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| Samsung promises to improve the camera experience on the Galaxy S20 Ultra |
Samsung has solved some problems that early beginners found in the new Galaxy S20 Ultra camera system, and the South Korean giant promised to fix them with new updates designed specifically to improve the camera experience if it didn't find a specific issue with it.
Although it is not uncommon for updates to be released to the device prior to the official release, the company released this update in South Korea before the device was released globally, the camera has been improved to address autofocus issues.
Samsung Galaxy said in a statement: "Galaxy S20 has an advanced and innovative camera system. We are constantly improving performance to provide the best possible experience for consumers. As part of this ongoing effort, we are working on the future." Updates to improve the camera experience. "
Although the Galaxy S20, S20 Plus and S20 Ultra have not yet been released, PC Mag and Input comments from Input on Galaxy S20 Ultra have received widespread criticism for their poor performance, smooth skin, and poor auto focus. Treatments. Pictures and night mode.
In particular, the problem of autofocus is a major concern for reviewers who indicate that the camera cannot focus properly when taking photos or videos. The autofocus system is unreliable and focus usually takes a long time. The topic sometimes fails.
These issues undermine the already scanned Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra image, which is one of the device's main selling points.
The Galaxy S20 Ultra has a large ISOCELL Bright MH1 sensor and a 48-megapixel telephoto lens with a resolution of 108 megapixels. Samsung says it can zoom up to 100X.