@DaOldMan The whole time I am talking about the main camera and how to test it. Samsung engineers did workaround solution with ultrawide camera for macro photography. But the ultrawide camera is not 200 MPx and it does not have the parameters for which people pay a lot of money. So saying S23 Ultra doesn't have bananagate problem is wrong. The main camera on S23 Ultra has this problem and the AI programmed to fool customers with the ultrawide lens and the focus enhancement. Fooled was also
@chetszot , so you can go back to the store, set the camera into 200 MPx, take the picture again and you will prove for yourself that the main camera on S23 Ultra has the bananagate issue, just because you don't know how to test it doesn't mean the problem isn't there.
@DaOldMan Bananagate is visible also on landscape photos which were taken with the main camera. Good photographer can see it in the details of buildings, signs, but also leaves and tree branches.