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Around three months is what remains for the official presentation of the new Samsung Galaxy S10. Thanks to the different leaks, we can already assume that there will be four models that we will see in February at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, with the 5G model that will be sold exclusively in Korea. A new leak reveals this time more technical details of the camera that will carry the company's Galaxy S10 in its four variants: the S10, the S10 Lite, the S10 Plus and the S10 Plus 5G.
Up to six cameras on the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus
Despite the fact that today a good part of the characteristics of the Samsung Galaxy S10 are known, the truth is that the cameras are one of the main unknowns of the new brand. Various media have been leaking some details of the sensors in recent weeks, and it was not until today when the Korean media The Bell has confirmed the camera configuration of the four S10 models.
Specifically, the aforementioned leak states that the Galaxy S10 will have the following configurations:
- Galaxy S10 Lite: a single front camera and two rear cameras (RGB lens and zoom)
- Galaxy S10: two front cameras and two rear cameras (RGB lens and zoom)
- Galaxy S10 Plus: two front cameras and three rear cameras (RGB lens, wide angle and zoom)
- Galaxy S10 Plus 5G: two front cameras and three rear cameras (RGB lens, wide angle, ToF and zoom)
Beyond the Lite, base and Plus models, the one that most catches our attention is without a doubt the S10 Plus 5G. The aforementioned media from South Korea affirms that it will have nothing more and nothing less than four cameras with a configuration similar to that of the Samsung Galaxy A9. The only difference that we would find would be due to the ToF sensor, which will be intended for the use of Augmented Reality in applications that require the aforementioned feature through the camera. Unfortunately, its distribution will be limited to Korea, at least for the first few months.
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Regarding the rest of the models, we do not expect big changes compared to past generations. The S10 Lite and the regular S10 will come with similar rear cameras, with RGB and telephoto lenses for portrait and zoom mode. Where we do expect to find differences is in the front camera thanks to the incorporation of a second telephoto sensor in the normal S10.
The S10 Plus will also feature the same front camera setup. The main difference is found in the back with the incorporation of a wide angle lens.
