Solar filter for galaxy S22 Ultra.

[DollyD]

I'm Interested to know if any members have used filters, solar or others for their galaxy phone.

A member commented when zooming in on the sun, it could damage the camera sensor.

Members thoughts and recommendations would be appreciated. 

[mbckl]

I think as long as you are not taking a direct shot of the sun, your phone will be fine.

It's a similar issue with high powered laser (in some clubs). I dont think its an issue here in AU, but in countries with less regulations, I have seen lasers damaging camera sensors!

[DollyD]

Thank you for the information. It's good to get another members opinion on solar filters.

[imagroova2]

I have played around taking pic's into lasers with my current phone & not had any issues.

[DollyD]

Nice photos of the lasers. I'm glad you haven't had any issues.

[FijiBoy1234]

IR (infrared) lasers, particularly strong ones like those in LiDAR systems or powerful laser pointers, can damage camera sensors, causing permanent issues such as dead pixels, streaks, or lines in images.

[DollyD]

Thank you. I will keep that in mind. Maybe it's worth buying a solar filter to be on the safe side.