Cortis Concert Photos

A concert at Indonesia Arena became a practical showcase for the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, as its 200 MP camera, 50 MP telephoto lens, and Galaxy AI tools were used to capture Cortis and other performers from the very back of the venue. The setup mattered because the photos were taken from the Pink festival section at the far end of the arena, where distance usually makes concert shots harder to manage. Yet the device was still able to produce close-looking fan shots, wider selfie frames, and edits that removed distracting objects from the scene. Long-distance concert shots with 10x zoom KompasTekno used the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s 200 MP main camera and 50 MP telephoto camera with 5x to 10x zoom to photograph Cortis, Mahalini, and other performers during Allo Bank 2026. From that position, the 10x zoom was the key tool for bringing the stage closer in the frame. Camera Feature Use in the concert Result noted 200 MP main camera Concert photography from the back of the arena Captured detailed stage moments 50 MP telephoto camera, 5x–10x zoom Zoomed in on Cortis and other acts Made distant performers appear much closer Ultrawide rear camera Used for a Gen Z-style selfie Produced a wider and more detailed selfie frame The concert itself was held in mid-June and drew thousands of Coer, the fandom name for Cortis fans, to Indonesia Arena. The event also featured local artists including Mahalini, Rizky Febian, Tenxi, Naykilla, and Nassar. AI Eraser and Create add quick fixes Beyond the zoom test, the Galaxy S26 Ultra also showed how its AI tools can help clean up a typical concert photo. AI Eraser was used to remove distracting objects such as other hands, photobombs, and litter on the floor, with the missing area filled in automatically by AI. Samsung’s workflow for the feature is straightforward in the Gallery app: open a photo, tap the Galaxy AI star icon, choose AI Eraser, mark the object to remove, and press Generate. The edited result was described as neat enough that the correction was barely visible. Another feature called Create was used to change the color of an outfit through a text prompt. In the example described by KompasTekno, the AI turned the clothing into red and green tones to match Cortis’ “REDRED” concept. AI Tool Main Function Observed Outcome AI Eraser Removes unwanted objects from photos Photobombs and other distractions disappeared cleanly Create Edits a photo with a text prompt Outfit colors were changed to suit the concept The concert images also included a close view of Cortis, with Juhoon and Keonho appearing in one of the Galaxy S26 Ultra captures. Separate photos showed the wider festival atmosphere, including Mahalini, Rizky Febian, Nassar, and Tenxi on stage. For concertgoers who like to build a photodump after a show, the combination of high-resolution cameras, long zoom, and Galaxy AI editing tools offers a faster way to prepare pictures before posting them to social media. In this case, the phone was tested against the practical problems of a crowded arena, and it handled distance, clutter, and quick edits in a single event. Source: tekno.kompas.com

Cortis Concert Photos on Galaxy S26 Ultra, Zoom 10x and AI Eraser Put to the Test