New leaks today showcased more specifications of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S11, which will be launched next year with the advantage of supporting video recording accurately 8K, as the camera comes with new modes of photography.
The Korean giant is preparing to support next year's versions of the Galaxy S11 series with some new features in the camera, and has spotted the new specifications in leaks of code.
According to the new leaks, the Galaxy S11 will support 8K video recording, along with some new shooting modes that include Director View, Night Hyperlapse Mode, Single Take Photo, Vertical Panorama Mode, and a host of new filters.
Leaks indicate that the Director View mode will support the use of more than one camera when recording video with the possibility of switching between cameras during video recording, where the main camera can be installed on a specific subject, and then use the telephoto camera to enlarge another subject.
The Night Hyperlapse mode also supports night mode but with hyperlapse.This mode also comes with phone stabilization alerts, so predictions indicate that the feature simulates Night Timelapse.
On the other hand comes the Single Take Photo mode to support the movement of the phone to take a group of pictures and record videos while moving the phone, within 15 seconds.
A specific algorithm in the Galaxy S11 supports Vertical Panorama mode, to take a panoramic image by installing the phone vertically, the phone also comes with a new set of color filters and other filters for pictures and video.
It is noteworthy that Ice Universe has pointed out in recent leaks that Samsung will not offer waterfall design in the screen of the Galaxy S11, where the phone comes with frames slimmer than the Samsung in the Galaxy Note10.