The itel S26 Ultra Review runs a triple rear setup 50MP main, 2MP depth, and a 0.08MP auxiliary lens where the main camera does the heavy lifting and resolves images at up to 8160 × 6144 pixels, giving you plenty of detail to work with in decent lighting. The 2MP depth sensor adds some legitimacy to portrait mode compared to phones that fake the effect entirely, though it’s still not the same as having a dedicated telephoto or ultrawide. Video recording steps up to 2K at 30fps on both the rear and front cameras, which is a genuine upgrade over the 1080p ceiling on older itel models and makes the footage noticeably cleaner for YouTube uploads or reels. The 32MP selfie camera resolves at 6528 × 4896 pixels and also shoots 2K video, so front-facing content creators will find it more capable than most phones in this segment. The 10x digital zoom is there when you need it, but realistically anything past 4x or 5x softens up quickly without optical zoom to back it. LED flash handles rear shots in low light, while the screen flash on the front works well enough for indoor selfies not perfect, but functional for casual use.