It's already more or less confirmed by Samsung itself, which announced a new photo sensor shortly before the launch of its 2023 flagship range. That camera Galaxy So the S23 Ultra will indeed have 200 MPx, it is practically a certainty. But we could realistically worry about how data-intensive 200MPx photos are Galaxy S23 Ultra will be. But now we have more clarity.
leaker Ice Universe namely, he provided details that reveal that the photo which camera Galaxy S23 Ultra will take, they will be in the range of 20 to 40 MB. A normal 12MPx photo takes up about 3MB. When you take a picture with the 108MPx camera Galaxy S22 Ultra in full resolution, the result is something like 20 MB. The 200MPx camera of the Xiaomi 12T Pro then captures results with a size of approx. 50 MB.
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200MPx photos Galaxy S23 Ultra up to 40MB
So the only extreme is Apple and his iPhone 14 Pro (Max), which can easily take a 48MB photo when using 100 MPx. But it is also because it is photographed exclusively in RAW, so a minimum of the manufacturer's algorithms are applied to it, and this raw image also contains the maximum amount of data. Take 48 MPx normal (JPEG) photos Apple does not allow
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So when we consider the above, the 20 to 40 MB is quite optimal. However, it's likely that you won't be shooting at full 200 MPx anyway, and that the normal result will be "only" 12MPx due to stacking of individual pixels. But we are not even trying to calculate how data-intensive a 200MPx photo in DNG format will be, i.e. the one you will take with all the raw data.
