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Although Samsung's next big event has yet to show its recognition in any real-life photos (or later), recent CAD leaks from a number of factories revealed controversial designs for the Galaxy S11, S11 and S11E, which was hard to imagine from the start.

At the same time, many so-called insiders and whistleblowers, some of whom are more reliable than others, began mocking major new features and major upgrades to key components a few months ago, helping to describe a very detailed line of high-end smartphones that is only expected to be officially broken. February 2020 cover. Of course, we will never know much until we release such high expectations. So, of course, we welcome the latest reports that confirm that Samsung has "overhauled the camera of its flagship phone to the maximum extent possible".

In this respect, the construction of Galaxy S11 is not surprising. The intelligence reported by Bloomberg has the reliability of well-known financial publications. While Bloomberg's internal sources may sometimes make mistakes, we are almost 100% sure that this is not the case.

A large photo studio with millions of pixels.

In view of the rapid development of most ultra-high-end mobile phones, camera performance has become a more and more important factor in our purchase decisions. However, despite the great progress made last year, Samsung has failed to catch up with Apple and Google in this key area, which has been proved by many practical comparisons and experiments.

Therefore, it is not shocking to hear that the camera has been overhauled and redesigned by the world's number one smartphone supplier. Like it or not, the Galaxy S11 and S11 Plus will almost certainly install at least four transmitters (each) in a large rectangular module protruding from the back. The main 108MP imaging sensor may cause more disagreement. Sounds good, but on other devices, it's not so good for the time being.

Can Samsung optimize and polish the 108 million-pixel lens on Xiaomi Note 10 to make it perform better on Galaxy S11 and S11? Maybe, but at least so far, the company seems to be taking some unnecessary risks, which is likely to backfire. Compared with Galaxy Note 10, the image capture speed is obviously slower, but the quality has not been greatly improved.

Of course, Samsung's 2020 "cameraman factory" will not only have ultra-high resolution master sensors, but also many other uses. A telephoto lens that supports 5x optical zoom sounds absolutely good. By contrast, S10, S10, Note 10 and Note 10 are limited to 2x optical zoom, just like iPhone 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max.

At the same time, we know very little about the "ultra-wide-angle" lens of the S11, and the expected time-of-flight 3D sensors will be hybrid for depth detection, similar to the technology on the Note 10 and S10. 5G . Oddly, Bloomberg sources have been reluctant to reveal any information about the mysterious fifth camera integration, which has recently been teased by all rendering leaks.

Photography enthusiasts should also look forward to Samsung's next foldable product.

So far, most of the rumors and reports about the company's second foldable phone have focused on design changes and price expectations, but now we hear that the upcoming "Galaxy Fold Flip Device" will borrow "high-resolution sensors and 5x zoom cameras" from the Galaxy S11. It's not surprising that the first generation of Galaxy Fold basically shared its three main cameras with S10 and S10, but it almost dashed our hopes of seeing this direct Motorola Razr competitor release it at a reasonable price.

It's hard to imagine that Samsung can achieve a complex vertical folding design with a 108MP camera, a 5x telephoto lens, a state-of-the-art Snapdragon 865 processor and a price of less than $1000. It sounds like it can't be finished yet. Certainly not earlier than February 2020, when the unnamed derivative of the Galaxy Fold sequel is expected to be released along with the mainstream Galaxy S11 series.

Third, it is not clear whether mid-range foldable products are really a good idea, as consumers who plan to buy products with the most futuristic appearance may also want the latest specifications.

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