Samsung's camera evolution: A look at Galaxy S24 Ultra's final specs
Samsung's camera evolution takes an intriguing turn with the Galaxy S24 Ultra. The final camera specifications reveal a shift from the initial plan, replacing the 10x telephoto zoom with a 3x+5x zoom configuration.
The upcoming Galaxy S24 Ultra promises an outstanding camera experience for dedicated fans of the series. However, a recent camera specification leak reveals some changes in Samsung's initial plans.
Samsung's camera evolution: A look at Galaxy S24 Ultra's final specs
Initially, the Galaxy S24 Ultra was slated to feature a 200-megapixel ISOCELL HP2SX camera, a 50-megapixel 5x telephoto Sony IMX875, a 10-megapixel 10x Sony IMX754+, and a 12-megapixel Sony IMX564 ultra-wide sensor, accompanied by laser autofocus. While these specs were impressive on paper, it seems that Samsung has opted for a different configuration.
Notably, the 10x telephoto zoom camera won't be part of the Galaxy S24 Ultra. Instead, Samsung is going with a 3x+5x zoom setup. While it remains promising, it may not offer the same long-range zoom experience that many users prefer.
The Galaxy S24 Ultra, along with other devices, is set to be officially unveiled in January 2024. As we approach the launch date, more details and leaks about these new phones are expected to emerge. We will continue to keep you updated on all the information we gather about the Galaxy S24 devices. Feel free to share which features you are most looking forward to.
