The Samsung Galaxy S10 Might Feature Standard, Ultra-Wide, & Telephoto Lens Setup!

    Samsung recently joined the Triple-Rear camera set-up team right after Huawei, Oppo, and some other brands! The Samsung Galaxy A7 (2018) is Samsung’s first Triple-Rear camera phone but surprisingly is launched in the Mid-range segment! There are heavy rumors, reports, and renders of the Samsung Galaxy S10 with the Triple Rear camera.

    And now some new leaks have surfaced, giving us a closer look at the camera specs of the device. The table down below was leaked and pretty much speaks for itself! The table even mentions the FOV (Field OF View) of the Ultra-Wide angle lens.

    It seems like the S10 will have a Main 12MP sensor with dual aperture form last year varying between f/1.5 and f/2.4 and 1.4µ pixels which seems unchanged from previous year. The telephoto camera appears mostly the same too, aside from the bump to 13MP from 12MP on the S9. Both have OIS like before.

    The new addition to the set-up is the 16MP Ultra-Wide Angle lens with 123° FOV which is wider than some of the LG phones and Asus phones. LG and Asus are the ones who have used Wide-Angle lenses in the past.

    In case you forgot, The Samsung Galaxy S10 is also rumored to have In-display fingerprint scanner which is not the one being used currently from Synaptic. The device may not have the exact camera specs as above or Samsung may even call it the Samsung Galaxy “X” which does not seem like Samsung. For more on devices like OnePlus 6T, Nokia 9, Upcoming Pixel and iPhones and other Tech News and Tech Info, Visit RW Tech Blog.

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