Rumors are circulating that Samsung is working on making the cameras in the upcoming Galaxy S26 series thinner. This innovative approach involves using inkjet printing with matte ink to replace the film currently used in the cameras. By using this method, Samsung aims to reduce the overall thickness of the camera modules. While the difference may be marginal, it is expected to contribute to thinner camera bumps on the Galaxy S26 devices.
Each camera module contains multiple stacked lenses, and the use of inkjet printing is anticipated to make a noticeable impact on the overall thickness of the cameras. This advancement is part of Samsung's ongoing efforts to enhance the design and functionality of its flagship smartphones.
While specific details about the extent of thinning have not been disclosed, the implementation of this new technology is expected to set the Galaxy S26 series apart in terms of camera aesthetics and performance.
