Xiaomi may be the first brand to use Samsung’s new 200MP camera – Times of India

Xiaomi sub-brand Redmi is set to launch its latest Redmi Note 12 series on October 27 in China. The company has confirmed that one of the smartphones in the 12 series lineup would be the Redmi Note 12 Pro+.
According to a post shared by Redmi on Weibo, the Redmi Note 12 Pro+ is confirmed to sport a 200 MP Samsung primary HPX sensor. It could reportedly be the ISOCELL HP3 sensor unveiled by Samsung earlier this year.
It is also suggested that the Redmi Note 12 series is tipped to be powered by the latest MediaTek Dimensity 1080 chipset.

The camera has a 1/1.4-inch image sensor with an f/1.65 aperture. The sensor comes covered with ALD anti-glare coating for better image quality.
The sensor is equipped with three recording modes. It can be configured manually to 200 MP which can take images at 16320×122440 pixels resolution while the 50 MP sensor can capture images at 8160×6120 pixels resolution and at 12.5 MP it can shoot images at 4080×3060 pixels resolution.
Redmi Note 12 series is said to succeed the Redmi Note 11 series launched earlier this year.
Redmi Note 11 series: Specifications
The Redmi Note 11 Pro and Note 11 Pro+ 5G devices sport AMOLED displays that offer 120Hz refresh rate. The smartphones pack 5000mAh batteries with 67W fast charging support and run Android OS.
Redmi Note 11 Pro+ 5G offers three RAM and storage options — 6GB RAM+128GB, 8GB RAM+128GB and 8GB RAM+256GB– that are priced at Rs 20,999, Rs 22,999 and Rs 24,999 respectively. The smartphones are available in Stealth Black and Phantom White with a frosted glass back and Mirage Blue colour variants.
Redmi Note 11 Pro 5G comes in two RAM and storage variants — 6GB RAM+128GB storage and 8GB RAM+128GB storage. The smartphone comes at a starting price of Rs 17,999. The smartphone comes in Star Blue and Stealth Black with a frosted glass back and in Phantom White colour options.

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