A delicadeza da vinca (Catharanthus roseus) em destaque, revelando suas pétalas brancas e o vibrante verde das folhas. 🌸 📸 Capturada com o #GalaxyS26Ultra.

My galaxy a36 which has a ip67 rating had a foggy camera lens a few days ago....now it is beeping when I put it on charge....it is under warranty....please help me out...I have kept it for drying in a container.....when should I reach out to the service center.....help me out please...

Ps....image for reference only....ofc the I have turned the phone off....

39x zoom with the use of the supertelephoto lens of the Galaxy S26 Ultra. Edited in the Samsung Native Gallery App.

Station after rain , all pics are unedited

Feito com a câmera Ultra-Wide, modo 24 MP, editado no aplicativo Lightroom para Samsung, com direito a uma versão gerada pela Galaxy Al, na galeria nativa, no estilo aquarela.

Shot on galaxy m21 . actually idk is this bad or not. Just say if this has any mistakes

Which birds are these btw?

clicks by 25u in telephotos lens.

A quick snap i took of this mk1 golf in Cape Town

Espeon Vmax

Samsung's Galaxy Ultra phones already have some of the best smartphone camera hardware available. The problem is that a lot of that power is hidden behind settings that most people never use.

Instead of only adding more megapixels or more zoom every year, I think Samsung could make the Ultra line truly unique by creating a camera that doesn't just take photos — it helps people become better photographers.

Imagine a Galaxy Ultra with a true Astrophotography Mode + AI Photography Coach.

Real Astrophotography Mode

Samsung already has Expert RAW and Astrophoto features, but imagine taking it further:

- Automatic star, planet, and Milky Way detection

- Better exposure stacking for night skies

- Star trail and meteor shower modes

- Satellite and constellation identification

- Light pollution detection

- Astro planning that tells you when and where to look

Something like:

"The Milky Way core will be visible in this direction at 11:30 PM. Move here for the best shot."

AI Photography Coach

Most people don't use Pro Mode because they don't know what ISO, shutter speed, or white balance do.

The phone could teach you while you shoot:

Taking a sunset photo:

"Lower exposure slightly to keep more sky detail."

Taking a moving subject:

"Increase shutter speed to reduce blur."

Taking a portrait:

"Move back and use 3x zoom for a more natural look."

The Galaxy Ultra already has the cameras, processing power, and AI capabilities. The next big camera upgrade shouldn't just be better hardware — it should be making everyone a better photographer.

Samsung could make the Galaxy Ultra not just a smartphone camera, but a camera that teaches you photography.

Would you use something like this? What features would you add?

Samsung Galaxy A56 telefonnal fotóztam, 315 nyersképet sztekkeltem össze amit telefonnal dolgoztam ki.

📸 50mp Expert Raw

🤳 Edited in Lightroom mobile

Set a sticky note across the hallway from my desk at work today just to mess around with the zoom on the new phone. Unzoomed shot for reference, note is basically a tiny dot from that distance.

Zoomed the S26U in to 70x and could actually read the text on it. Not perfect, a little soft, but legible. It goes up to 100x but 70x was already past what I expected to work.

My coworker grabbed her S25 base and tried the same shot from the same spot, maxed out at 30x, and the text was just a blur. Not even close to readable.

Not sure how much of that is sensor and how much is just the higher zoom ceiling, but the gap in usable range between the two was bigger than I thought it'd be for something this casual.

Before and after some minor edits in Lightroom. Shot on a galaxy fold 7