The standard of photos and videos is one among the largest battlefields of contemporary phones. The rear camera of many flagship devices is stuffed with three or 4 lenses, and should you’re buying a contemporary flagship, at the least one among them shall be a telephoto lens.
The Galaxy Z Fold 4 may have a triple camera system, but unlike the S22 Ultra, there shall be no periscope zoom camera, as a substitute the phone may have a 3x optical zoom camera. And that 3x zoom camera on the Z Fold 4 shall be one of the best Samsung has ever put in a smartphone, including the S22 Ultra.
That is in accordance with Ice Universe, which claims that the telephoto lens utilized in Z Fold 4 is Samsung’s strongest telephoto lens ever, even higher than the S22 Ultra.
It’s an excellent news. Personally, I take photos with telephoto lenses on a regular basis. I actually take more photos with the telephoto lens than with the principal camera, and one among the explanations I do it’s because photos with telephoto lenses look more aesthetically pleasing to the attention.
Even a noob can take good photos with telephoto lenses. Not to say, portrait photos look best when taken with a 3x zoom camera. The S22 Ultra has one of the best telephoto lens I’ve ever used, and now that Samsung is adding a good higher one to the Z Fold 4, I’m very excited to try it out.
Now in regards to the principal camera. There have been rumors some time back that the Z Fold 4 would get the S22 Ultra’s 108MP principal camera, but that does not appear to be happening. Ice Universe claims that the phone will get a 50MP principal camera as a substitute. He didn’t mention what 50MP it will be, however it can be surprising if it wasn’t the identical on the S22 and S22+. Truthfully, it’s a little bit disappointing, however the S22 offers a solid, flagship camera experience for each photos and videos. Especially when shooting in low light. So I do not think that cameras are a weak point of foldable Samsung phones anymore, despite the fact that they do not have a 108 MP sensor.
With that said, we’ve some pretty interesting news coming from the dark side. You see, all the large corporations decided that USB-C was the higher charging technology and made it a universal standard. Except Apple, they steadfastly stuck to their Lightning port primarily since it made them numerous money since every third-party iPhone accessory company has to pay royalties to Apple for using the Lightning port. But we recently learned that the European Union has passed a law that may force Apple to change to the USB-C standard. Nonetheless, insiders said that Apple will move to portless technology before they’re forced to change to USB-C.
Nonetheless, it seems that this isn’t the case. Ming-Chi Kuo says the iPhone 15, due next 12 months, will finally switch to the USB-C charging standard. He says that the transition to portless technology will bring many problems and challenges, which the corporate isn’t ready for yet. So Apple will move to USB-C as a substitute. Truthfully, this could have happened years ago because USB-C is fundamentally higher than the Lightning port, with faster charging, faster data transfer speeds, reliability, and more. This shouldn’t require or rely upon government regulation. But when an organization selfishly sticks to inferior technology just to make more cash, I’m really glad that government regulators just like the EU exist.
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