#Samsung Camera Features

Samsung may bring a camera feature from the upcoming Galaxy S26 series to older Galaxy S25 devices through a software update. If Samsung expands support to the telephoto camera, users would have more flexibility when taking zoom portraits and other photos. The Galaxy S27 series could include a physically adjustable aperture for its main camera, a feature Samsung previously used on the Galaxy S9 in 2018 and the Galaxy S10 in 2019. The camera specs leak of Samsung's upcoming flagship smartphone for this year, the Galaxy S21 5G series, has recently surfaced online. According to Evan Blass's post on the Voice, the Samsung Galaxy S21 5G and the S21 Plus sport a rectangular rear camera module with triple lenses. For the front camera, it has a single 10MP f2.2 front camera.  [caption id="attachment_261166" align="aligncenter" width="720"] Photo credits: Voice[/caption] Meanwhile, the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G has a higher resolution front camera at 40MP f2.2 camera. Along with the new mirrorless camera, Samsung also unveiled their upcoming Android-powered point-and-shoot camera dubbed as the Galaxy Camera 2. The Galaxy Camera 2 inherits all the basic features of its predecessor including the same 23-431mm zoom range, 16MP1/2.3-inch image sensor and the same 4.8-inch touchscreen display on the back that doubles as the main control panel for the Android-powered camera. Read more in our articles including "Galaxy S25 may get Galaxy S26 camera feature" and "Samsung Galaxy S21 series camera specs surfaced online".