Samsung’s new and improved camera capabilities are the main thrust for its latest flagship smartphones, Galaxy S9 and S9+. The largest smartphone selling coming unveiled its latest devices at MWC 2018. The camera, it’s the focus of this device. The 12MP camera sensor comes with a mechanically adjustable variable aperture setup — f/1.4 lens for 28 percent more light in dark conditions and f/2.4 lens for outdoor shooting.
Right from the camera app, you can switch between the two apertures with ease.
The sensor comes with an improved autofocus technology for easier and reliable shooting. As per Samsung, the device captures 30% better low-light pictures with better multi-frame noise reduction. It’ll be interesting to see if the real-world performance will be able to beat Pixel 2’s camera.
Another highlight feature of S9’s camera is the Super Slow-Mo video. Compared to standard 240 FPS, S9 records at 960 FPS for 4-times slower videos. The basic specifications of the S9 and S9+ models, are as follows.
Snapdragon 845 / Exynos 9810 processors
4GB RAM
5.8-inch QHD Super AMOLED screen
64GB internal storage (expandable)
3,000 mAh battery
IP68 water resistant
Stereo speakers
Bluetooth 5.0
AR Emoji
If you go for the costlier and more powerful Plus model, you’ll get 6GB RAM, bigger 6.2-inch screen, 3,500 mAh battery, and secondary telephoto camera. Samsung has also introduced iPhone X-inspired AR Emoji. The working is as expected–the camera scans your face for creating a detailed map of your face and uses the same for creating the 3D character.
Talking about the price, Samsung Galaxy S9 will cost you $720, and S9+ will be available at $840. These phones will be available for pre-order in March and you can expect the shipping to take place from 16th.
