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The Galaxy S22 Ultra is a powerhouse of mobile photography, with a total of four cameras at the rear aiming to cover every possible scenario you'd run into, all while doing an excellent job at it. Sure, the secondary lenses aren't as pixel-dense as the ones you get on rival flagships, but you've probably already heard that more pixels don't always translate to better quality. Those sensors are a winning formula — we absolutely loved the results earlier this year. According to Galaxy Club, Samsung looks like it's betting on that 10mega pixel telephoto camera for the second time in a row.
If this information turns out true, the Galaxy S23 Ultra will once again pack a 10mega pixel Sony IMX754 sensor paired with a 10 times lens for optical zoom on the rear. Don't expect identical results, though, as Samsung will probably throw in some improvements to image processing, as it does every year. Also, while that "10mega pixel" figure might lead one to think that this is the same sensor the S23 and S23+ might use, that isn't really the case — the Galaxy S22 Ultra's telephoto unit has a pixel size of 1.12 µm, marginally larger than the 1.0 µm the non-Ultra models have.
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