Samsung is ready to unveil new devices on February 1 at the Galaxy Unpacked launch event. The star of the show will be the Galaxy S23 series, or more specifically, the Galaxy S23 Ultra flagship smartphone.
Through numerous leaks, we already know that the device has a new 200MP primary camera sensor. Image samples have also been released to showcase the improvement in quality. Now, @edwardsurbina has shared multiple video samples on Youtube showcasing 4K 60 FPS footage captured through the Galaxy S23 Ultra.
Edwards Urbina had also shared 8K 30 FPS video samples on Twitter, however, they were swiftly taken down. It is likely that Samsung intervened since they don’t want these non-official video samples floating online ahead of the official launch.
Coming back to the video samples, the first one appears to be filmed by the 200MP primary camera. While the second video appears to be zoomed in, which could mean that it was filmed by one of the two telephoto cameras (3x and 10x) present on the phone.
New camera samples of the device have also emerged with one shot from the main 200MP camera, while other images are shot at 10x and 30x zoom.
[envira-gallery id=”511270″]Unfortunately, these images are taken off of Twitter, which means that they are downscaled and we cannot observe them in the original resolution.
With the launch being set for next week, we are expecting more images and video samples of these devices to surface soon. So, stay tuned for more.
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