Nighttime photography has come a long way over the past 10 years, and the Galaxy S26 is poised to push it forward further, according to Samsung’s new teaser about the future of low-light photos using Galaxy AI. For those unaware, Samsung is preparing to announce the Galaxy S26 at Galaxy Unpacked on February 25. You can already place a reservation on the phones using the Galaxy Reserve Program, and doing so will net you not only a $30 credit when you pre-order, but also chances at $5,000 and more. It’s also likely to be one of the best Android phones of 2026.
With these new phones just around the corner, it makes sense that Samsung is ramping up the marketing. Earlier this morning, it announced a series of 3D billboards around the globe that it was using to likely tease some new Galaxy AI features. Now, it’s taking to social media to promote how Galaxy AI is advancing low-light photos, which suggests the Galaxy S26 will be a powerhouse when it comes to nighttime photography.
Galaxy S26 low-light photos won’t need a spotlight to produce a clear image
If you’ve ever seen the way the Night Sight photos look from Google’s Pixel phones, that should give you an idea of how things might look with the Galaxy S26 series. Though based on Samsung’s tweet over on X, the Galaxy S26 might be better. “No spotlight needed. Can your phone do that? Get ready for the next level of Nightography with #GalaxyAI to light up any occasion,” the tweet reads.
Accompanying this text is a short video. It showcases how dark things were before Galaxy AI offers assistance to brighten things up. Right now, it’s impossible to tell just how good nightography on these new phones will be. However, if it’s as good as Samsung is teasing in this tweet, that’s promising. Future Galaxy S26 owners will be in for some high-quality photos. The Galaxy S26 series likely has a lot more to offer than just better nighttime photography. That being said, expect to see some more teasers surrounding features leading up to the announcement
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