Samsung is working on a new back-illuminated 13MP camera for phones and tablets

Samsung is now working on a next-gen 13MP back-illuminated sensor, called S5K3L2, that’s meant to go into phones and tablets sometime next year.Samsung has been working on a 12MP sensor (S5K3L1) that’s currently in production for upcoming devices.

The new sensor will have a pretty standard 1/3.2″ format, with a pixel size of 1.1µ. The picture resolution will be 4208×3120.The Samsung images will be able to maintain high contrast even when shot at those high frame rates.Camera sensors are energy efficient in the industry, so that should help with battery life too, when shooting a lot of pictures in a row.

As far as megapixels go, phone cameras seem to be moving into point and shoot territory, and at this rate it won’t be long until they go into low-end DSLR territory as well, but with much less overall quality than those devices, of course. The problem with increasing the megapixels is that the pixels have to be smaller and smaller, especially if the manufacturers try to maintain the size of the sensor, or make it even smaller. And when the pixels are smaller, it means they capture less light and the pictures are of less quality.

They increase the megapixel size of Samsung mobiles.They have to work that to increase the quality of the picture.Even a 2MP photo is enough to cover a Full HD display.