Looks like that communicator Silġ univers got its paws on a Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra prototype and shared a camera sample. The work on the phone is clearly not complete yet (it won’t launch in a few months), but the results are already promising.
The S23 Ultra will be Samsung’s first 200MP phone, using a sensor developed by Samsung itself. However, it won’t be one of the 200MP ISOCELL sensors we’ve already seen (HP1 and HP3), but a new design (1 / 1.3 ”, 0.6µm, says the leakster). Also, it will apparently support a 50MP mode (instead of just 12.5MP and 200MP as originally claimed), but that mode is still in development.
Here is a cutout of the photos taken by a Galaxy S23 Ultra and an S22 Ultra (zoomed in 16x). The new phone produces a much sharper picture and is capable of resolving dense parallel lines, while the current model blurs them together. Note that AI-based image enhancements have been disabled for this shot.
Comparison shots: Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra • Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra
Moving on from the main camera, the Galaxy S23 Ultra is expected to keep the older telephoto lenses from the Ultra 2022. However, better image processing will provide better image quality, according to the leakster (who hasn’t backed up the claim with photos yet) .
Again, the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is months away from the market (expected in January or February) and Samsung typically continues to roll out camera updates after launch, so consider this just a preview of what. the new Ultra will be capable.
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