Imaging Performance

Imaging Performance

The Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra uses a triple-rear camera configuration with the following specs:

Rear:

• 12MP Ultra Wide Camera, 1.4μm pixel size, 120 ̊ field-of-view (FOV), f/2.2 aperture
• 108MP Wide-Angle Camera with PDAF and OIS, 1.4μm, 79 ̊ FOV, f/1.8
• 12MP Telephoto Camera, 1.0μm, 20 ̊ FOV, f/3.0
• Laser Autofocus Sensor

Front:

• 10MP Selfie Camera with Dual Pixel AF, 1.22μm, 80 ̊ FOV, f/2.2

Seems familiar? That's because Samsung took the Galaxy S20 Ultra's 108MP shooter and plonked it on the Note20 Ultra. Where the two flagship Galaxy devices differ is its telephoto capabilities, with the Note20 Ultra offering 5x optical zoom and 50x' Super-Resolution Zoom', while the earlier S20 Ultra has 10x hybrid optical zoom and 100x Space Zoom. We're not expecting a massive difference in shooting quality or experience when compared to the S20 Ultra, so here are the sample images are taken from the phone itself. 

In general, it's a little stiff at handling contrast. Still, the Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra is just as capable as the Galaxy S20 Ultra when it comes to taking regular photos with great accuracy, sharpness, colour balancing, and extremely low noise. You can take a look at our vast number of sample images from the Galaxy S20 Ultra and decide if there is a massive difference in imaging quality if you're upgrading primarily because of the new camera module.