Loser Ice universe has access to a Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra or at least one-of-a-kind camera samples. The leakster had previously shared a comparison with the current S22 Ultra, but it was difficult to cross or cross the image. Now the cat has posted three images, involving the Google Pixel 7 Pro in the fight.
The images are once again clippings of the entire photo, but at least this time the subject is more recognizable: a pumpkin. Here are the three images, showing the Galaxy S23 Ultra, S22 Ultra and Pixel 7 Pro:
Camera comparison: Galaxy S23 Ultra • S22 Ultra • Pixel 7 Pro
The image processing in the image on the left is clearly Samsung-style with the most saturated colors. However, the pumpkin texture is sharper than the Galaxy 2022 handled flagship, and even surpasses Google’s offering. Note: You can tap the Compare button on the right and choose two images to view head to head.
The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra will have a 200 MP (1 / 1.3 “, 0.6 µm pixel) image sensor and will have three shooting modes: 12 MP (default), 50 MP and full 200 MP. exact second Ice they are 4,000 x 3,000 px, 8,160 x 6,120 and 16,320 x 12,240.
Note that 16-to-1 binning of a 200MP sensor should produce a 12.5MP image. However, Samsung seems to crop half a megapixel to reach 12MP as well. The effect on the visual field should be minimal.
Additionally, the 200MP sensor will be essentially the same size as that of the S22 Ultra (108MP, 1 / 1.33 “) but will be behind a slightly brighter aperture: f / 1.7 compared to f / 1, 8. Ice universe praised the S23 Ultra’s performance in the dark but has yet to share photos.
The usual caveats apply: the Galaxy S23 series is months away (due to hit stores February 17), so the Samsung team working on it still has months to tweak the camera. The image above may not be representative of the final result.
Start a new Thread