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users have had a pet peeve with their Galaxy phones for quite a while: the company refuses to use newer and better sensors for the camera setup. Software optimizations still help the Galaxy phones take excellent photos but digital trickery can only get you so far. Unfortunately it seems that the Galaxy S26 phones will continue this trend of old camera sensors coupled with improved software.
A 200 megapixel telephoto camera of that size would mean a massive jump in quality over previous Galaxy phones. Such a sensor could even bring the image clarity of zoomed images close to those captured with the primary sensor. However, looking just a bit deeper into what Samsung is doing makes it seem that this primary sensor itself will still remain the same.will remain the same as well.
In short, it doesn’t seem even the Galaxy S26 will be that much of an upgrade, and that’s just disappointing more than anything else. Let’s hope against hope that it’s not true.Follow us on social media to catch the latest trending stories, watch exclusive videos, and join the conversation with our vibrant community!
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