What you need to know
- Users are reporting a strange “blurred banana” effect on their Galaxy S23, S23+, and S23 Ultra.
- The cause of this problem is unknown, but one user suggests that field curvature may be involved.
- A newly surfaced rumor floats the possibility of a big Samsung update in March that adds some camera optimization improvements.
Samsung’s latest flagship phone line is facing a very obtrusive camera problem. We hope this will be fixed in the rumored update.
Users on NotebookCheck’s German forums have started reporting experiences with strange blurry issues on the Samsung Galaxy S23 and S23+. According to user complaints, some parts of the photo are very out of focus after taking the photo and then trying to view it. These same users created the issue as a “blurred banana” due to the curved shape the issue takes.
Examples of strange blurry problems range from text photography (where it’s most visible) to typical nature photography. Most photos look perfectly in focus, but in some cases, you may see a curved or banana-like blurry pattern in your photos.
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This weird blurry image issue isn’t limited to the Galaxy S23 and S23+, we know it affects the S23 Ultra as well. , which may be due to field curvature. If you tilt his latest S23-series camera slightly, the focus area will appear distorted, which unfortunately leaves a blurry pattern in the photo.
It’s still unclear what the exact cause here is (if any), but as a user added there could be another problem with the eccentric lens. The Galaxy S23 and S23+ both have 50MP Using a triple camera array, the S23 Ultra boasts a powerful 200MP main shooter. We’ll have to see how it goes from here and if this is a bigger problem than we currently know.
However, there may be light at the end of this blurry tunnel. Tweet By IceUniverse (via SamMobile). Rumor has it that Samsung may be preparing a big update for him at the end of March, which could include some form of camera optimization.
Users want camera improvements, but rumors currently point towards the series’ night mode and its overall photo quality. It has undergone some “scrutiny” for failing to take proper lunar photos.
Samsung hasn’t confirmed such an update yet, so we’ll have to wait and see. not.
