좌 : 부드럽게, 우 : 순정 상태

Let's start with the main camera, which has sadly prompted Samsung to revert to an old negative habit. Images from the main camera oftentimes come out excessively sharpened.

Worse yet, we can notice a clear difference between our Galaxy S23 Ultra photos from the camera comparison we did back in March and the phone's photos today. The main camera images were sharper than average back then but are way oversharpened now, to the point that you can see a halo at the edge where the trees meet the sky in the shots below.

Samsung needs to address this oversharpening issue with a dedicated system update.

Samsung's overzealous sharpening has put a dent in what has been a stellar experience, but we're sure it's fixable, and we urge Samsung to do so.

Still, we wouldn't expect a laid-back natural-looking processing out of the Galaxy S23 Ultra. That's not Samsung's way. The Galaxy S23 Ultra creates striking, popping images that stand out with their contrast and color even at the smartphone screen level.

If you want more authentic photographic results from your phone, go with an iPhone, but you'll miss out on a super telephoto in your pocket. Managing expectations is one of the most important things in life. It doesn't make sense to expect the Galaxy S23 Ultra to behave like a Leica camera and then become disappointed that it doesn't.

요약하자면,

S23 울트라의 현재 펌웨어는 초기보다 오버샤픈되는 경향이 있어 

카메라 어시스턴트를 이용해 부드럽게 옵션 활성화를 추천하며

이러한 것이 삼성의 old negative habit이므로 장망원 렌즈 필요 여부에 따라 제조사를 선택 하라네요.