Leaker claims Samsung Galaxy S23's camera frame rate for 8K videos has improved

December 10, 2022 By Monica Green

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According to a leaker, Samsung Galaxy S23 is most likely improving the camera frame rate for its 8K quality video recording capabilities. So the upcoming Samsung Android flagship might be for you if you're one of those phone owners who shoot in 8K. You might still think the rumored improvements to the S23 cameras are extremely stunning to the rest of us. The forthcoming Samsung Galaxy S23 is reportedly getting an upgrade that frame rate experts will undoubtedly appreciate, according to the most recent news report from Android Police. It is important to note that Samsung's premium smartphones consistently provide flawless shooting skills. Because of this, the S series cameras are frequently compared to those of Apple iPhones and Google's Pixel phones. [caption id="attachment_59082" align="aligncenter" width="1600"] Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra

image credit: notebookcheck[/caption] Nowadays, a strong camera system is a requirement for a smartphone. The time when the size of mobile devices severely limited their photographic capabilities is long gone. Therefore, phone manufacturers consistently ensure that their most recent models feature the best mobile photography skills. And now, a significant improvement to the S23's camera frame rate has been leaked. It is important to note that the Galaxy S22, Samsung's current flagship, can only record 8K video at 24 frames per second (FPS). But this time, Ice Universe tweeted that the South Korean phone manufacturer's rumored flagship is improving it. After all, by today's video standards, 24 FPS seems janky. It definitely has a retro movie vibe, according to reports. According to a well-known leaker, the Galaxy S23 series will record 8K video at 30 frames per second instead of 24. Users should be able to shoot movies more naturally by stuttering less as a result. But if you're serious about making smooth films, the S22 series can deliver up to 120 FPS while recording in 4K. We'll have to wait and see if Samsung raises the bar for its upcoming smartphone.

By Monica Green

I am specialised in latest tech and tech discoveries.

Leaker claims Samsung Galaxy S23's camera frame rate for 8K videos has improved

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