Galaxy S20 Ultra - CRAZY NUMBERS

So the Galaxy S20 has been leaking quite heavily in the past few days.

We know almost everything there's to know about the handset that any new information shouldn't come off as a surprise but today's spec leak shows that there is one more surprise left and it's at the front camera.

Ishan Agarwal has leaked the full detailed specifications of all the Galaxy S20 variants, we know literally everything that is mentioned here on the spec list except the front camera of the Galaxy S20 Ultra.

You see Samsung is equipping a 40MP front camera on the S20 Ultra.

That's 4 times more than what we have on devices like the Galaxy S10+ and Note 10+. Only the S20 Ultra has this sensor, the S20 and S20 Plus will use the 10MP camera probably the same one we have one the S10 and Note 10.

That said, this 40MP sensor that they're going to use on the S20 Ultra is going to be the same one that Samsung has unveiled a few months ago.

Pay little attention here, this sensor has 0.7 micrometers or microns of Pixel size. Like I've mentioned in the past, pixel size plays a huge role in determining the quality of images. The bigger the Pixel size the more light it captures resulting in better images. 0.7 microns is very low for the Pixel size.

If Samsung is going to use this sensor as it is then the low light pictures are going to be crappy from this sensor. 

And that's the reason I believe Samsung is going to use binning technology on the front camera as well. So they'll probably do 4 to one pixel binning to achieve 10MP images with a Pixel size of 1.4 microns which will make sure the low light images won't suffer. 

 There's still mystery left to the top tier S20 variant the S20 Ultra. The last time we heard Max said the Ultra will look better than the S20 Plus. And today courtesy of Ishan Agarwal, we kinda have an idea how the camera setup will look on the S20 Ultra. 

So this is apparently how it's going to look.

The device will have a huge camera rectangle and this is going to be the design of that camera rectangle. It has a dual-tone finish with 4 cameras and 100x written beside the periscope camera signifying the handset will have 100 times hybrid zoom capability. Now, this looks way better than the old rendered camera design, as the dual-tone gives it more character...

Eager to see how it's going to look on the real device which thankfully will be unveiled in less than 3 weeks, I'll make sure to keep you posted with all the new Galaxy S20 information so do consider following my blog.