Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra: 5G Camera in for review

Samsung Galaxy S20, together with the Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus, Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra, foldable Samsung Galaxy Z Flip was unveiled to the world at Unpacked 2020.

The Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra has a 6.9-inch 1440x3200px Dynamic AMOLED with a refresh rate of up to 120 times per second (in FullHD), a huge 5,000mAh battery that can be full in just 58 minutes, a top-notch chipset (either a Snapdragon 865 or Exynos 990), and a Powerful RAM better than most PCs and a camera system that can do everything, even in the dark.

The sensor, at 1/1.33-inch, is among the biggest in a phone which gives it a few advantages. The bigger sensors collect more light and offer a shallower depth of field compared to smaller ones.

Accompany with the bright f/1.8 lens on top, the main camera of the Galaxy S20 Ultra is apt to produce lovely results, both in good and low light.

The other impressive sensor is the 48MP periscope telephoto unit. It’s quite large at 1/2.0-inches and gives you 4x of optical zoom, or around 102mm in 35mm equivalent (the main camera is 26mm). It’s also stabilized, which makes it usable in low light, even without a night mode.