The countdown has begun to unveil the latest series of phones from the Korean giant, Samsung. As the launch date of the series approaches Galaxy S23 that compete with Apple’s iPhones.
Galaxy S23 series
S22 8K 24fps→S23 8K 30fps
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That’s why a lot of rumors about the new series started circulating. And the latest rumors say that the phone will support 8K video recording at 30 frames per second.
Of course, there are many other smartphones that are capable of recording video at 30 frames per second and in 4320p resolution.
But this feature will be a first for Samsung. Let’s hope the Korean company provides more storage. Because 8K resolution takes up a huge space of the smartphone.
And many know that older series, such as S20, 21 and 22, support 8K video recording at 24 frames per second.
That’s why some might say that there’s not much difference between 30 and 24 FPS. But you will feel the difference when you record video at 30 frames per second. Where images on the Galaxy S23 will look more stunning and smooth.
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Some rumors have also indicated that the Galaxy S23 Ultra will have a sensor-shifting OIS feature, similar to the iPhone 14 Pro. This will help improve image stability.
Also, some other reports state that the Samsung Galaxy S23 series will feature improved white balance along with having higher detail and enhanced saturation for amazing videos and photos.
8K video recording is still in its infancy, so it’s not the best thing about smartphones. Where we find a lack of video stability with a lower frame rate.
Finally, the 8K video recording functionality is expected to improve in smartphones. In the coming years, along with the increase in the size of sensors and the increase in power of the image signal processor ISP.
