Samsung makes 1000 FPS camera !
Recently Sony has brought 960 frame-capable camera sensors in seconds, which was used for the first time on Sony Xperia XZ phones. While a camera can hold several pictures in seconds, depending on many hardware, the main limitation of video capture in high-frame formats for the phone is that each frame of the processor accurately processes the speed and the speed of the phone's storage.
Sonny adds a cash ram to the camera sensor to pass these two problems. As a result, some of the camera's stored frames are stored in RAM, which is then processed gradually.
Samsung has already started research with the same technology sensor. Because of their faster sensitivity to the sensor and adding more diram, they claim that the camera can hold the video at 1,000 FPS. Such super slow motion video technology will probably be linked to the Galaxy S9 and Note 9 phones.
While Sony has to rely on microns for a demat cache, Samsung's own production of DRAM will reduce the price of the sensor. As such, in the near future, such super slow motion camera can also be seen on medium-priced phones.
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