
While the new Galaxy Z series opens a new chapter in foldables, there is nothing absolutely new in terms of the cameras used in any of the models, of which there are three, Fold8 Ultra, Fold8 and Flip8. We will look at the two top models, which are the most interesting for users who also used their smartphone as camera. Interestingly, though, only the Flip8 model seems to have the new Super Steady with Horizontal Lock available on the Galaxy S26 series.
The Galaxy Z Fold8 features dual 50 MP cameras which deliver, according to Samsung, “consistent high-resolution detail across wide and ultra-wide perspectives, helping preserve image quality across different scenes and shooting conditions.” The main camera features a 1/1.57″ sensor paired with a f/1.8, 23mm lens with dual pixel PDAF and OIS and the option to do 2x zoom, while the ultra-wide features a 1/2.5″ sensor paired with a f/1.9 16mm lens with dual pixel PDAF. The remaining cameras are for selfies, both 10MP, enough for what they are designed for.
The Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra features a 200 MP main camera system that captures rich, detailed photos with greater clarity, and is now enhanced with High Dynamic Range (HDR) capability in 200 MP mode for more true-to-life images. It also includes a new 50 MP ultra-wide camera that brings, Samsung adds, “greater detail and clarity to wider scenes and macro shots, giving users more flexibility when capturing landscapes, interiors, group shots, and close-up details.”
Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra and Z Fold8, are available for pre-order at major carriers and retailers, with general availability starting August 7, 2026. The Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra starts at $2,099.99 and Galaxy Z Fold8 starts at $1,899.99. Both are available in 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB storage options.
