Samsung has taken smartphone videography to the next level with the Galaxy S25 Ultra. The new flagship can record 8K videos at 30 fps (frames per second) with its ultrawide camera, producing high-resolution cinematic footage. The Galaxy S24 Ultra’s ultrawide camera tops out at UHD (Ultra HD) resolution for videos, going up to 60 fps.
Galaxy S25 Ultra can record 8K videos with its ultrawide camera
Samsung introduced a new ultrawide camera with the Galaxy S25 Ultra. The aging 12MP sensor has been replaced with a 50MP unit. This upgrade allowed for 8K video recording with the ultrawide lens. Users can now capture cinematic, immersive videos. The higher resolution minimizes pixelation and noise when cropping or zooming in, giving you more detailed videos.
The 200MP main camera and 50MP 5x telephoto zoom camera can already record 8K videos. With this upgrade, you have more lens choices when recording high-resolution videos, letting you capture the same scene from different perspectives. The Galaxy S25 Ultra’s overclocked Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy chipset makes the experience a breeze.
The new Samsung flagship also brings several other notable camera enhancements. You get improved low-light photos and videos, expanded dynamic range, and virtual aperture. The latter is a DSLR-grade feature that allows you to adjust the depth of field, creating natural bokeh effects for cinematic compositions. Whether you’re a casual videographer or a professional, the Galaxy S25 Ultra delivers an unparalleled experience.
Samsung is still taking pre-orders for the device, but not much time is left. You get extra benefits if you place your order before the general sales open on February 7. Our Mystery Box program also expires the same day, so you better hurry up. The Galaxy S25 Ultra starts at $1,299.99 but you can grab it for less with exclusive early bird offers from Samsung.
