Samsung may fall behind in the camera department for this reason
Samsung may actually fall behind in the camera department for one specific reason. According to a well-known tipster, Ice Universe, Samsung plans to stick with the same main camera sensor until the Galaxy S26 Ultra.
Samsung may fall behind in the camera department, and there’s a specific reason for it
To be more specific, the company seemingly plans to use the ISOCELL HP2 sensor, the one that it used in this year’s Galaxy S23 Ultra. Samsung will improve the software each year, of course, and we may see some changes, but the main camera sensor will remain the same.
Needless to say, that may not be the best idea. The Galaxy S26 Ultra is expected to arrive in 2026, in over two and a half years from this point. A lot will change in the smartphone camera world until then.
The ISOCELL HP2 is a powerful camera sensor, that’s true, but we do expect tech to go forward in the coming years. Technically speaking, there are already better sensors out there, or at least one sensor. It all depends on who you ask.
The Galaxy S24 Ultra won’t bring much change in the camera department
It remains to be seen if Samsung will get away with this, but these are not the best news. In fact, in a separate post, Ice Universe also claims we won’t see many camera changes with the Galaxy S24 Ultra.
The phone will seemingly use a 3x telephoto, and a slightly modified 10x periscope telephoto camera. The specs will remain basically the same, he claims.
Many would argue that the Galaxy S23 Ultra has excellent cameras, and as long as Samsung puts the work in on the software side of things, it can get away with this. Others are prone to disagree, of course.
One thing is for sure, the smartphone camera world is changing constantly, and we have a lot of excellent camera smartphones out there these days. Many of them use Sony’s 1-inch camera sensor, the IMX989. Samsung opted for the ISOCELL HP2, which turned out to be a good call, but it remains to be seen if it will stand the test of time.
Samsung may actually fall behind in the camera department for one specific reason. According to a well-known tipster, Ice Universe, Samsung plans to stick with the same main camera sensor until the Galaxy S26 Ultra.
Samsung may fall behind in the camera department, and there’s a specific reason for it
To be more specific, the company seemingly plans to use the ISOCELL HP2 sensor, the one that it used in this year’s Galaxy S23 Ultra. Samsung will improve the software each year, of course, and we may see some changes, but the main camera sensor will remain the same.
Needless to say, that may not be the best idea. The Galaxy S26 Ultra is expected to arrive in 2026, in over two and a half years from this point. A lot will change in the smartphone camera world until then.
The ISOCELL HP2 is a powerful camera sensor, that’s true, but we do expect tech to go forward in the coming years. Technically speaking, there are already better sensors out there, or at least one sensor. It all depends on who you ask.
The Galaxy S24 Ultra won’t bring much change in the camera department
It remains to be seen if Samsung will get away with this, but these are not the best news. In fact, in a separate post, Ice Universe also claims we won’t see many camera changes with the Galaxy S24 Ultra.
The phone will seemingly use a 3x telephoto, and a slightly modified 10x periscope telephoto camera. The specs will remain basically the same, he claims.
Many would argue that the Galaxy S23 Ultra has excellent cameras, and as long as Samsung puts the work in on the software side of things, it can get away with this. Others are prone to disagree, of course.
One thing is for sure, the smartphone camera world is changing constantly, and we have a lot of excellent camera smartphones out there these days. Many of them use Sony’s 1-inch camera sensor, the IMX989. Samsung opted for the ISOCELL HP2, which turned out to be a good call, but it remains to be seen if it will stand the test of time.
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