Samsung’s most anticipated S24 series will soon hit the market. Specifications regarding the most expensive model among the trio, the Galaxy S24 Ultra, have surfaced online. From the beginning, customers have been waiting to know the camera configuration of the model, as the model is rumored to receive a great set of camera sensors. Starting from the primary main camera, it follows the tradition of Galaxy S Ultra variants, receiving a 200-megapixel sensor. In contrast to these more recent versions, the Galaxy S24 Ultra’s sensor is said to be marginally better. In particular, the 0.6μm Samsung ISOCELL HP2SX, which can capture sharp images in low light, is the central part of the discussion.
It is known that the model will be equipped with a triple rear camera. Cameras other than the primary one will have three different focal lenses.
- A 12-megapixel ultra-wide angle
- A 10-megapixel 3x telephoto
- A 50-megapixel 5x telephoto
Everyone can easily identify the absence of the 10-megapixel 10x telephoto lens that was present in the S23 Ultra variant. The use of the 50-megapixel 5x camera to provide a good 10x zoom impression will be a great decision by Samsung if it is brought up. Through sophisticated software, Samsung was able to replicate a magnification level close to the 10x optical provided by the specialist telephoto lens installed on the previous generation.
Another great feature added to the photography department of the Galaxy S24 Ultra is laser autofocus, a technique that is especially helpful in low light and allows you to swiftly concentrate on the target frame. Along with software enhancements, the South Korean tech is also focusing on the hardware part. There’s a preview of Zoom Anyplace, a feature that Samsung recently demonstrated, and it will be included in the Galaxy S24 Ultra. With the ability to get numerous simultaneous zoom levels during recording and having several cameras accessible at once, this capability would enable more imaginative filming.
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With Samsung’s recently introduced E2E AI Remosaic technology, processing of photos at a maximum resolution of 200 megapixels may also be accelerated. An AI system should shorten the time it takes to process an image at 200 megapixels. In addition to still images and landscapes, you would be able to utilize the entire resolution for photographs of subjects that are moving quickly. The Galaxy S24 Ultra is expected to be an incredibly advanced camera phone that will astonish many, especially those who enjoy taking pictures on the go. All we need to have is the patience to wait until 2024, which is a couple of months away.
Thanks to “Tech Reve“
