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Samsung needs to fix this one camera problem before the Galaxy S27 Ultra launches
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Bruce_Wayne
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Ouroboros
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• 2d ago
↵stferrari said:
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Sorry but I think the Vivo photo has less detail. Maybe a little more color but less detail.
propov
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• 6h agoedited
↵stferrari said:
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Sorry but I think the Vivo photo has less detail. Maybe a little more color but less detail.
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