A report published recently on the Internet confirmed that the Galaxy A72 will be the first version of the Korean giant that includes penta settings in the rear camera.
A report published by The Elec revealed the details of the camera specifications in the Galaxy A72, which applies to penta settings for the first time in Samsung phones.
According to this report, the Galaxy A72 will include a 64-megapixel main sensor, with a 12-megapixel wide-angle sensor, as well as an 8-megapixel telephoto sensor that supports 3 times optical zoom, and a 5-mega-pixel macro sensor while it comes The latter sensor has a resolution of 5 megapixels to support imaging depth.
Expectations also indicate that Samsung brings the Galaxy S20 FE distinctive 8 mega-pixel camera and supports up to 3 times zoom to its upcoming Galaxy A72, with the OIS optical stabilization feature that will support longer focal lengths.
These details confirm previous leaks that indicated that the Galaxy A72 will be the first version of the Galaxy A series that supports the optical stabilization feature in the camera, and the phone also comes with a 32-megapixel sensor in the front camera.
It is noteworthy that Samsung is also preparing to announce soon for the Galaxy A52, which will be launched later with four settings for the rear camera, as in the release of this year's Galaxy A51, so we expect the announcement of new versions of the Galaxy A phones for more details.
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