With the August Blue Moon supermoon approaching, I thought I’d revisit the myth, or rumor, or supposition that started in March, saying that the Galaxy S23 Ultra was faking its moon photos.While ...

Pictures of the moon taken with the Galaxy S23 Ultra. Capturing photos of the moon is quite challenging, since it’s a super distant luminous subject. Focusing on it is not easy, ...

And Samsung has been using photos of the moon that were seemingly shot with devices like the Galaxy S23 Ultra to prove its point. It turns out, however, that Samsung might have been lying to us ...

You might have seen headlines this week about the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra taking so-called “fake” moon pictures. Ever since the S20 Ultra, Samsung has had a feature called Space Zoom that ...

It has trained the Galaxy S23 Ultra to fill in details that its camera can’t capture when taking photos of the Moon. After all, the 200MP camera on its back is still too tiny to see everything ...

Still, it’s easy to overestimate how much of a leg up the Samsung Galaxy S23 gets here. Its moon photos may look OK from a glance, but they are still bad.

The ad uses the Galaxy S23 Ultra’s camera, and specifically its ability to capture images of the moon as the core selling point, saying: There’s no dark side of the moon with the #GalaxyS23 Ultra.

There's been a lot of hubbub about the Galaxy S23 Ultra faking its moon pictures. But is that what's really happening? We reached out to Samsung and found out.

A new test shows how aggressive the AI for Samsung’s moon photos on the Galaxy S23 Ultra is, but the photos aren’t completely fake. Skip to main content. Toggle main menu ...