Night photography could see a notable leap forward on Samsung’s next top flagship smartphone. A new leak has revealed more details regarding the main camera on the rear. Thanks to a wider aperture, the phone could capture more light in dark environments, translating to sharper photos without relying on software trickery alone. So here’s what you need to know.
Galaxy S26 Ultra Leak Hints at Night Camera Upgrade
In one of our previous reports, we mentioned how Samsung is rumored to equip the Galaxy S26 Ultra with a new ISOCELL HP2+ camera, which will have a near 1-inch sensor size and a wider aperture. Now, the latest tip from Ice Universe backs this rumor as well. The tipster believes that the South Korean tech giant will pack its upcoming flagship with a new ISOCELL HP2 sensor that has an f/1.4 aperture.
To recall, the Galaxy S25 Ultra has an f/1.7 aperture on its main camera. A wider aperture allows for more light being captured by the sensor, which enables better photography in low light scenarios. We can also expect a shallower depth of field as well. This was all the information revealed in the tweet. Based on what we know so far, Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Ultra’s main camera is likely a new 200MP shooter.
Early rumored stated that this camera would be a Sony CMOS sensor, although, this might not be the case anymore. Apart from this, Samsung might use the Samsung-made Snapdragon 8 Elite 2 SoC. The company could also bring improvements to the fast charging rate, despite the battery not getting a bump in capacity.
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