Samsung revealed more details about the new device for the Galaxy S line. The announcement was made at the annual Unpacked event that took place last Wednesday, 1. According to the company's presentation, the new Samsung Galaxy S23 device will stand out for its camera updates, as the look will be very similar to previous models.
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For users of the brand, the look of the new Galaxy S23 was very similar to the models already launched, but there are changes subtleties that need to be considered, such as the reduced curvature that allows for a larger surface area on the Galaxy S23's screen Ultra. The purpose of this change is to improve the visual quality of the device.
In addition, we can also mention that the updates in color adjustments and contrast levels will allow for less eye strain at night. For example: it will be possible to reduce the brightness even more than the maximum that is allowed today. Already in the version
galaxy S23 Ultra, the highlight goes to the exclusive S pen.It can be purchased with the product.
The big change is in the camera updates. The smartphone will come with an unprecedented 200 MP adaptive pixel censor capable of supporting different high-resolution processing levels. According to the announcement, this change will enable an image quality of Photos and videos that have never been seen before.
The first super HDR selfie camera
One point of the announcement that caught a lot of attention was that the device will have Samsung's first super HDR selfie camera. This will allow the image setting to go from 30 squares per second to 60 squares per second. Not to mention enhanced photo and video stabilization: Nightography.
This mechanism will allow you to capture photos with great quality, even when there is little light in the environment. In addition, the smartphone will come with a new signal processing algorithm that will use artificial intelligence for better color adjustment in capturing details of photographed objects.