Are the moon photos taken with the Galaxy S23 Ultra fake? Not really<div class="feat-image">
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<p>Smartphone cameras get better every year, but compact sensors still have many limitations, especially when it comes to photos in the dark and zooming. Samsung was one of the first to add a periscope lens to its smartphones for better zoom. With this lens, users can even take pictures of the moon with their phone. But this has become a controversy as some users have questioned whether these photos are in fact real. And I say they are.</p>
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Are the moon photos taken with the Galaxy S23 Ultra fake? Not really
