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Hello,
I am owner of the Galaxy S7 Edge phone. Not only by me but generally it is acclaimed device with powerful camera sensor. It takes great movies and photos.
I would like to know why it is so hard to achieve good quality of movie from DVR device where there is mostly almost no physical limitations for the camera sensor, lens and image's processor?
My phone has possibility to shoot 4K with really good working HDR at 30 FPS (f 1.6). The camera sensor's size is quite small because it has to be - otherwise it wouldn't fit the phone. Yet, the quality of final movie is much better than at any DVR I've ever seen.
Is it the price? No, because the camera sensor for S7 Edge costs about $13.5. So.....
Why don't manufacturers buy these like sensors from Sony and do what was achieved by example Samsung? Half the pie is sensor, rest image processor ect.
Usually the DVR cost about $100, given the fact that image quality is far behind top phones, for how much do they buy those sensors? For $3?
Why is it so huge difference in the quality of final movie between top class phone cameras which are very tiny due to lack of space and DVR cameras (even top quality) where there is almost no physical limitations?
I am owner of the Galaxy S7 Edge phone. Not only by me but generally it is acclaimed device with powerful camera sensor. It takes great movies and photos.
I would like to know why it is so hard to achieve good quality of movie from DVR device where there is mostly almost no physical limitations for the camera sensor, lens and image's processor?
My phone has possibility to shoot 4K with really good working HDR at 30 FPS (f 1.6). The camera sensor's size is quite small because it has to be - otherwise it wouldn't fit the phone. Yet, the quality of final movie is much better than at any DVR I've ever seen.
Is it the price? No, because the camera sensor for S7 Edge costs about $13.5. So.....
Why don't manufacturers buy these like sensors from Sony and do what was achieved by example Samsung? Half the pie is sensor, rest image processor ect.
Usually the DVR cost about $100, given the fact that image quality is far behind top phones, for how much do they buy those sensors? For $3?
Why is it so huge difference in the quality of final movie between top class phone cameras which are very tiny due to lack of space and DVR cameras (even top quality) where there is almost no physical limitations?