Samsung may be looking to up the Galaxy S11 camera game with new ‘Bright Night’ sensor 

Samsung Galaxy S11 ought to have an excellent camera if it wants to compete with iPhones and Pixels and Mates of world. A new sensor would be need of hour, considering how Samsung has been using literally same 12MP dual aperture camera in its high-end flagships for a while w. re have been rumours that Samsung is prepping a new 108MP camera sensor for Galaxy S11-series, so that’s a lot to look forward to. But re’s more.  

Samsung has filed a patent at European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) for a “Bright Night” camera sensor for smartphones and tablets that could make its way to next Galaxy S phone. Samsung alrey uses terms Bright Night to differentiate its night mode from ors, but going forward, it could turn into hardware-specific if patent filing is anything to go by. We don’t kw if it’s a term meant specifically for alleged 108MP main sensor, or an all-new nighttime photography sensor. 

next Samsung Galaxy S phone, likely to be called Galaxy S11, is rumoured to pack a whopping 108MP camera and support for 8K video recording. Folks at XDA-developers recently uneard a slew of information buried in beta code of Samsung’s in-house camera app that suggested Galaxy S11 could pack a bunch of new camera modes. se include “Director’s View, Night Hyperlapse, Single Take Photo, Vertical Parama, and custom filters.” 

With iPhone finally catching up with Google Pixel in photography in more ways than one this year, Samsung clearly needs next Galaxy S phone to deliver on that front. While rumoured 108MP camera and Samsung’s seemingly under--works camera modes do sound exciting, only time will tell how good y are in real world us. More details are awaited. 

Galaxy S11 is rumoured to come in three sizes and as many as five variants with top-end Galaxy S11+ being 5G-only. Samsung will reportedly launch Galaxy S11 lineup on February 11, 2020. 

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