According to the famous informant @Tech_Reve, not only the Samsung Galaxy S25 and S25+ but also the S24 and S24+ models from 2024 will have the same sensor. This means that using the same unit in the cameras of successive flagship models is becoming the norm. Unfortunately, this suggests that we may not expect any significant advancements in photography from Samsung’s basic models.
However, this does not mean that photos taken with these models will be bad. After all, the 50 MP ISOCELL GN3 module is tried and trusted by many. Lack of progress, though, is inevitable. Perhaps Samsung is focusing on improving the quality of photos through software or utilizing artificial intelligence. Additional lenses, such as wide-angle or telephoto, may also contribute to better results.
Nevertheless, it is worth remembering that the release of the new Samsung Galaxy S25 models is still far off. The manufacturer still has time to change plans and introduce innovative solutions. Let us be patient and observe what the future will bring.
FAQ:
What sensor is used in the Samsung Galaxy S25 and S25+ models?
The Samsung Galaxy S25 and S25+ models will use the same GN3 sensor that was used in the previous S23 and S23+ models.
Can we expect significant improvements in photography in the basic models?
There is no evidence to suggest that the basic models of Samsung Galaxy S25 and S25+ will have significant improvements in photography. Although there may be minor improvements in software or additional lenses.
What other features should be considered when purchasing the Samsung Galaxy S25 and S25+ models?
In addition to photo quality, it is worth paying attention to other features such as processor performance, battery capacity, display quality, and the availability of innovative solutions.
Source: GSMarena, @Tech_Reve
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