If the rumors about the camera of Galaxy S22 Ultra were not that accurate? The doubts have been shared on the network by Galaxy Club, according to which, from this point of view, between Galaxy S21 Ultra and its successor there may not even be great differences. According to what was reported, the next top range from Samsung could integrate two telephoto lenses, one with 10x optical zoom, the other 3x. The resolution would always be 10 MP for both.
So there may not be room for RGBW technology. The doubt remains about the possible presence of the continuous zoom – which seems to represent the new challenge for smartphone manufacturers, see the recent case of Oppo – with the possibility of using a single sensor to switch from 3x to 10x and also covering all intermediate levels.
Already other rumors also questioned the presence of the main 200 MP sensor – always on the Ultra – which could instead be replaced by a 108 MP camera, perhaps an updated version of HM3* present on Galaxy S21 Ultra. And will there be room for Olympus in all of this? To date, there is not enough data to be able to confirm it, nor to deny it.
108MP, 12MP shots with 3×3 pixel binning. 1 / 1.33 format sensor, 0.8 μm (2.4 μm) pixel.
To close, some rumors about Galaxy S22 and Plus variant: they should have a 50MP main cam and a 12MP wide-angle camera, while on the front there may be room for a 10MP camera.
