image for you"
From the above, the sensor according to you is not a 108mp, it only achieves 108mp through pixel binning.
Now this is not correct. There's no smartphone sensor in the world today that achieves 108mp mode through pixel binning, that will make the sensor at least 432mp
The 108mp here is a real 108mp, but on a regular mode it uses pixel binning to create a 27mp shots by turning 4 individual smaller pixels to 1 bigger pixel. But if one wants to use the 108mp mode, pixel binning will not be used, instead, the smaller pixels will work independently thereby using all the 108 million of them.
Ah!! Oga, this oyibo English is hard for some of us to understand o
@@udehstephen6526 thank, now i understand
Does it have liquid cooling?
No!!!
great video, thanks
U don't know what pixel binning is, go read up about.
The 108mp is real. English is my third language, but I don't think u tried ur best to understand the concept of pixel binning more than english text being the problem.
U can download the copy of pdf on pixel binning tech used by samsung in our own language bruh