There’s no denying that there have been many issues with the Galaxy S23 series since its release. From the S23 Ultra to the regular S23 and S23+, users have recently reported different issues. Well, Samsung has been working hard to fix all of them. And according to a recent tweet from a tipster, Samsung is planning to upgrade the lineup’s performance.
Basically, the “big update” for the Galaxy S23 lineup will focus on the camera. And in case you didn’t know, the S23 Ultra already comes with an amazing sensor. But according to what the tipster suggests, the camera performance will be even better after the update. The other devices of the series will see the same improvement.
Tuned-up Photography System on the Galaxy S23 Series?
Although the Galaxy S23 Ultra comes with Samsung’s 200MP HP2 sensor, it utilizes 16:1 pixel binning. That makes the phone deliver 12MP shots in the default mode. As the pixel binning technique allows each pixel to have more data, the resulting image aims to be sharper. It also promises to deliver less noise and a high dynamic range.
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However, the other phones in the Galaxy S23 lineup do not share the same story. At least, at this stage, they don’t. But the main thing is that users of the S23 series have been reporting camera issues. Some say that the sensors are taking blurry pictures, while others notice a shutter lag.
But, according to a Reddit user, these issues are not new in the Galaxy S23 series. Instead, they have been present in the previous lineups. However, this time, the problems are getting more attention as more users are reporting about them. In fact, some are so frustrated that they are calling out Samsung for being disconnected from its customers.
Fortunately, Samsung appears to be working on these issues. And hopefully, with the new update, all the camera issues with the Galaxy S23 series will disappear. Also, the update hints at an improved camera performance. But that is not yet confirmed. So, we will have to wait and see.
