Since the opening of the line galaxy s23 In February, users of the Ultra model, HDR processing. Fortunately, the company is improving things with post-launch software updates.
as promised by SAMSUNGAt the end of March, the company started rolling out a crucial update for the camera. The company brought up more details on the changes in a post on the Samsung Community – check out the main highlights below.
In addition to camera improvements, the update also includes the April 2023 security patch and new settings and customization options for Camera Assistant. The update is already available in South Korea, but is expected to roll out in more countries in the coming days.
Galaxy S23 camera improvements
Regarding the autofocus feature of the Galaxy S23, the algorithm has been improved to improve performance. After that, the device should take a picture when the shutter button is pressed even if the subject is not fully in focus.
In addition, using the ultra-wide camera with Super Steady mode enabled, the sharpness of videos has been improved in low light conditions, and Samsung claims to reduce the effect of shake. The update also brings an improvement in stabilization when recording FHD 60fps videos and noise reduction in 50MP or 200MP stills.
Other changes include an option in the gallery to immediately delete photos in progress, as well as an in-camera notification when using Steady mode in low light conditions and when more light is needed for optimal performance.
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Source: Tec Mundo
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