Camera Comparison

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Back camera

Front camera

The Galaxy and the iPhone use their 3X cameras in this case and crop in digitally, and this results in a lot of noise, especially on the Galaxy.

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But notice something very interesting: in the 10X photos, the Galaxy is a complete disaster.

It uses the middle section of the main camera sensor to come up with this new 2X "lossless" mode, which is a similar trick to what Apple first introduced with the iPhone 14 Pro.

Camera Comparison

iPhone 14 Pro

SAmsung S22 Ultra

Back camera

48MP 12MP 12MP

Back camera

108MP 12MP 10MP 10MP

Front camera

12MP

Front camera

40MP

The Galaxy and the iPhone use their 3X cameras in this case and crop in digitally, and this results in a lot of noise, especially on the Galaxy.

But notice something very interesting: in the 10X photos, the Galaxy is a complete disaster.

It uses the middle section of the main camera sensor to come up with this new 2X "lossless" mode, which is a similar trick to what Apple first introduced with the iPhone 14 Pro.