Desveladas las características del sistema de cámaras del Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra: filtración de última hora

Una filtración de última hora ha revelado los detalles sobre el sistema de cámaras del nuevo Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra.

when we already thought we knew (almost) everything about the new Samsung Galaxy S24 a last-minute leak from the Korean news portal the electrico has appeared to shed even more light on the new family of star smartphones from Samsung. This time, the leak tells us about the camera system of the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra the most advanced model in the series that will be presented, if nothing changes, mid-January.

The biggest change will be in the telephoto lens

The information shared by the aforementioned Korean news portal mentions that Samsung would not have made too many changes in the camera system of its new star smartphone. Instead, it would have only reinforced the zoom of the device through a new 50 megapixel telephoto sensor that will replace the 10 megapixel sensor present in the current Galaxy S23 Ultra.

This sensor would allow achieve a 5x optical zoom instead of 3 as in the current model. This would improve the quality of the images captured in the range of between 5 and 10 increases but could worsen the quality of those photographs captured in lower ranges. Fortunately, the main 200-megapixel sensor will offer more than enough resolution to remedy this limitation.

If the last leak doesn’t fail, this is how the camera system of the Galaxy S24 Ultra would look:

< li> Main camera : 200 megapixels
• Ultra Wide Camera : 12 megapixels
• 5x telephoto camera : 50 megapixels
• 10x telephoto camera : 10 megapixels
• Front camera : 12 megapixels

On the other hand, the information shared today also specifies that Samsung would not have planned to update the camera systems of the Galaxy S24 and S24+ but the same configuration present in the current Galaxy S23 and S23+ will be maintained. It seems, therefore, that the next generation of the Galaxy S Series would not focus on introducing too many changes in its hardware and instead it would have chosen to bet on improving the user experience through a version of One UI full of new AI functions .