Samsung combines mobile and camera teams to enhance your smartphone cameras

Camera phones could be to get much better, as Samsung reportedly begins to merge its mobile camera teams in an attempt to improve the future flagship phones Snappers.

With the likes of Nokia Lumia 1020 having taken the camera smartphone in new realms this year, Samsung looks set to improve their portable cameras integrated the company's smartphone and arms camera to join forces to push the boundaries of the industry.

According to sources of news from native Korea Samsung, tablet and smartphone teams of the company soon will work directly with his camera boffins to develop more advanced systems.

An anonymous official of Samsung is quoted by ETNews as stating: "the brand, sales networks, software skills and competitiveness of production Business Division room Wireless Business Division of transplant and integrate the technical know-how of the two divisions in competence to differentiate our smartphones."

Despite reports of forces for Samsung mobile camera and arms, it is not expected that the benefits or the merger will come in time to offer Samsung Galaxy S5 next year.

Latest Samsung Galaxy items S5 have suggested that the continuation of Samsung Galaxy S4 will host a relatively standard 16-megapixel rear camera with primary snapper set to lose key features such as optical image stabilization.

This year Samsung launched the camera with optical zoom incorporating Samsung Galaxy S4 zooms, the cumbersome spin-off failed to gain much traction thanks to its size cumbersome when used as a standard phone.

To learn more: Samsung Galaxy S4 active review

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Sony presents Xperia Z1 (Iizuka), QX-lens style cameras

Sony officially unveiled the hotly anticipated Xperia Z1, which has become known among the internal PetName Iizuka. The Z1's friends on the stage brought the QX's line of lens style cameras and a range of other accessories.

The Z1 is undoubtedly the star of the show, the dimensions of only 8.5 mm thick, the Xperia Z1 is home to a large 1/2.3 "sensor, which is about 70% larger than the sensors on most mobile phones and Sony achieved it without a hump on the back like most other phones with large sensors.

The camera uses a F / 2.0 Sony G lens, a Sony Exmor sensor RS and a Sony BIONZ image processor all Sony tech.

The camera shoots 20.7MP stills and captures 1080 p video (sorry, No 4 K). Sony has developed an individual camera app that provides controls and impressive augmented reality features. Third devs are the advanced features of the camera, use their own apps as well can make.

Sony Xperia Z1

The Xperia Z1 justifies its name by borrowing the best features of the Xperia Z slim, waterproof body with OmniBalance design, a sharp 5 "1080 p screen and powerful Snapdragon chip set." However, the Z1 is certified to go deeper under water, it has a new, higher quality screen and it grabs the latest Snapdragon-800 chipset with a Sony version of Android 4.3. And the battery capacity was pushed up to 3, 000mAh.

The new flagship has 4 G LTE connectivity, along with Wi-Fi b/g/n and NFC, used to connect to the next few gadgets.

Sony Xperia Z1 is this month in black, white and purple available.

The Sony Cyber-shot QX line of lens style cameras will start with two models, the QX100 QX10. Both have their own optics and image sensor and an Android or iOS device can use as a viewfinder (mating takes place with NFC if it exists, then the image transmitted and Wi-Fi).

The QX100 has a huge 1 "Exmor R sensor with 20.2MP resolution, F / 1.8 ZEISS Vario sonar T * lens, 3.6 x optical zoom and stabilization, which is the same as the prestigious Sony RX100M II information." The QX10 is compact and features rich a longer zoom 10 X with a Sony G lens with an Exmor R sensor 1/2.3 "18.2MP coupled.

Sony Cyber-shot QX100

Both lens style cameras shoot 1440 x 1080 p video at 30 frames per second and have enough juice in their batteries for 230 shots (or 55-65 minutes of video recording depending on the model). The QX cameras to smartphones in different sizes and special cases to get some Xperia phones, which protect the telephone and offer a starting point for the camera. QX100 and QX10 can work separately from the phone and also streaming on the viewfinder, allowing tight framing to make a child's play.

Sony Cyber-shot QX10

The Sony Cyber-shot QX100 and QX10 are reserved in the United Kingdom, as of today September in sale in Europe will go to end. The QX100 will cost you $500 and the QX10 is half that at $250. For comparison, the RX100M II with the same lens and sensor as the QX100 is $750.

We are live at the IFA in Berlin and we have dealing with the Sony Xperia Z1 and the QX-lens style cameras, so you check out our practical impressions for more details.

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