Samsung GALAXY S20 Ultra appears today in an extremely interesting comparison that pits the new phone with a 108-megapixel main camera against the iPhone 11 Pro Max, with a 12-megapixel camera. We are talking about two phone models that have completely different implemented cameras, and the Samsung GALAXY S20 Ultra dominates the iPhone 11 Pro Max in terms of specifications, and in reality things are not much different.
Samsung GALAXY S20 Ultra it has a new main image sensor with a resolution of 108 megapixels, but more importantly, it benefits from nonacell technology, and has a sensor size of 0.8µm. The iPhone 11 Pro Max has a 12-megapixel sensor with a sensor size of 0.8µm, but without that special technology from the Samsung GALAXY S20 Ultra, and this can be seen in the pictures, but the differences are not as big as those in the number of megapixels.
Samsung GALAXY S20 Ultra: Camera COMPARES with iPhone 11 Pro Max
Samsung GALAXY S20 Ultra it takes better pictures than the iPhone 11 Pro Max, this being as clear as possible, but Apple manages to compensate for quite a few of the camera's shortcomings through software. The Samsung GALAXY S20 Ultra does not destroy the iPhone 11 Pro Max with its new camera, even if it surpasses it, but there are also instances where things are not quite like that, but its front camera is clearly superior to the one implemented in the iPhone phone.
Samsung GALAXY S20 Ultra it's not much higher than the iPhone 11 Pro Max in terms of night shots either, but when it comes to zoom there are big differences between the phones. The Samsung GALAXY S20 Ultra has a 5X optical zoom, and that matters a lot, the optical zoom up to 100X being a nice marketing trick, but the quality of the pictures is bad, which is normal for something made mainly only from software on the phone.
Samsung GALAXY S20 Ultra there is no question about the iPhone 11 Pro Max in terms of the camera, but those who want it should know that the differences are not as colossal as they seem just by analyzing the specifications.
