The Tinhte post that revealed the Galaxy S III test unit may have been pulled down, but it contained more than just a hands-on video - it also had a few 8MP camera samples. Now, the phone is not a production unit and the lighting conditions are far from perfect, but the EXIF data of the samples is still able to reveal a few interesting bits about the smartphone.
That info reveals that the Samsung Galaxy S III has an F/2.6 aperture (the aperture on the S II is F/2.65) and the focal length has gone from 3.97mm to 3.7mm. That means that either the viewing angle of the new Samsung flagship is wider than that of its predecessor (going from 28mm to 26mm in 35mm equivalent) or that the image sensor in the new Galaxy is slightly bigger - about 7%.
Here are the two camera samples:
Sample photos from Samsung Galaxy S III test unit
Update: It turns out there are several more camera samples from the Galaxy S III that were uploaded to Picasa.
Samsung Galaxy S III sample photos
Note that the EXIF lists the camera software as M0_TEST, so there's more work to be done on it before it's finalized.
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