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At close distances, the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra has markedly better focusing capability than the S20 Ultra. It focuses quickly and correctly almost every time in still pictures, but it’s when you’re recording videos that the improvements are really noticeable. Etc etc etc
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The Galaxy Note 20 Ultra has a 12MP periscope lens capable of 5x optical zoom and up to 50x hybrid zoom. The 12MP sensor is a step down from the 48MP sensor on the Galaxy S20 Ultra, which is why you can only zoom in till 50x. However, in the real world, that’s more than enough. In daylight, the zoom camera works brilliantly till 10x and well enough till 20x, while 50x photos are usually quite blurry. In well lit environments at night, you get good results till 10x.
The viewfinder does tend to jump around a bit too much at all zoom levels, though, especially in one-hand operation. Samsung has also reduced post-processing to the point that the phone doesn’t sharpen pictures as much as the Galaxy S20 Ultra and often makes it seem like the output is blurred, even though it’s just a lack of sharp detail. This needs etc etc etc
The Galaxy Note 20 Ultra boasts a huge 6.9-inch display with a dynamic 120Hz refresh rate, a sharp 108MP camera with laser auto focus and a more responsive S Pen. The regular Galaxy Note 20 is the better option for those who can live without a 120Hz display and and more advanced cameras.
The Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra is the better phone overall, as it offers more advanced cameras and a faster Snapdragon 888 chip. And the newer Galaxy S22 Ultra launch is tipped for February.
However, as you'll see in my full Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra review, this is an excellent device.
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