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| Galaxy S26 Ultra camera configuration is gradually revealed |
While the Galaxy S26 Ultra is still months away from its official launch, early leaks about its camera system have already begun to emerge. Notably, these revelations may disappoint some users with high expectations, especially when it comes to zoom capabilities – a feature that has often been emphasized on Samsung’s Ultra line.
According to sources from GalaxyClub, the Galaxy S26 Ultra will continue to be equipped with a 50MP telephoto camera with 5x optical zoom. What is noteworthy is that the specifications such as 1/2.52-inch sensor, 0.7 µm pixels, PDAF support and OIS optical image stabilization - are identical to what was on the Galaxy S24 Ultra and S25 Ultra.
If this information is accurate, it means that Samsung will keep the 5x zoom camera hardware the same for three consecutive generations. This is quite surprising, especially when many people expect outstanding improvements in each new high-end version.
Additionally, rumors that Samsung might equip the Galaxy S26 Ultra with a 200MP sensor for the telephoto camera seem to have been quashed. If the device still uses a dual telephoto camera system, at least one of them will almost certainly still be the familiar 50MP sensor.
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| Galaxy S26 Ultra will likely continue to be equipped with a 50MP telephoto camera with 5x optical zoom capability |
Based on recent leaks, the Galaxy S26 Ultra's camera configuration is gradually becoming clearer:
- Main camera: Continues to use the familiar 200 MP sensor.
- Ultra wide-angle camera: Still retains the 50 MP sensor that was upgraded on the Galaxy S25 Ultra.
- 5x telephoto camera: No change, still the same 50 MP sensor as the previous two generations.
So the second telephoto camera – typically a longer zoom lens – is currently the biggest question mark on the Galaxy S26 Ultra. Many expect Samsung to upgrade this sensor to 50 MP, opening up the possibility of significantly higher quality long-range zoom.
While the hardware may remain the same, that doesn't mean the image quality is stagnant. Samsung can definitely improve the camera performance through image processing algorithms, AI, and software optimization to bring a better photography experience.
Some sources also believe that the Galaxy S26 Ultra will feature a variable aperture lens or a thinner camera module design, which will improve shooting capabilities in different lighting conditions while optimizing the overall design of the device.
From the current leaks, it can be seen that Samsung is choosing a safe strategy, focusing on refining the experience instead of racing to upgrade hardware. This could be the way the company maintains stability and sophistication for the Galaxy Ultra flagship line in 2026.
Source: https://baoquocte.vn/galaxy-s26-ultra-he-lo-nang-cap-manh-me-cho-camera-zoom-320038.html
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