The Samsung Galaxy S22 series of phones will be formally introduced on February 9, however, its official PPT has unexpectedly leaked ahead of time, nearly removing the mystery around this incoming new smartphone.
Although the 108MP main camera exists in the Galaxy S20 series, it previously only supported pixel digest mode and native mode for separate imaging and this is the first time two modes of the same main camera are used to enhance the final image. This time Samsung Galaxy S22 series, although the rear camera hardware changes little, with the support of the new algorithm, may also be worth the wait. This time, Samsung also added a new AI resolution function, which can invert AI to improve the clarity of 108MP mode, and combined with 12MP mode to improve the brightness performance of this model.
The upgraded mode’s 108-megapixel photo volume is higher, growing from 22.9MB to 32.27MB, and needs up to 2 seconds of background processing time while capturing images, according to Ice Universe. However, the final photographic details and post-production space are well worth the wait.
Camera Modules for Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra
★12 MP F2.2 Ultra Wide (Dual PixelAF)
★OIS, wide 108 MP F1.8 (PD),
★Tele1 10 MP F2.4 (3x, Dual Pixel AF), OIS
★Tele2 10 MP F4.9 (10x, Dual Pixel AF) OIS
★F2.2 front 40 MP (PD)
Features of the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra Camera
★3x/10x Optical Zoom, 100X Space Zoom
★Scene analysis for more realistic, comprehensive videos
★For optimal detail and brightness, use the new Adaptive Pixel.
★Redesigned AI ISP for picture noise reduction
★Advanced VDIS for quicker phone and subject movement prediction
★For focussing on fast-moving objects, AI Scene Understanding is used.
★For a more detailed expression of the skin and brows, AI can be used.
★For better segmentation, use an AI Stereo Depth Map.
★Object Eraser for several viewing angles in a single picture Director’s View
★Optimization of performance for long-term use
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