Camera focal lengths

[Moiramon]

I wish that they would change the cameras.

Scrap the ultrawide. The normal camera is a wide angle lens anyway, with an equivalent focal length of 24mm. Then give us either a 1.5x 35mm point and shoot camera equivalent or a 2x 50mm SLR camera equivalent. Then the 3x telephoto. Or if you've got the ultra the10x telephoto as well.

[Vetri]

Very true, I no longer see any point in UW in mobile phones, the main is wide enough anyway

[Moiramon]

The ultrawide is near useless any way. To much bow and distortion. I've had an SLR camera and never considered a 13mm lens. 24 to 28mm was a wide angle lens.

[Moiramon]

I think a good setup would be 24mm wide, 35mm Std and 70mm telephoto plus the 10 times telephoto on the ultra.

[Joeeye]

There's options and settings to correct the camera distortion from the ultrawide lens. It really looks great on the S25 Ultra and it's the reason macro shots have greatly improved.

[Moiramon]

I've got the setting on in the camera assistant but your not going to get rid of all the distortion in a ultrawide lens.

[Joeeye]

It really does depend on the scene. The ultrawide is still a useful camera for even indoor shots and large groups. I've had to use it many a time to fit everybody into 1 shot.