An anomaly has been detected in the operation of the main cameras of the Samsung Galaxy S23 and S23 Plus at 50 MP, which causes the photosensor to be unable to keep the entire scene in focus. In this respect informs SamMobile version. The glitch causes an annular blur between the center and edge of the frame.
It is claimed that the problem is hardware in nature, so the only way to solve the problem is to replace the photomodule. It is not known what caused the malfunction, but it is stated to occur mostly in copies produced at Samsung factories in Vietnam.
SamMobile editors indirectly confirmed this hypothesis. Journalists were able to recreate the malfunction of the camera, but only in one scenario – when shooting text at close range. SamMobile suspects the issue only affects Vietnamese devices, as the S23 and S23 Plus camera modules are made in India.
The Galaxy S23 and S23 Plus use the same lenses as the S22 and S22 Plus. Against the background of complaints about camera flaws in new flagships, information about anomalies in smartphones from last year began to appear on the network.
Samsung did not comment on the situation at the time of publication.
Formerly socialbites.ca Wrote He said that an annoying camera error was also encountered on Google Pixel 7 Pro smartphones.