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Samsung Galaxy S25 Series Launch: Samsung will provide 200MP main camera in the S25 Ultra to be launched today. There are also speculations that it can support 8K video recording. Even before its launch, it has started competing with the camera of Apple’s iPhone 16 Pro Max. Actually, there has been a tough competition between Samsung and Apple for the last decade for better cameras. Let us know where these two phones stand against each other in the camera battle.
tough competition between the two
The iPhone 16 Pro series offers many powerful features including 48 MP ultra-wide camera, 4K 120fps video recording. In such a situation, S25 Ultra will have to face tough competition. It has been told in some leaks that it will have a quad camera setup, in which new sensors will be provided. Apart from the hardware, Samsung is also updating other things so that the camera experience can be improved.
Company’s first 50 MP ultra-wide camera will be available in S25 Ultra
50 MP ultra-wide camera is available in many Android smartphones, but Samsung is going to provide this camera for the first time in S25 Ultra. It will be equipped with a 1/2.52-inch ISOCELL JN3 sensor with f/1.9 aperture, which is better than the 16 Pro Max’s 48 MP ultra-wide sensor with f/2.2 aperture.
Better image quality can be found in Samsung
S25 Ultra will have 10 MP 3x and 50 MP 5x telephoto lens with 200MP primary sensor. It will be able to provide better image quality with the image signal processor of Snapdragon 8 Elite chip. Samsung’s dual telephoto lens, combined with its high-resolution main sensor, can defeat Apple’s flagship devices.
Multi camera shooting option will be available in Ultra
Samsung S25 Ultra may launch with a new mode, which will allow users to record from different cameras at the same time. With this, users will be able to shoot the same scene from different angles from one place. The iPhone 16 Pro Max does not have such a feature and it can shoot with only one camera at a time.
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