Rumoured camera upgrades for Samsung's future Galaxy S phones

Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra's cameras (Image: Samsung)

Thanks to rumours, the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra's camera specs are no longer a mystery. Now, we get to hear more about Samsung's plans to enhance the cameras of its Ultra models until 2026, at least according to the reliable tipster Revegnus. 

The Galaxy S24 Ultra, expected to launch in mid-January, will supposedly feature a 50-megapixel periscope camera with 0.7µm pixels, a significant upgrade from the 10-megapixel 1.12µm pixels of the S23 Ultra. This will allow for more details and clarity in zoomed-in shots. Samsung has already hinted that it is developing high-resolution sensors for telephoto cameras.

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Galaxy S25 and S25+ may ditch Samsung ISOCELL sensors for Sony ones

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Samsung’s Galaxy S22 and S22+ phones featured its ISOCELL GN5 50MP sensor, while the Galaxy S23 and S23+ models used a similar 50MP GN3 sensor. And we're expecting to see the same setup with the Galaxy S24 and S24+. However, a new tip hints that the Galaxy S25 and S25+ phones might switch to Sony sensors instead of Samsung’s. The new report comes from reliable tipster @Tech_Reve, who holds a solid track record for Samsung rumours. But we don't have any details yet about this sensor, given it'll launch over a year away.

Samsung is also supposedly developing a 200-megapixel 1-inch ISOCELL sensor for its S25 Ultra with 0.8µm pixels, dual-pixel autofocus, and in-sensor crop zoom. > The only other rumor for the Galaxy S25 series is that it'll come with the Exynos 2500 chipset with a 10-core CPU on Samsung’s 3nm node.

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