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We Put The Galaxy S22 Ultra's Camera To The Test

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We Put the Galaxy S22 Ultra's Camera to the Test


We Put the Galaxy S22 Ultra's Camera to the Test

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Galaxy S22 Ultra

Samsung has made some improvements to the way its phones take photos in the dark with the Galaxy S22 lineup. This photo of a cocktail was taken in a dim bar with the S22 Ultra. 

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Galaxy S21 Ultra

And here's that same photo taken with the Galaxy S21 Ultra. It's not bad, but it's not as sharp as the Galaxy S22 Ultra's. 

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Galaxy S22 Ultra

Here's a zoomed-in photo of a bunch of oranges taken with the Galaxy S22 Ultra at the same bar.

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Galaxy S21 Ultra

The same photo taken with the Galaxy S21 Ultra is slightly less detailed. You'll notice this when looking at the orange's pores.

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Galaxy S22 Ultra

This photo of my husband was taken with the Galaxy S22 Ultra. I turned off all of the lights in our apartment, but you wouldn't be able to tell from this photo. 

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Galaxy S21 Ultra

Here's a photo of the same scene and lighting taken with the Galaxy S21 Ultra. It might look brighter, but it's a bit washed out. And you lose a lot of details in the sweater.

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Galaxy S22 Ultra

Here's a portrait mode shot taken during the day with the Galaxy S22 Ultra. It's nice and crisp.

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Galaxy S21 Ultra

The Galaxy S21 Ultra's portrait mode is also good, but there's less contrast in the area where his jacket meets his shirt.

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Galaxy S22 Ultra

In other scenarios, like this photo of a butterfly decoration, the Galaxy S22 Ultra's photos looked pretty similar to the Galaxy S21Ultra's. That's because they both have a very similar four-lens camera system that consists of a 108-megapixel main lens, 12-megapixel ultra-wide lens and two 10-megapixel zoom lenses.

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Galaxy S21 Ultra

There's barely any difference between this photo taken with the Galaxy S21 Ultra and the previous one.

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Galaxy S22 Ultra

The case is the same for this photo taken of duck-shaped planters in a local park. 

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Galaxy S21 Ultra

This photo taken with the Galaxy S21 Ultra is almost identical to the one taken with the Galaxy S22 Ultra. 

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Galaxy S22 Ultra

I couldn't decide whether I liked this photo better than the one I took with the Galaxy S21 Ultra. It's more accurate, but the lighting also looks harsh.

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Galaxy S21 Ultra

This photo taken with the S21 Ultra is bolder, but the color also looks exaggerated.

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Galaxy S22 Ultra

And here's a photo taken using the Galaxy S22 Ultra's ultrawide lens. Check out our full review for more details about the S22 Ultra.


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