Samsung has launched the recently launched Galaxy S26 Ultra. Some upgrades have been given in its camera, but the wait for the real upgrade is still on. Actually, Samsung has been providing the same sensor in the primary camera for the last few years. Even though the optics and software are being improved, customers are waiting for a change in the primary sensor. It is being speculated that Samsung can fill this gap in Galaxy S27 Ultra next year.
Primary camera will be upgraded in Galaxy S27 Ultra
According to reports, Samsung will upgrade the primary camera sensor in the Galaxy S27 Ultra to be launched next year. According to Chinese tipster Digital Chat Station, the company is working on a new and larger sensor 1/1.12″, which has been named ISOCELL HPA. Its resolution will be 200MP. This sensor will support LOFIC. That means this sensor will be able to capture images with wider dynamic range. Another tipster says that Samsung will use a modified ISOCELL HPA in the upcoming flagship device. It can be called HP6. Is.
Upgrade necessary to compete with Apple and Xiaomi
It has been a year since the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S27 series, but these leaks can be considered authentic. Actually, to remain in the competition, it has become necessary for Samsung to upgrade the primary camera. Xiaomi 17 Ultra, which has been launched in the global market, has LOFIC sensor installed, while there are also speculations that this technology can be provided in iPhone 18 Pro models also. Looking at this, it is believed that Samsung will not ignore the upgrade in the primary camera this time. Samsung’s cameras still get good ranking despite the years-old sensor, so the new upgrade will take the photography experience to a level higher.
