More Galaxy S23 Ultra camera sample leaks paint a varied picture
Among the most impressive shots are some atmospheric street scenes, shot at night – though it’s unclear how much light was available, so we can’t be certain exactly what the phone had to work with.
📲😍 llego la noche para mi movil. $XXIII@clipset @isa_marcial @MARCIANOPHONE @TecnonautaTV @TopesdGama pic.twitter.com/MWoN3iNKy6Still, the resulting shots are quite detailed and pleasing to the eye – and that’s despite the compression they’ll have gone through by being posted on Twitter. That compression means you shouldn’t read too much into any of these images, as they’ll look better elsewhere.
But not all of the shots impress quite as much. Urbina also shared an image of the moon, which is... fine, but doesn’t really appear any better than similar moon shots that other high-end phones can take.
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