Samsung Galaxy Note 4 will receive a 16-megapixel camera from Sony

The presentation of the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is just around the corner. As you know, the Korean company will be at IFA 2014, the consumer electronics show held in Berlin in a couple of weeks. On September 3 will be chosen for the official presentation of the new team, which in all likelihood will be the fourth generation of the Note. And though Samsung has refused to make any statement about it by now have a fairly complete record of its possible features. The fact is that today we learned new details about the camera. The average SamMobile just get inside information on one of the most important sections of the team. Under this environment, the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 will be presented to the general public equipped with a camera of 16 megapixels, the sensor (IMX240) have been developed by the company Sony. This same piece completed his duties with Optical Image Stabilizer (OIS) and will be able to record video UHD 3840 x 2160 pixels at 30fps.

 This is not at all the first time that Samsung makes use of this type of sensor. A few days ago, the company published an exclusive Korean model Samsung Galaxy S5 , a model that carries the code name SM-G906S and is network ready LTE-A . The team is integrated sensor Sony we mentioned, but no camera system complements the indispensable Optical Image Stabilizer.

 With respect to the front camera is expected to Samsung Galaxy Note 4 can incorporate a 3.7 megapixel sensor 2.1 megapixel front we had seen to date. The same camera also would be able to capture images and videos in a resolution WQHD of 2560 x 1440 pixels.

 But this is not all we can say about the cameras on these devices. Rumors indicate that as was initially predicted for the Samsung Galaxy S5 (although in the end none of this happened), the terminal would have a new feature called Side Touch. It would be a built-in sensor that we would find the bottom right of the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (the same place where the physical button is normally dedicated to the camera) and serve to capture an image with the touch. In addition, the camera system could also work through a new software gestures that allow users to quickly access the camera even when the display is completely off.

 Finally, we must indicate that all functions and camera effects that we have seen will remain in the Samsung Galaxy S5, plus four new modes, three of which are fully dedicated to capturing selfies. The latter would allow us to create GIF files.

Samsung Galaxy Note 4 will receive a 16-megapixel camera from Sony