Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S27 series is generating buzz with fresh camera leaks.
According to WinFuture, the lineup will include four models: the regular Galaxy S27, S27+, S27 Pro, and S27 Ultra, with internal codenames NM1 through NM4.
The Pro and Ultra models are expected to receive the most significant upgrades.
Their ultrawide cameras will reportedly switch to Sony's IMX855 sensor, a 1/2.55-inch unit with 0.7µm pixels, replacing the Samsung ISOCELL JN3 50MP sensor used in the S26 Ultra.
For selfies, both the Pro and Ultra are tipped to get a new 16MP Samsung sensor with autofocus.
Some database entries even suggest the Pro's front camera might include optical image stabilization.
Base models see modest changes
The standard Galaxy S27 and S27+ are said to retain a 50MP main camera with OIS, a 12MP ultrawide, and a zoom camera with unspecified resolution and zoom level.
Samsung appears to be reserving its best hardware for the higher-tier models.
WinFuture has a reliable track record with early Galaxy hardware information.
The shift to a Sony ultrawide and an improved front camera with autofocus suggests Samsung is focusing on steady refinement rather than a radical overhaul.
More details on main and telephoto sensors, processing tweaks, and camera features are expected as development continues. These early leaks indicate a focus on stronger stabilization.
