Samsung’s forthcoming Galaxy S23 Ultra will gain some significant improvements, according to the latest leaked info.
In striking a balance between detail and noise, it’s easy to improve one at the expense of the other but, if the report is to be believed, Samsung seems to have managed to improve both at the same time. This indicates a significant improvement in sensor performance.
Improved night mode photography is an encouraging sign considering the huge increase in megapixels.
. The fact that some of these improvements are to be achieved through software also leaves room for updates to trickle down to older Galaxy models., show the picture quality of a purported Galaxy S23 Ultra as compared to this year’s Galaxy S22 Ultra as well as a Google Pixel 7 Pro.
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