According to a new leak, Galaxy A phones coming next year will benefit from a significant upgrade at the camera level.

Samsung's new Galaxy A Series is popular all over the world for its large screens, long battery life, good design and quality cameras. Based on the latest leak, it looks like Galaxy A Series phones coming next year will have at least three cameras and, in some cases, four cameras.

The roadmap presented below, released today by Sudhanshu Ambhore, reveals to us all members of the upcoming Galaxy A Series phones and their cameras. There will be at least eight smartphones and seven different main cameras ranging from 13 to 108 MP. Like Galaxy A Series phones launched this year, the wide angle camera will be used throughout the series.

The Galaxy A21, Galaxy A31 and Galaxy A41 are the only phones that do not have a telephoto camera, which means they'll only use the main camera and the wide angle camera. Meanwhile, the Galaxy A81 and Galaxy A91 headlamps will receive a telephoto lens equipped with a 5x optical zoom, which will make it the first Samsung smartphone to offer this optical zoom.

The Galaxy A81 will feature Samsung's 64-megapixel sensor, while the Galaxy A91 will feature the new 108-megapixel sensor announced by Samsung earlier this week. It should be noted that the first sensor will be able to capture images with a precision of 16 megapixels thanks to Tetracell technology, which integrates four small pixels into the sensor to form a single large pixel, while the second sensor will take pictures with a precision of 27 megapixels thanks to the same technology.