Samsung Galaxy A37/A57 cameras get huge upgrade with 50MP main sensor

Samsung has shared camera info for the Galaxy A37 and A57. Both use a 50MP Sony IMX906 lens, though some regions may get the Samsung S5KGNJ. The new lens is larger than the A36’s, now 1/1.56 inches instead of 1/1.95. It takes in more light.

That means brighter and sharper photos. Low-light shots look cleaner, with less noise. Colors pop a bit more. Faces, walls, and skies all show more detail. Even small things in day or night shots come out better. Quick snaps on a street or near a park feel sharper. Details stand out, just like that.

These budget phones from Samsung come with the same 5MP macro lens and a 12MP front camera. However, their difference comes in the ultra-wide-angle camera. While the Galaxy A57 comes with a 13MP sensor, the A37 uses an 8MP shooter. Irrespective of the lens capacity, it allows users to capture wide images, close shots, and selfies without additional tools.

Together, the main and extra lenses cover most photo needs. Streets, small items, or far-off scenes are all easy to capture. Even beginners can get strong shots without much effort. You can try near a bench, by a tree, or on a street corner, and the phone handles it fine.

With the main lens and extras, photos are brighter and more detailed. Low-light images look clear, while daylight shots show tiny textures on leaves, walls, or people. Samsung’s hardware update cuts the need to fix images in apps. The phones give more options for any scene. Faces, wide views, or distant subjects all turn out well.

Quick snaps in parks, streets, or crowded spots still work. Small or large scenes, bright or dim light—these phones manage it all. You don’t need extra gear. For mid-range phones, this setup is strong. It may not beat a pro camera, but it handles everyday shots really well, all around.