Reporting: The Galaxy Note 8 dual-shot system will enable optical zoom

We are less than a month away from the official announcement of Samsung's next Galaxy Premium note ship, the Galaxy Note 8. Now that the design has been exposed on countless occasions along with much of its technical specifications, a new report emerges, Of the dual-camera array that comes with the Galaxy Note 8.

The new information about the dual-camera system at the Galaxy 8 comes from none other than the top mobile analyst Mingchi-Cao, who was one of the first sources of high reliability to confirm that Samsung's next flagship will offer 2 cameras in its back. According to the analyst's fresh remarks, using the pair of sensors on the back of the Navigator 8 users will be able to optical zoom up to 3 times without compromising quality.
Cao also said that the photographic sensors for the Note 8 dual-camera array will be produced by Samsung itself, one of which is a 13-megapixel wide-angle sensor, while the remaining is a 12-megapixel telephoto sensor. Each of the sensors will come with Optical Image Stabilizer (OIS).

The comments of the senior mobile analyst as well as previous reports on the capabilities of the Galaxy Note 8 dual-camera system are in line with an official announcement released by Israeli company Corephotonics earlier this year. The company, which specializes in developing camera modules, announced this February that it was cooperating with SEMCO, a subsidiary of Samsung, which is responsible for, inter alia, the manufacture of cameras.
Among the Israeli company's development offerings is a dual-camera array with up to 3x optical zoom capabilities, just as expected with the Galaxy Note 8. Accordingly, the next Samsung flagship, the Galaxy Note 8, Israeli conflict.

Samsung will announce the Galaxy Note 8 on August 23.