Samsung has started working on its upcoming Samsung Galaxy S23 lineup of smartphones. The devices are expected to land officially in Q1 2022. The lineup will include Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23+ and Galaxy S23 Ultra. Now, ahead of any official announcement, the camera details of the upcoming Galaxy S23 Ultra have been rumoured online.
Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra to feature a 200-megapixels camera!
Samsung has already launched two different camera sensors with 200-megapixels support. Both of them has been released recently within a year. Now, the brand is gearing up to introduce the third and upgraded 200-megapixels camera sensor. Accoring to the known tipster Ice Universe, it will be released alongside the Galaxy S23 series.
According to him, the Galaxy S23 Ultra will offer the same 200-megapixels primary camera. The camera sensor will be termed as “ISOCELL Bright HP2.” It is worth mentioning that the ISOCELL Bright HP3 has already been released by the brand.
Just to mention, the 200-megapixel ISOCELL HP3 camera sensor has a 1/1.4″ sensor size, faster auto-focusing technology, and more. The ISOCELL HP2 is expected to have a larger sensor size, better focus capability, and improved image processing and colour balancing methods. We do not believe they will compromise on it because it will be a part of the brand’s top-tier flagship for 2023.
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It was been further rumoured online that apart from the primary camera, there won’t be any major changes in the auxiliary lenses. The ultrawide, telephoto and periscope lenses are said to offer the same specifications. They will be further improved using the software image processing technique.
