Breaking: Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra gets Pro Mode for Telephoto lens with Expert RAW app, thanks to Android 12/One UI 4.0

A few months back, Samsung camera person revealed that the engineers are working to introduce Pro Mode for Telephoto lens the flagship devices with powerful camera capabilities. According to the latest info, the company announced a pre-beta service for Galaxy S21 Ultra consumers that have received Android 12 One UI 4.0 update.

Thanks to the Expert RAW app that makes the addition of Pro Mode in the Telephoto lens of the Galaxy S21 Ultra possible. This function enables multi-frame-based raw shooting of all lenses (Wide/Tele/Ultrawide). However, the program seems to be limited to South Korea, but soon, it will be expanded to more regions.

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Samsung officials disclosed that the “Expert RAW” is a new camera app for Samsung Galaxy phones that is a downloadable application, allowing you to take high quality, high dynamic range photos in multi-frame raw format for professional shooting and editing.

Get Expert RAW app

If you have Galaxy S21 Ultra smartphone, then, you can get the Expert RAW app through Galaxy Store, also, tipster FrontTron brought a link to download the application, you can get it HERE.

Support Specifications

• Linear DNG 16bit raw
• Lossless JPEG
• HDR
• Professional mode functions such as ISO, Shutter-Speed, EV, Manual Focus, White Balance, Histogram, etc.
• UW, Wide, Tele(3x), Tele(10x) lens support

Supported models and OS

• Android 12 OS or higher
• S21 Ultra

Expert RAW – Development stages

Aperture telephoto lens has a wide angle of mobile devices, the minimum aperture of the ultra-wide-angle lens than four-fold to eight to more than double the level received is dark and small pixel size to accept the light is very low compared to the wide-angle lens.

With only the original raw data output from the sensor, its brightness and noise characteristics are weak, so it is not easy to use it for professional photography. Therefore, “Expert RAW” was prepared to reduce noise, increase sharpness and detail, and expand the dynamic range to capture more information from dark areas to bright areas in a single photo through multi-processing techniques.