Galaxy S25 Ultra Camera Test and Review

Galaxy S25 Ultra Camera Test and Review

First Impressions, Unboxing Galaxy S25 Ultra

As soon as you open the package, you notice the high-end quality. That slim body, the silky-smooth finish on the back, and that huge quad-camera bump? Oh, it screams power. But then again, looks aren’t everything — let’s see what this camera can do.

What’s New for the S25 Ultra Camera?

Samsung didn’t make minor adjustments to the camera — it redesigned it with futuristic upgrades.

Higher Megapixels and Sensor Size

The S25 Ultra now has a 250MP primary sensor.  Yes, you read correctly.  More light means better pictures, especially in difficult lighting conditions.

The Prospects of Artificial Intelligence in Photography

Samsung’s new AI understands scenes like never before. Be it a latte or sunset, it instantly tweaks settings on the fly to make your shots pop.

A New Telephoto Experience

The dual-telephoto setup now provides a seamless transition across zoom levels so you can get the translucent shots you want at 10x or more — no more of that mushiness.

Real-World Camera Test Begins

Now, building and testing it in the wild.

Daylight Shots: Crisp and Colorful

This camera sings in natural light. The colors come alive but not overly saturated.

Capturing Nature's Details

Leaves, petals, even little bugs—all appear razor sharp. You can zoom in and count the veins on a leaf. It’s wild.

Portrait Mode Perfection

Edge detection? On point. The bokeh — or background blur — is creamy and natural, and it gives the feeling of a DSLR. Your dog, your grandma, your selfies — they’ll all look fabulous.

Shooting in Low Light: A Game Changer

This is where the majority of phones falter. But not the S25 Ultra.

Night Mode in Action

The Night mode is ridiculously powerful. It lights up dark scenes without blowing out highlights. Stars in the sky? Still twinkling.

Indoor Lighting Shots

The camera’s ability to adapt beautifully to warm lights, neon lights, or a candlelit dinner. It did not have any weird orange tints or a grainy mess.

Zoom Test: From 1x to 100x

Samsung’s zoom is legendary, and it’s only improved.

Clarity at 10x and 30x

At 10x, you’d swear you took the photo with a dedicated zoom lens. At 30x, signs and faces are still legible and not too noisy.

Moon Shot Magic at 100x

Yes, it still zooms to the moon — and the results? Sharper, brighter, more detailed than ever. You will feel like an astronomer.

Selfie Camera: More Than Meet The Eyes

A 50MP front camera with autofocus means your selfies will be as lit, sharp, and Instagram-ready as you could wish. It’s also good with backlight — no more shadowy selfies.

Knowing I had a few days of action shooting ahead of me, I put all my efforts into ensuring I had the right recording solution.

Video Recording – Hollywood in Your Pocket

Video shooting feels like you're directing a short film with this phone.

We Tried Out 8K, 4K, and Super Steady Mode

8K video does look ultra crisp, but we can get 4K at 60fps with Super Steady Mode? That’s where the magic lies. Whether you’re riding or dancing, the footage remains smooth.

Wind Reduction and Audio Quality

You can tell that Samsung has improved the microphones. Windy day at the beach? The audio still sounds crisp. A big win for vloggers.

Camcorder features and software capabilities

It’s not only about capturing the image — it’s the use of it afterward.

Pro Mode and RAW Photography

Want total control? Pro Mode is for you. Tweak shutter speed, ISO, focus, white balance — it’s a playground for photography geeks.

Samsung’s Photo Remaster Tool

With one tap, your somewhat drab photo becomes Super Sharp and Colorful. It’s like having Lightroom integrated into your gallery.

Examine what they have to offer against your Competitors

Okay, let’s be honest. Everybody wants to know: how does it compare?

Galaxy S25 Ultra vs. iPhone 15 Pro Max

Apple excels at video and color accuracy, but the S25 Ultra crushes it with higher megapixels, better zoom, and more customization.

Google Pixel 9 Pro vs S25 Ultra

The Pixel is a computational demon, but Samsung’s hardware brawn gives it the edge in versatility and raw detail.

Battery Drain While Using Camera

Do you worry that during a shoot, your batteries will run out? Don’t be. The 5,500mAh battery has decent optimization. After an hour of heavy camera use, we had still 73% left. Impressive.

Final verdict: So, does that make the Galaxy S25 Ultra the best camera phone?

In one word: Yes. It’s the most comprehensive phone camera experience you can buy now. Whether you’re a weekend Instagrammer or a semi-pro content creator, this phone has your back.

Conclusion

The Galaxy S25 Ultra is more than a flagship; it's a creative engine. Whether it’s a sunset or your morning coffee, it makes everything cinematic, even if you’re photographing a once-in-a-lifetime event.

If you’ve ever wanted to fit a DSLR into your pocket, then the S25 Ultra just made that happen. So now, shoot the stars, frame your world, and let your story unfold one pixel at a time.

FAQs

1. Should you upgrade to the Galaxy S25 Ultra from the S24 Ultra?

If you’re into camera upgrades, better AI, better zoom — absolutely yes.

2. Is RAW image capture supported on the S25 Ultra?

Yes! It allows full RAW capture to support advanced photography editing.

3. Is there an option to record 8K with the S25 Ultra?

Yup, and it looks amazing. Just ensure that you have storage space!

4. Low light performance of the camera?

Night mode is brilliant. You get bright, detailed shots even in near darkness.

5. Does the selfie camera produce good video calls?

Definitely. The 50MP sensor helps keep your video crisp and clear — even in bad lighting.