Overview
- The sensor reportedly keeps rolling‑shutter hardware but uses in‑pixel ADCs and an optical‑flow algorithm to emulate global‑shutter results.
- Samsung sources cited describe four pixels sharing one converter so each 2×2 block reads sequentially, leaving slight distortion that software compensates.
- The approach is framed as a way to cut motion blur and shutter lag in action scenes compared with today’s Galaxy cameras.
- Publication timelines point to future Galaxy flagships, with some reports suggesting the S27 series, though Samsung has not confirmed any product plans or dates.
- The account originates with Sisa Journal and was echoed by GSMArena and 9to5Google, as separate reports note rival efforts from Apple.