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Updated · Notebookcheck.net · Sep 16
Samsung Reworks Galaxy S27 Ultra Imaging, Keeping 4K 120 FPS and 8K 30 FPS
Updated
Updated · Notebookcheck.net · Sep 16

Samsung Reworks Galaxy S27 Ultra Imaging, Keeping 4K 120 FPS and 8K 30 FPS

3 articles · Updated · Notebookcheck.net · Sep 16

Summary

  • Samsung is reportedly overhauling the Galaxy S27 Ultra’s image processing to produce warmer, more natural-looking photos instead of the cooler, more saturated look common on its flagships.
  • The changes also extend to video: updated Log format and the APV codec are expected to improve HDR recording on the device.
  • 4K at 120 FPS and 8K at 30 FPS support is said to remain in place, preserving the Ultra model’s high-end video specs.
  • Samsung has not officially detailed the Galaxy S27 series, but the leak points to imaging upgrades as a key selling point over the current generation.

Insights

Could dropping the dedicated 3x zoom lens secretly ruin the Galaxy S27 Ultra's portrait photography despite massive 200MP sensor upgrades?
With massive 16-bit RAW and uncompressed APV video, will the Galaxy S27 Ultra force creators to rely on expensive external storage?
Will Samsung's risky shift to natural colors alienate loyal fans who crave the brand's signature vibrant, Instagram-ready photos?