Galaxy S21 Ultra may have up to 6 rear cameras

In recent times, rumors about Galaxy S21 are heating up when the launch date of this product line is getting closer and closer. The latest rumor is about the shooting system, but more specifically the S21 Ultra – the most advanced version of the Galaxy S21 series.

According to information provided by the WinFuture site, Samsung will once again pursue the race for camera numbers when equipping the S21 Ultra with up to six rear cameras. In which we have 2 different zoom cameras at 3x and 10x (72mm and 240mm focal lengths), both with optical image stabilization. The 10x zoom camera on the S21 Ultra will use the same ‘fold’ lens system as what it did with the S20 Ultra, and continue to use smart software to give users the ability to zoom even further.

The main camera will still keep the 108-megapixel resolution, but has used a new type of sensor to increase image quality as well as own a lens system with a wider viewing angle (24mm versus 26mm). Besides, the main camera will also be supported by the laser focus system, something that the S20 Ultra lacks that Samsung has also added in the Note 20 Ultra.

In the past, Samsung was the leading manufacturer in the race for the number of cameras, when it was the first company to use a 2-camera system and later 3 cameras on its products, along with developing its own sensors. my own instead of relying on available Sony types. One explanation for this is that Samsung has not been able to catch up with Apple and Google in terms of image processing algorithms, so there must be a hardware offset.

Video will also be a feature that Samsung needs to keep up with Apple, as this is considered an ‘eternal strength’ of the iPhone. The S21 Ultra is said to continue to upgrade the quality of 8K video recording, which is 4 times higher resolution than the iPhone 12 Pro Max’s 4K, but the results will still have to wait for the actual tests. .

In the WinFuture report also revealed a few features not related to the S21 Ultra camera system, such as 6.8-inch screen with 120Hz refresh rate, Note 20 Ultra-like power saving features and S- pen support. Pen – sold separately, not attached. Also not included in the box is a charging dock, similar to what Apple did with the iPhone 12 series. The company will certainly rely on the environmental benefits to explain this move, in return Samsung has also switched to the previous USB Type-C standard compared to Apple, so there will be more users available with a more suitable charging dock.

There is currently no official information on the price and date of the S21 Ultra, but there are preliminary details about a release date of January 14 next year.