S23 Ultra camera/lens positions

[Alflinus]

I have been looking for a site or YouTube that tells me what the physical lens positions is. Which lens does what i.e. what is the lens left top is it main lens? Telephoto? Macro? Something else?

Where do I find which position is which?

Left top

Left middle

Left bottom

Right top

Right bottom

Thanks

Alflinus 

[270]

Turn on your camera and then hold one finger over one of the lenses and see if it blocks the view. That way you'll find out which lens does which setting.

[Alflinus]

Thanks for replying but I don't know what camera settings are using what lenses. By knowing the lens I can backtrack to the camera setting like you said.

[GaryB82]

This might help you 

[Alflinus]

Thanks That's exactly what I'm looking for. Just one question. What is laser AF lens for? (I don't know what camera settings use what lenses)

[GaryB82]

its a deep sensor laser autofocus (AF) sensor that uses a Time of Flight (ToF) laser to calculate the distance and depth of an object by measuring how long it takes for a light beam to reflect back to the camera. This method works in any lighting condition, especially in low light.

[Alflinus]

Thanks

[GaryB82]

Your welcome 

[userra]

Triple-lens cameras on smartphones offer a variety of benefits over single or dual-lens cameras. Here's a breakdown of the typical functions of each lens:
* Wide-angle lens: This lens captures a wider field of view compared to the main sensor, allowing you to fit more elements into your photos, which is useful for capturing landscapes or group shots.
* Main sensor lens: This is the primary lens used in most photography situations. It generally offers the highest resolution and best overall image quality.
* Telephoto lens: This lens provides optical zoom, enabling you to capture close-up shots without losing image quality. This is particularly useful for capturing distant objects or zooming in on details.
Some phones may also use a dedicated macro lens for extreme close-up shots or a depth sensor to capture depth information for features like portrait mode. Per Google

[Sanmil65]

Thank you very much!