Biggest camera update from Samsung!

Samsung has released a major camera update for its Galaxy S23 series in its home country, South Korea, last week. Now, this version is available to users in Europe. Here are the details.

Big camera update for the Samsung Galaxy S23 series!

The camera update shared for the Galaxy S23 series changes the settings to speed up the auto-focusing algorithm and fixes issues such as face recognition, Night Mode, and green lines that appear in some images. Additionally, it offers options for users who prefer to take photos after adjusting the settings in the camera assistant.

The focusing concept has been changed to increase the speed of taking photos, and now, even if the focus is not perfectly aligned, the photo can be taken immediately when the user presses the shooting button. However, those who want to take a shot after the focus is completed can change the settings in the latest Camera Assistant to do so.

The update also makes adjustments for taking sharper and shake-free videos with the Ultrawide lens in low-light environments after the “Super Steady” feature is turned on. It also adds a function to immediately delete photos being processed in the gallery.

In Camera Video Mode, the update improves image stabilization when shooting in FHD60 with Auto FPS off for rear camera video shooting, as well as the intermittent green lines that appear on the left side when shooting in photo mode with the rear camera.

Additionally, it improves the banding noise in strip shape in low and medium light when shooting with high pixel resolution in the sky and optimizes the overall sharpness when shooting with high pixel resolution, eliminating intermittent blurring with OIS stabilization.

The update fixes the problem of disruption during shooting when the shooting speed > high resolution > speed priority is selected when shooting in low light after Night Mode. Finally, it also makes adjustments for users who experience face recognition problems at the end of third-party video calls and enhances the stability of camera operations in many other ways.

• Added a function to the gallery so that you can delete photos that are being processed immediately after shooting from the camera.
• For faster photo shooting, the AF concept has been changed so that when the user presses the shoot button, the focus can be taken immediately even if the focus is not completely aligned.
  However, if you want to shoot after the focus is completed as before, please change the settings in the latest Camera Assistant.
  *Camera Assistant > Prioritize focus over speed On
• Camera Video Mode > After Super Steady On, we have improved sharpness/flicker and added instructions when shooting in Ultrawide in low light indoors.
  “I need more light to shoot Supersteady.”
• Fixed the issue of intermittent green streaks on the left side when shooting in Rear Photo mode.
• Improved image stabilization when shooting with FHD60 after setting Auto FPS Off in rear video.
• Improved line-shaped banding noise in the mid-to-low light sky when shooting high pixels in low and medium light.
  Optimized overall sharpness when shooting high pixels and improved intermittent blur through OIS stabilization.
• Fixed malfunction when shooting after Night Off in low light after selecting the shooting speed > High resolution > speed first in Camera Assitant.
  *Camera Assistant > Shooting speed > High resolution > speed Priority and then Camera > Night Off or Scene Optimizer Off
• Fixed the issue of face recognition intermittently after the end of a 3rd party video call.
• Improved stability for camera operation from multiple other routes.

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