
Samsung may expand its inkjet lens printing process to the Galaxy S27 Ultra, Gadgets 360 reports. The company introduced the technology with this year’s Galaxy S26 Ultra. It replaces part of the…
Samsung may expand its inkjet lens printing process to the Galaxy S27 Ultra, Gadgets 360 reports. The company introduced the technology with this year’s Galaxy S26 Ultra. It replaces part of the conventional light-blocking film inside the lens assembly with matte ink.
The process is expected to reduce internal reflections while allowing a thinner camera module. The report also names the lens elements that may use the method and repeats earlier rumours about the Galaxy S27 Ultra’s rear camera system. These details remain unconfirmed reports, not official specifications from Samsung.
The story should not be sold as proof of a major camera breakthrough. A thinner module and fewer internal reflections could help, but the report does not provide measurements, image samples or a confirmed lens list. Nor does it establish how much slimmer the phone will be. The useful test will be Samsung’s final specifications and independent camera comparisons, especially reflections and low-light images against the Galaxy S26 Ultra.
Source: gadgets360.com
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