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For those who follow technology news at least a little, it was no surprise that artificial intelligence will be the central topic of the upcoming Samsung Unpacked presentation, which will take place next week (February 25, 2026). In anticipation of this event, the company decided to stir up interest by revealing some of the photo and video capabilities that the Galaxy S26 line of smartphones will have.
The main innovation will be an advanced camera system powered by Galaxy AI. Its main idea is to create a seamless environment that combines the processes of shooting, editing, and publishing content. Users will no longer have to switch between different image processing applications, as all professional tools will be integrated directly into the standard interface.
Representatives of the company emphasize several impressive features:
Instant time of day change: AI will allow to turn a daytime photo into a night one in a matter of seconds, completely changing the lighting and atmosphere of the frame.
Generative restoration: the technology is able to reconstruct missing parts of objects in the photo. For example, teasers demonstrated how AI “returns” a bitten off part of a cupcake, making it whole again.
Intelligent merging: the ability to seamlessly glue several different shots into a single, coherent composition right on the device.
Improved night shooting: Thanks to EdgeFusion algorithms, smartphones will be able to capture extremely detailed images and videos even in critically low light conditions.
The videos shared by Samsung clearly demonstrate the results of these AI tools “before and after”. This underscores the company’s commitment to making professional editing accessible to everyone by automating complex processes that previously required special skills and many hours of labor.
In addition to the camera updates, all three models – Galaxy S26, Galaxy S26+, and Galaxy S26 Ultra – are expected to receive an even broader set of features focused on personalized experience and intelligent assistance in everyday tasks.
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