Massive photo quality upgrade incoming.
Samsung’s forthcoming Galaxy S23 Ultra will deliver a big boost in camera quality according to a new leak., perennial leaker Ice Universe has posted a series of sample test images, including one purportedly taken with Samsung’s unreleased next-gen flagship. These samples come with a simple challenge: which image looks the best when zoomed in to 100 percent?...
This result strongly suggests that the new Galaxy S23 Ultra will deliver sharper photos than this year’s model, likely thanks to the inclusion of aOf course, there’s much more to image quality than sharpness. The test image, a close-up of a small pumpkin, contains a very limited range of colors and poses no challenges in terms of dynamic range, depth of field, facial recognition or skin tone reproduction - all of which can have a far greater effect on perceived quality than sharpness alone.
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