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<\/p>\nCapturing new angles like never before, Galaxy S26 Ultra\u2019s broadcast-ready capture transforms how skateboarding is filmed, experienced and delivered in real time<\/p>\n
LOS ANGELES \u2013 April 04, 2026 \u2013 Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., a global partner of Street League Skateboarding (SLS) today announced that Galaxy S26 Ultra was used to film live Street League Skateboarding (SLS) competition for the first time when it captured the SLS DTLA Takeover on April 4. Galaxy S26 Ultra\u2019s pro-grade camera redefines the role of mobile devices in sports, delivering a fresh visual experience of skateboarding that reflects the intensity of the sport itself.<\/p>\n
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Sports broadcasting is evolving, bringing fans closer to the experience by moving cameras closer to the action. Samsung is driving this shift with the Galaxy camera system and its ability to operate at broadcast-level performance through the pairing of connectivity and mobility.<\/p>\n
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Earlier this year, Galaxy flagship device was used to stream Opening Ceremony of the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026, where Samsung worked alongside Olympic Broadcasting Services (OBS) to embed Galaxy devices throughout the venue at one of the world\u2019s largest sports stages.<\/p>\n
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The result was a new layer of visual storytelling, capturing dynamic perspectives that complemented traditional broadcast coverage. These capabilities extended to the Galaxy Unpacked 2026, showcasing its ability to deliver professional-grade video capture and transmission.<\/p>\n
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Now, Samsung is helping lead this transformation within skateboarding competitions by embedding Galaxy S26 Ultra directly into key course features \u2014 including rails, ledges and gaps \u2014 across the entire SLS 2026 season, fully scaling the Galaxy POV (point of view) first introduced at the 2026 SLS Sydney stop.<\/p>\n
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\u201cMobile innovation is opening new possibilities for how sports are captured and experienced,\u201d said Joshua Cho, Executive Vice President and Head of the Visual Solution Team, Mobile eXperience (MX) Business at Samsung Electronics. \u201cAt Milano Cortina we demonstrated how Galaxy technology can complement traditional broadcast systems. With Street League Skateboarding, we\u2019re bringing that same approach directly into the course with our newest, most advanced device camera, and using mobile POV to capture skateboarding from entirely new perspectives.\u201d<\/p>\n
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Embedded throughout the course, the devices provide skater-level perspectives, offering angles that traditional broadcast systems often cannot capture. This footage feeds directly into the live production workflow, enabling near-instant replay and offering viewers a fresh visual experience that reflects the intensity of the sport itself.<\/p>\n
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From speed to the precision of every landing, skateboarding is defined by details that are often lost from a distance. With mobile cameras placed directly inside the course, Samsung is reimagining how the sport is experienced, bringing fans closer to each mid-air movement, board flip and landing. These new perspectives offer deeper insight into technique, timing and control, while strengthening the connection between fans, the sport and the athlete.<\/p>\n
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Featuring Samsung\u2019s most advanced mobile imaging system to date, Galaxy S26 Ultra is designed to perform in fast-moving, unpredictable environments, much like the athletes themselves. It delivers professional-grade camera performance and high-quality footage across a wide range of shooting conditions with enhanced stabilisation, intelligent processing and the ability to maintain clarity in low-light or high-speed conditions. This allows it to operate alongside conventional cameras while maintaining clarity, stability and detail within spaces traditional broadcast cameras cannot easily access.<\/p>\n
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The placement of Galaxy S26 Ultra devices follows the rhythm and flow of each run, revealing the style, speed and precision of each trick from within the course itself. Galaxy features also extend the creative possibilities of production. Features such as Super Steady1<\/a> with horizontal lock stabilisation help maintain smooth, level footage even during high-speed motion, while Instant Slow-Mo2<\/a> with horizontal lock stabilisation help maintain smooth, level footage even during high-speed motion, while Instant Slow-Mo enables detailed replay of tricks as they happen. Together, these capabilities allow production teams to capture skateboarding with greater clarity, stability and proximity \u2014 showcasing the precision, style and technical skill behind every movement.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA \u2013 APRIL 04: <>during the Samsung and Street League Skateboarding\u2019s Los Angeles Takeover at Ace Mission Studios on April 04, 2026 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Joe Scarnici\/Getty Images for Samsung)<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n \u201cSkateboarding is reaching more people than ever before, especially as the sport continues to grow on the global stage,\u201d said Brett Clarke, Chief Revenue Officer at Thrill Sports, the parent company of Street League Skateboarding. \u201cCollaborations like the one we have with Samsung help us evolve how the sport is shared with fans while staying true to the creativity and culture that define skateboarding.\u201d<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n The debut of Galaxy S26 Ultra POV integration at the SLS DTLA Takeover signals where sports broadcasting is heading next. As the SLS Championship Tour continues, Samsung will continue exploring how mobile technology can evolve into versatile broadcast tools. Looking ahead to major global sporting events and the road to Los Angeles 2028, this shift suggests a future in which the boundary between smartphone camera and broadcast camera continues to disappear, bringing fans closer to the action.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n About Street League Skateboarding<\/p>\n Since its inception in 2010, Street League Skateboarding (SLS) has propelled street skateboarding from a collection of independent standalone events to a renowned global series. As pioneers of street skateboarding\u2019s premium qualification system and competition format, SLS offers an amateur-to-professional pathway and creates thrilling live events across the globe. The SLS Championship Tour is recognized as the world\u2019s premier professional street skateboarding competition. Events take place on custom-built, one-of-a-kind, SLS-certified plazas in major cities around the world, with the best in the sport competing for the highest stakes. For more information, visit StreetLeague.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n [1]<\/a> Results may vary depending on editing method and\/or shooting conditions<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ie\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/original-3.jpg\")
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