Despite the unfavourable lighting and windiness, the Galaxy S23 Ultra captured admirable levels of detail in these spring blossoms from the petals to the stigmas. It fared far better at reproducing the folds and creases of each petal, even compensating for motion blur caused by the wind blowing the blossoms about back and forth. The S23 Ultra’s pixel-binning showed off its chops once again in this shot of spring blossoms at night, backlit by a stark streetlamp. As can be seen in elements such as the nose and fur, the S20’s main camera captured noticeably less detail. The level of detail captured by the Galaxy S23 Ultra is evident when cropping in to the face of this cat. A cat at night, taken on a Samsung Galaxy S20. Nighttime photo of a cat taken on the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra. The S23 Ultra has also avoided the S20’s common misstep of over-brightening the right side of the cat’s face where the street lighting shines through the edges of his fur. So much so that it’s possible to make out the strands and patterns of fur on the face of this friendly little cat – including the fact that his nose is balding a little. In this dimly-2lit scene with only a flickering streetlamp for lighting, the S23 Ultra’s pixel-binned 12MP image is noticeably sharper and packed with more detail than the S20’s effort. Each image can be viewed in a larger size by right-clicking/long-pressing it and opening it in a new browser tab or window. Note: all images have been resized for faster webpage loading, but are otherwise unedited.
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We also point out when you might want to use the option of shooting in full 200MP mode, rather than the default pixel-binned 12MP, and why. To illustrate the abilities of the S23 Ultra’s main camera, we pitted it against the Samsung Galaxy S20 in some photographically demanding scenarios. By pixel binning, the S23 Ultra’s main camera can produce 12MP photos with the best of both worlds – plenty of detail in all sorts of lighting conditions. Pixel binning helps overcome this as the single virtual pixels, by working together, can capture more light than the multiple physical pixels can individually. It does this because the copious number of pixels on that 200MP imaging sensor, while great at recording fine details, are so physically small that they’re limited in the amount of light they can collect. This is where the camera’s imaging sensor, a chip that turns light from the camera’s lens into the digital data that makes up your photos, groups together multiple physical pixels and treats them as single virtual pixels. While head scratching at first glance, this is a deliberate choice that uses some clever behind-the-scenes engineering.īy shooting in 12MP by default, the S23 Ultra’s 200MP camera is using a technique called ‘pixel binning’. The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra’s most eye-catching feature has to be its 200-megapixel (MP) main camera which, on paper and in pure numbers, surpasses almost all other phones and even many dedicated cameras. It is believed that the Express is powered by the heart of passed away Aeons and is now repairing the Star Rail contaminated by an unknown cancer with great determination.The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra's blockbuster camera has some obvious and not-so obvious tricks up its sleeve. The Astral Express that once served Akivili and their followers continues its journey between stars. When Akivili fell, members of the Nameless carried on what the deity had started, continuing their exploration of the unknown, holding the belief that one day, the will of the Trailblaze will connect the entire universe. Akivili formed a deep bond with followers, and their adventures attracted many travelers to join the ranks of the Nameless. However, they would often get into deep trouble due to their recklessness, only to be saved by the Aeon's power. They would disguise the moving Express as the trail of a shooting star and laugh at the people looking up in awe. Akivili and the Nameless would drink wine from countless worlds and sing songs composed by countless races. Legend has it, Akivili the Trailblazer loved walking among the mortals. They rode in the Express created by Akivili, and set off on thrilling adventures on the planets connected by the star rail. The adventurers called themselves the Nameless. The brave and curious were attracted by the tales of these adventures and followed the steps of the Trailblaze God, embarking on their own journeys to explore the Galaxy. Fables About the Stars by Adrian Spencer SmithĪ thousand years ago, the Aeon Akivili traversed across worlds, laying down the star track that linked the islands of lone worlds in a sea of stars, leaving behind countless legends about the universe and exploration.
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