The embodiment of Samsung’s luxurious flip-over style, the Galaxy Z Flip series comes with one drawback in terms of the camera department – the absence of a zoom lens. The current approach essentially relies only on wide and ultra-wide cameras. On the other hand, a recent study appears to represent a revolution in the paradigm.
This discovered patent shows the Z Flip with an interesting upgrade: along with the triple-camera rear camera system, there also comes a calculated rectangle that takes up a few notches on the chin. While many hopefuls would love to get it on the upcoming Z Flip 6, based on current evidence, the opposite appears to be true.
The patent proves to be more like an indicator of the era to come, and it witnesses Samsung’s pursuit of a more versatile, or advanced camera setup for the upcoming Samsung Z Flips. The Z Flip 7 (expected for 2025) could be the first Samsung phone to sport a 3D camera. In this version, one configures it as if it has a coveted telephoto lens with former wide and ultra-wide options, but it is very important to remember that not every patent guarantees its presentation.
More specifically Z Flip 6 users are still waiting for the zoom camera. This company could consider a design change that would focus on internal improvements such as replacing the standard 12MP primary sensor with a more powerful 50MP sensor, which can capture images with better resolution. Will prepare. And advanced features. On top of that, there is a hint of integration of the top-of-the-line Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 and Galaxy AI, which means an upgrade is expected in terms of performance.
From zoom to smooth flow, the Z Flip 6 is one of the leading players in trying to enhance the core functionalities of existing cameras, while the next iterations will also evolve the zoom powers.
