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Use it Samsung again Galaxy S25 Ultra for a couple of days, and I have a confession to make. For years, my ASULITE ultrawide camera found on any phone was on the Samsung Galaxy S models, and the new version on the S25 ultra it’s even better. When the Galaxy S10 series Dropped in 2019, I couldn’t take enough photos with Samsung’s first Ultrawung camera. Was it perfect? No, but the lens had an incredible distortion mode to make UNrawide photos look dramatic without going full fisher with loading edges.
Over the years, Samsung has upgraded the lens and sensor on its Ultrawide camera. And the Galaxy S05 Ultra Rota a new version with a 50 megapixel sensor – and it’s amazing. Judging from my first 48 hours with the s25 ultra, the Ultrawide seems to be catching on a lot of details, while having a respected dynamic range, especially for high contrast shots with varying brightness and shadows. Obviously I still have more testing to do, but so far I like the pictures I get from the new Ultrawide camera.
The UNURAWIDE S25 ULTRA UNURAD gives Peedi the cat a dramatic look while moving to peer outside the window.
Take a look at the detail U Ultrawidu U Ultrawide of Ultra ULTRA in this photo of the cat. Despite the dashing pieces to the bed of the window, the phone took a ton of texture in its fur and whiskers. This image has some challenging lighting, with the sun pouring through the window to the left in an otherwise dark room. Notice the image noise in the shadows on the right side. Great? No, but in my book, the detail and dramatic lens distortion makes up for it.
Although the Uletrawdede camera is not clinically perfect (and it is still a step compared to the main camera), it can produce stunning bulbs like this water that flowed through the stone steps.
Here is a morning shot of a water sculpture taken with the Ultrawide. Crazy water finished Looks like glass Crushed against stone. This image is fake, but I like the look of the silver flare in the upper right corner.
MACRO FOINT Get a nice boost thanks to that new 50 megapixel sensor.
The UNURAWTIVE S25 ULTRA UNDER THE MACRO LENS, which allows you to stay very close to your subject and still keep things in focus. In this photo of a Godzilla toy on a window sill, the plastic texture of the monster shows up quite well. Notice the details of the blue eyes and cream colored teeth – Godzilla may need to see a dentist. Even the S25 Ultra Balances the image of Godzilla by avoiding a shot of the highlights of the sky and the city.
This photo was taken with the main camera of the Ultra Ultra Ultra.
Here is the same scene taken with the UNAWTIDE camera.
The Ultrawide is not without its faults, and it is still a step in terms of the quality of the general image compared to the main camera. Notice in the photos above that the image from the main camera has better det det det det det det det det det det details (that the main camera uses little reduction of breezes in the buildings. But even with those downsides, images from the lenses are , more often than not, impressive.
Here are a few more ultrawides from the s25 ultra.
This UNrawdede image was taken indoors with a mix of daylight and daylight.
I am impressed with the dynamic range, which is not as wide as the main camera but is respectable for an Ultrawide phone camera.
Maisie the cat’s downward gaze looks all the more dramatic through an ultrawide lens. Dourse, as purr
The corners are rounded
The pen of the pen out of the Galaxy S25 Ultra. Notice the new rounded corners of the phone.
But wait, there’s more! While the Ultra in the phone’s name doesn’t refer to the UNrawide lens, it does symbolize the phone’s ambitions. The galaxy s25 ULTRA AS ULTRA in terms of specifications: SNAPDITON 8 Elite chip12GB of RAM, a 5,000-Mah battery, two phone cameras, a stylus and, the real star of the phone, that screen. But the same can be said about last year S24 ULTRAIf you throw out the new chip for the past year it is still blazing fast Snapdragon 8 Gen 3.
In terms of physical design, the S25 Ultra has achieved a lot more than the Galaxy Note just found on the previous ultra phone. And similar to the rule Galaxy S25 and S25 plusthe edges of the phone are now flat, which I found the phone easier to hold. The SE25 also weighs less than last year’s model. Watching videos, playing games or just scrolling through social feeds feel more immersive, thanks to the finer requirements of the screen. None of these refinements are major, but they add to the overall look of the Ultra to me more polished and less like I’m carrying a technological brick around with me.
Then there is the AI. Oh, the AI. During the unveiling of the S25 Ultra at the Galaxy event, Samsung highlighted its relationship and partnership with Google. And that might be the best way to think about it all these AI features. You need to have a Google account for the Gemini side of things and a Samsung account for the device and bixby side.
Look at this: Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra Hands-on: A bigger screen and more ai
As advertised, a long press on the power button to let you gemini to ask things like when the next game of war and to it is added to my calendar. Having a digital assistant that performs multiple steps of a single command is nice. Unfortunately, he added the game to the App Talendar of Samsung and not to the App Google Calendar that I have used for years – A guess that adds from the event from the event from the last calendar.
This might sound funny, but besides my preference for Google Apps Over Samsung, having a digital assistant capable of more complex questions. Like most phone owners, I have mastered the step to a word of time that our smartphes have had for years. In the short time I had the phone, I tried to think of additional ways that I could take advantage of it. It is a sophisticated place.
My final thought for now is that I really like the idea of ​​the time Bar on the lock screen showing live updates to background apps. But unlike the iPhone and its live activities on the lock screen, it is very limited at the moment. I see the potential and hope this is something Samsung can get more third-party developers to take advantage of.
I have more testing to do, but after two days, I still feel Ultra good about the New Ultra Ultra.
