Revealing the "huge" 200MP camera of Galaxy S24 Ultra

The Galaxy S24 Ultra is expected to launch in early 2024, but according to expert Revegnus, the Galaxy S24 Ultra is said to have an impressive camera system.

A main camera with a resolution of up to 200 megapixels, with a sensor size of 1/1.3 inches and a pixel size of 0.6μm.

A 12-megapixel ultra-wide camera is equipped with an IMX564 sensor, with a 1/2.55-inch sensor size and 1.4μm pixel size.

A 10-megapixel telephoto camera (3x optical zoom) with IMX754+ sensor, has a 1/3.52-inch sensor size and 1.12μm pixel size.

A telephoto camera uses a 48-megapixel periscope lens with 5x optical zoom, equipped with a GMU sensor, with a sensor size of 1/2.25 inches, pixel size of 0.8μm and aperture of f/3.2.

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According to the latest sources, the Galaxy S24 Ultra is said to bring impressive zoom capabilities of up to 100x, although the camera is only equipped with 5x optical zoom.

Recently, Revegnus also revealed that the Galaxy S24 Ultra is expected to use 4x and 6x telephoto lenses, as well as change the autofocus capabilities with the new Vizion sensor laser.

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Previously, according to Ice Universe, the Galaxy S24 and S24+ will have a new frame design, which is flat instead of slightly curved on both sides like before. This design is similar to Apple's latest iPhone models, making the phone look more masculine and sturdy.

The Galaxy S24 Ultra is expected to use the same battery as the Galaxy S24 series, and the Galaxy S24 Ultra has received certification from South Korea's safety certification agency Safety Korea. They have model numbers EB-BS922ABY (Galaxy S24), EB-BS926ABY (Galaxy S24+), and EB-BS928ABY (Galaxy S24 Ultra). These batteries are manufactured by Chinese company ATL (Amperex Technologies Limited).

Thus, Samsung's Galaxy S24 product line still promises many interesting experiences, so let's wait for the opportunity to own this Samsung flagship model sooner.

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