New 4x zoom module for the Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra is undergoing testing

Samsung is considering the possibility of updating the camera module in its next-generation flagship smartphones. One.uz reports on this.

The company is testing a transition to a new 4x zoom module, abandoning 5x optical zoom for the Galaxy S27 Ultra device. This information is provided based on the ixbt.com source.

The goal is to improve quality in mobile photography and maintain competitiveness. The camera module update The updated telephoto module is planned to offer 4x optical zoom.

This module is expected to be equipped with a 50-megapixel sensor and feature an enlarged 1/1.9-inch sensor. Compared to the current generation's 5x module, which was presented with a 1/2.52-inch sensor, the new sensor has a larger area, reducing noise, improving image quality, and allowing for the reduction of various artifacts.

The future of the 3x telephoto camera Samsung is considering replacing two separate telephoto cameras with a single universal 4x zoom lens. This approach has been used before; the Galaxy S20 Ultra model utilized a 48-megapixel 4x optical zoom telephoto camera.

For now, the changes are only in the testing phase, and a final decision has not yet been made. The final appearance of next year's Galaxy S27 Ultra flagship may change based on test results.

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