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[* black] First thing to go is all these cameras! All four rear cameras live in a nice metal bracket. They're reluctant to leave their home, but some gentle persuasion we coax each one free.
[* black] We can't resist cracking open the 108 MP wide-angle camera after we pull it free—Samsung hasn't been shy about this sensor's capabilities, and we'd like to see it in person.
[* black] It's about double the surface area of the iPhone 11's primary 12 MP wide-angle sensor.
-[* black] Bigger sensors and more pixels don't always mean better images, though! Samsung's new sensor uses 3x3 pixel binning (3x3=9; i.e., ''nona''-binning) to combat the physics of cramming so many pixels into such a small space.
+[* black] Bigger sensors and more pixels don't always mean better images, though! Samsung attempts to combat potential low-light issues on this new sensor using 3x3 pixel binning (3x3=9; i.e., ''nona''-binning). This isn't your average everyday downsampling!