New renderings of the Galaxy S22 Ultra with a different camera design have been released
Although earlier renderings of the Galaxy S22 Ultra were released and we were somewhat familiar with the design of this device, but now a newer version of the renderings of this device has reached the Internet, which shows a different camera module for the Samsung flagship.
Today’s renderings from the website LetsGoDigital Published in collaboration with Technizo Concept. Unlike previous renderings of the Galaxy S22 Ultra, these images do not show the rear camera in a P-like module, and place two vertical bars next to each other. Earlier, a reliable source of Samsung news, called Ice Universe, also mentioned the possibility of using this design in Samsung’s next flagship.
The LetsGoDigital website says the P-shaped camera design was inspired by prototype S22 Ultra, which was developed by manufacturers to make protective bags. But in this new design, a larger bar on the left will host three sensors, and next to it will host a small bar of several other sensors.
We expect the Galaxy S22 Ultra to be equipped with a 108-megapixel main sensor and a 12-megapixel ultra-wide sensor like the previous generation. But the telephoto sensors will be upgraded and will likely use 10 and 12 megapixel resolutions. Today’s report says that all four Galaxy S22 Ultra cameras have optical image stabilization.
Samsung will probably use the design elements of the Galaxy Note 21 Ultra in the design of the Galaxy S22 Ultra. This device has a angular appearance and with a cylindrical design, it can use the maximum space inside the body. The present renderings show the Samsung flagship in black, white and red. LetsGoDigital says that this red color is similar to the red color spectrum of the Galaxy S8 and S9.
From the beginning, it was speculated that the Ultra model would replace the Note series in the Galaxy S series. The S22 family will likely be unveiled in late February 2022 around the time of the Mobile World Congress event.