Ilon Musk also admired the ‘100 times zoom’ function of galaxy s23 equipped with the best camera.
On the 7th (Korean time), American tech YouTuber Marquess Brownlee, who has an overwhelming number of subscribers of 16.6 million, posted a video of him taking the moon with the Galaxy S23 on his Twitter.
The moon, which looked like a small dot, filled the screen when the zoom was pulled, and the moon’s pattern was clearly revealed when the camera focused.
(Marques Brownlee Twitter)With the video, Brownley sent a high praise by adding the comment, “I don’t know who needs to take a 100-fold magnified picture of the moon, but the Galaxy S23 is definitely a phone for that person.”
About 5 minutes after Brownlee’s tweet was uploaded, Elon Musk appeared in the tweet and left an exclamation of “wow”. Musk’s reaction was brief, but the reaction of netizens was hot.
Netizens tagged Musk and boasted of a 100x zoom photo taken with his Galaxy, “Can a Tesla phone do this?”, “So when will the Tesla phone come out?” and left a response.
Brownlee’s tweet has received more than 6.4 million views and 90,000 likes in six hours.
Meanwhile, according to Samsung Electronics, the galaxy s23 ultra has entered the main camera (rear) for the first time in galaxy products. If you use the space zoom function, which can magnify up to 100 times, you can clearly capture the movement of the singer on stage even from the back seat of the concert hall.
“The Galaxy S23 series will redefine the standard for premium smartphone performance,” said Noh Tae-moon, head of Samsung Electronics’ MX (mobile experience) division, who unveiled three Galaxy S23 series models at the San Francisco Merconic Auditorium on the 1st. “We are proud to say that it is the best among the Galaxy S series in terms of performance and quality.”
Source: Donga
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