Galaxy Z Fold 4 camera — here's everything you need to know
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The competition might be getting more fierce each year, but for now at least the Galaxy Z Fold 4 is still one of the best foldable phones on the market. This fourth generation came with a number of improvements, a good number of which had to do with its cameras. In fact, many of these upgrades were taken straight from the Galaxy S22 series.
Continue reading below to find out everything there is to know about the Galaxy Z Fold 4 cameras and what they can do.
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Quick samples from the Galaxy Z Fold 4 cameras:
Galaxy Z Fold 4 camera upgrades
First and foremost, we have a brand new 50MP sensor sitting behind the main camera on the Galaxy Z Fold 4! For context, the Z Fold 3 came with a 12MP main camera. This one comes with a F1.8 aperture and 1.0 μm pixel size.
One notable difference with the previous model here is that it had a larger 1.8 μm pixel size, which allows for more light to be captured. That said, the new main camera uses pixel binning for its default shooting mode, which sacrifices pixel count for better low-light performance.
The last camera that has received an upgrade that we want to talk about is the under-display snapper situated on the main screen (opened position). It is now covered by a denser display layer meant to do a better job at hiding it away from the users sight, although in our experience it is still visible.
How many cameras does the new Galaxy Z Fold have?
The Galaxy Z Fold 4 comes with a triple camera array on the back and two front-facing cameras — one on the inner display and another on the cover display.
Galaxy Z Fold 4 camera: How many megapixels will it be?
Here are the Galaxy Z Fold 4 cameras and their respective megapixels:
- Main camera – 50MP (pixel binning to 12MP by default)
- 3x telephoto camera – 10MP
- Ultra-wide camera – 12MP
- Under-display selfie camera – 4MP
- Cover display selfie camera – 10MP
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