The Galaxy S21’s ultraviolet camera can bring the features we always wanted

The Galaxy S21 The series will be Unveiled early next month, But important aspects of upcoming smartphones have already been leaked. The Design And Features Galaxy S21, Galaxy S21 +, Yet Galaxy S21 Ultra Appeared last month. Now news is coming that Samsung has added two important features to the ultrawide cameras in the Galaxy S21 series devices.

While there may not seem to be any improvements in the Galaxy S21 series camera hardware due to the same resolution and sensor size, it is rumored that Samsung has added dual pixel phase detection autofocus and macro mode to the ultrawide cameras. According to A tweet from N Universe, South Korean smartphone giant has upgraded its ultrawide camera sensor from the ISOCELL S5K2LA to the Sony IMX563. The Ultrawide camera has a 123-degree field-of-view compared to now Galaxy S20120-degree field-of-view.

The Sony IMX563 sensor measures 1 / 2.55-inch, has 1.4μm pixels and dual pixel auto focus. It should now be able to provide sharp ultraviolet images and videos. Hopefully, with ISP improvements Exynos 2100 Yet Snapdragon 888, The Samsung Ultrawide camera should be able to provide 4K60 FPS HDR10 + video recording and switch smoothly between all the camera sensors on the back of the Galaxy S21 series.

The Galaxy S21 and Galaxy S21 + are rumored to have triple cameras on the back: a 12MP wide angle camera with dual pixel autofocus (1 / 1.76-inch), a 12MP ultraviolet camera with dual pixel autofocus and a 64MP telephoto camera. The Galaxy S21 Ultra is expected to use one Updated 108MP ISOCELL HM3 sensor For wide-angle camera, 12MP ultra wide camera and Two 10MP telephoto cameras (One with 3x optical zoom and the other with 10x optical zoom).

• Model: SM-G998U
• Dimensions: : xx mm
• Performance: 6.8 inches / 172.72 mm
• CPU: Snapdragon 875
• Camera: 12 MP