As you may have noticed, Samsung will present its next flagship series in just three weeks Galaxy S23. The Korean giant has now released two video teasers that suggest that Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23+ and Galaxy The S23 Ultra will boast excellent camera performance at night.
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Both videos are dominated by a trio of rear cameras and are accompanied by "boasting" phrases such as "Mode for moonlight", "Capture the night, even in low light", "Stunning night photos are coming" (Stunning night photos are coming), "Megapixels that will make you say wow" (Megapixels that will amaze you) and others. Samsung obviously wants to use them to say that the series Galaxy The S23 will boast truly exceptional images taken at night or in low light. That's recently, after all he hinted and Ice universe leaker, at least for the S23 Ultra model.
The specifications of the rear camera of individual models have already leaked into the ether. The base and "plus" models will apparently offer the same photo setup as Galaxy S22 a S22 +, i.e. 50MPx main camera, 10MPx telephoto lens with 3x optical zoom and 12MPx wide-angle lens. Much more interesting in this regard will be the S23 Ultra model, which is sure to boast – as the very first Samsung phone – 200MPx camera. This should be followed by two 10MPx telephoto lenses with 10x and 3x optical zoom and a 12MPx "wide-angle".
It's very likely that Samsung has other similar promo videos in the works, which it could release before or shortly after the launch of the series. This could be focused on different aspects of the range, such as design, performance, etc.
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Advice Galaxy S23 will be staged the beginning February After the event Galaxy Unpacked will likely be followed by a roughly two-week pre-order period.
Anyway, the S22 also takes nice photos at night, but during the day it takes terrible photos, why didn't they change to this? It's really a comedy that Samsung is doing this.
We had no problem with daytime photos with the only model from the S22 trio. Everything corresponded to reality, if we are talking about a wide-angle camera. For example, the Z Flip adds a lot of color, but the S22 does not.