Not even useful for billboards. Have you looked at a billboard up close? The resolution isn't any better but you're looking at it from further away.
If you're going to bin the pixels together, you're better off using bigger pixels. Binning is a compromise to try to get resolution when you have a lot of light and lower noise when you don't. Since nothing is going to be able to resolve all those pixels you're just wasting light collection ability between the micro lenses, making the sensor hotter with all the energy to read it out which adds thermal noise, and making each pixel smaller which limits dynamic range.
Yep. The smaller the pixel, the less light it gets, the more noise you get when trying to make an image. The sweet spot for pixel size keeps shifting with technology, but there is a reason that full-frame cameras are currently tapping out around 100mp and you won't find anywhere near that on a 4/3rds or APS-C camera. Though I doubt Samsung really cares about image quality - they only care about selling phones (and I suspect they're doing "fancy math" to come up with that number anyway).
If Apple made a phone designed like the one with that supposed 200mp camera on it, people would be pretty peeved. Look down at that shape of the bottom and how that's going to dig into your hand. Hard No on that.
I wonder why professional photographers and cinematographers have used iPhones for commercial projects including parts of and at times all of theatrical movie releases to prove the exact opposite of you claim. That doesn’t happen on the lines of Samsung, because the output is heavily processed and colored instead of being accurate.
They are probably waiting for their marketing department to make a commercial mocking Apple for removing it 😂
Which one was the last one you used or are you just trolling? Been using Samsung Note series since Note 4, and now S22 Ultra... it doesn't slow down at all after years..
The fact none of my Pixel do say otherwise.
