Galaxy S23 Ultra may use telephoto camera with sensor shift stabilization - SamMobile - Samsung news

We spoke about the Galaxy S23 Ultra camera system this week and mentioned that although the phone will get an upgraded 200MP primary camera, the telephoto sensor will retain its 10MP resolution.

And now, new evidence suggests that the Galaxy S23 Ultra might be Samsung’s first phone to have a telephoto camera with sensor shift stabilization technology.

Samsung has been testing sensor shift stabilization technology since at least 2021, but details were lacking last year.

Now, Samsung has applied for a patent at WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization) concerning a new telephoto camera with sensor shift technology (via GalaxyClub), which increases the probability of the Galaxy S23 Ultra being the first to use it.

Samsung is a little bit behind when it comes to sensor shift stabilization, as other rival companies like Apple have already employed this technology on some of their latest phones.

Nevertheless, assuming that the Galaxy S23 Ultra will have sensor shift stabilization technology for the telephoto sensor, it’s not entirely clear if Samsung will also want to use this tech for other cameras, like the primary 200MP unit.

It didn’t take long for the Galaxy S23 Ultra to join in on the fun and reveal its alleged exterior design through a handful of CAD renders

After the base and Plus Galaxy S23 models got revealed in renders yesterday, we knew it was only a matter of time before the Galaxy S23 Ultra would […]

A few hours ago, the first design renders of the Galaxy S23+ were leaked, revealing that Samsung is adopting a Galaxy S22 Ultra-like camera design for the device