The specifications of the new sensors of the Galaxy S23 Ultra camera have been revealed

While there is almost a week left until the official unveiling of the Galaxy S23 series, now a report has been published that shows that Samsung has changed all but two sensors of the S23 Ultra camera compared to last year and made a strange decision in the selfie camera department.

According to SamMobile, a screenshot of a hardware analysis application has been published on the Galaxy S23 Ultra, which shows that Samsung has replaced all the sensors on the front and rear cameras of the phone. Of course, the two telephoto sensors of this phone are still the same sensors IMX754 They are Sony which were used in the previous generation.

Ultra model this year in the selfie section of a sensor 12 megapixels with part number S5K3LU Uses. This sensor should Isocel 3LU May it not be introduced yet. Last year, the South Korean technology giant used the 40 megapixel Isocell Slim GH1 sensor with part number S5KGH1. However, the S23 Ultra is rumored to have a wider field of view.

Has the Galaxy S23 Ultra selfie camera gotten better?

At first glance, this megapixel drop is likely to be recognized as a step backwards, but the S22 Ultra uses a pixel binning technique due to its larger sensor. Now the S23 Ultra can actually deliver 10MP images. If we’re lucky, the phone’s selfie camera will have larger pixels to gather light more accurately and require less pixel merging.

The S23 Ultra’s selfie camera is also likely from videography 4K at 30 frames per second Seconds It supports a more advanced detection feature The edge of subjects It will be in portrait mode.

Other changes in Samsung sensors include the use of sensors 200 megapixel Isocell HP2 as the main sensor and 12 megapixel IMX564 It will be an ultra-wide sensor. With these changes, the Galaxy S23 Ultra camera is expected to become one of the best cameras in the Android ecosystem in 2023.