Samsung releases a new app to enhance the quality of the pictures you take with your phone
Samsung's new app might be ideal for you if you are among those who believe you are not making the most of your Samsung Galaxy camera.
The business declared the official release of Camera Assistant, a companion app designed for users of Samsung Galaxy smartphones that enhances the built-in camera app with new features and enables better image quality through a variety of settings.
This app was announced through Samsung's official forum in South Korea, where the company explains how it works and all the features it offers.
As a company representative explains, Camera Assistant is the first app that allows you to customize the automatic shooting mode of the camera app.
Once installed, the app offers functions such as the ability to deactivate the automatic HDR mode, which has been active by default since One UI 4.1, or the ability to modify and even deactivate the image smoothing that the camera app automatically applies when taking photos or photos with human faces.
Camera Assistant offers another very interesting feature, which allows you to enable or disable automatic lens change when zooming in. By disabling this option, you can use your phone's telephoto lens even in low light. This allows you to get more detailed photos of distant objects, regardless of the ambient light level.
Other functions included in this app are the ability to activate or deactivate the "Quick Take" function that allows you to record a video by pressing the button to take a photo, the option to adjust the number of photos taken when using a timer, and increasing the shutter speed for moving scenes or enhanced viewing on HDMI-connected displays.
All features are available in the Camera Assistant app, which is currently only compatible with Samsung Galaxy S22 series models updated to One UI 5. Samsung promises to expand its availability to all of the company's phones soon.
App link: Camera Assistant