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5 smart Samsung Galaxy S22 camera tips [One UI 4.1]

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Samsung One UI 4.1 Camera

Be it software or hardware, the Samsung Galaxy S22 series is commendable in every aspect. Despite their high cost, the devices have found great success and love from the users. However, here I am going to talk about the camera features that the Galaxy S22 series has with One UI 4.1.

Samsung Galaxy S22 series, especially the Galaxy S22 Ultra stands out with the best smartphone camera so far. Not only in the daytime, but you can also capture some best night and low-light shots with the Enhanced Night Portrait mode.

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We always complain that even after the camera quality of our smartphone is good, why does the picture quality get worse by clicking photos from Instagram, Snapchat, or other camera apps. Samsung Galaxy S22 takes care of this as well, it improves the quality of pictures taken with social or camera apps downloaded from the app store.

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There’s much more to know about the camera features of these high-end devices. Below you can check some smart Samsung Galaxy S22 or One UI 4.1 camera tips that will help you to capture stunning pictures.

Smart Samsung Galaxy S22 camera tips

Shoot in full resolution:

The Galaxy S22 doesn’t take photos at the full resolution of its primary camera sensor by default. But if you want to grab some shots in full 50MP or 108MP resolution, the option is tucked away behind the camera app’s aspect ratio options.

The full-res setting will stay on until you switch it back manually. To change it:

  • Tap where it says 3:4.
  • Choose the option on the far left.
    • It’s still 3:4, but also 50MP on S22 and S22+ or 108MP on S22 Ultra.

Take photos with your voice:

Samsung lets you snap photos with your voice. With this setting enabled, you’ll be able to take a photo by saying ‘smile,’ ‘cheese,’ ‘capture,’ or ‘shoot’. You can comfortably capture pictures when you can’t take good shots by tapping the capture button or while taking group photos.

Here’s how:

  • Open the Camera app.
  • Tap the Settings icon in the top left corner.
  • Under General, tap Shooting methods.
  • Toggle Voice commands on.

Samsung Galaxy S22 Camera

Make Quick GIFs:

Swiping down on the shutter button in the S22’s camera app will capture a burst of photos. It’s enabled by default. But you can also have the phone stitch those frames together into an animated GIF. Here’s how:

  • Open the Camera app.
  • Tap the Settings icon in the top left corner.
  • Under Pictures, tap the Swipe Shutter button to.
  • Select Create GIF.

Samsung Galaxy S22 Camera

Get flat top-down photos:

If you’ve ever tried to photograph a flat surface, such as a sheet of paper on a desk, you may have noticed that it can be difficult to fix perspective. If you’re a little off-axis and your subject looks distorted:

  • Point your S22 camera down.
  • You’ll see two circles appear.
  • When they’re lined up, that means your phone is parallel with the ground and in position to take a nice, level photo of the surface below.

Try Expert RAW:

Manual camera settings can be overwhelming, so Samsung opted to stick them in an entirely separate app that’s Expert Raw. This gives photographers a way to access an image’s uncompressed data directly from the camera sensor.

And, you can take advantage of all that data to improve every aspect of the image in an editing app like Adobe Lightroom. If you find that you prefer Expert Raw to the general camera app, you can set it to open with a double-press of the side key:

  • Go to Settings.
  • Tap Advanced features.
  • Select the Side key.
  • Tap Open app and select Expert RAW.

Samsung Expert RAW

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Samsung One UI 6.1 Intelligent Optimization Camera Feature

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One UI 6.1 Intelligent Optimization

Samsung Galaxy S24 series introduced several new features and enhancements with the One UI 6.1, one of which is Intelligent Optimization. This feature is designed to give users specific control over the image processing levels directly from the camera settings.

The Intelligent Optimization feature allows users to adjust how their photos are processed. Whether capturing everyday moments or professional shots, the Intelligent Optimization feature in One UI 6.1 ensures that your photos meet your standards with minimal effort.

How to activate it?

You can easily enable the Intelligent Optimization feature by following the steps below.

  • Open the Camera app, then Settings.
  • Tap on Intelligent Optimization.
  • Choose the desired optimization level
    • Maximum
    • Medium: Speed up capture time by doing less optimization
    • Minimum: Take pictures as fast as possible by not optimizing pictures after they are taken.
  • Optionally, enable or disable the Scene Optimizer.

Samsung One UI 6.1 Intelligent Optimization

This feature allows for customization of photo attributes such as sharpness, contrast, and brightness. For example, selecting the minimum level results in more natural-looking images, while the maximum level increases detail and sharpness, which is ideal for zoomed-in shots. Notably, the quality optimization setting of these levels only affects Photo Mode.

If you enable Scene Optimizer, it automatically optimizes the color and contrast of pictures to make dark scenes look brighter, food looks tastier and landscapes look more vivid.

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How to use One UI 6.1 Camera Shift feature on your Samsung Galaxy

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Samsung Galaxy S24 Camera shift feature

Samsung’s One UI 6.1 offers a range of new features and Galaxy AI Suite that significantly improves the user experience. With the latest Galaxy Enhance-X app, users of Samsung One UI 6.1 devices can enhance their photos using an innovative feature called Camera Shift. This feature is designed to provide more flexibility and control over the composition of photos.

The Camera Shift feature allows users to alter the perspective of a photograph after it has been taken. This is mainly useful in situations where capturing the perfect angle in real time is not possible.

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Moreover, the Camera Shift uses advanced AI algorithms to modify the angle and perspective of your photos, providing a result that aligns with your imagination. With events that unfold rapidly and capturing every detail that matters, Camera Shift ensures that you can revisit and adjust those moments.

Samsung One UI 6.1 Camera shift feature

How to use it?

You can easily use the Camera Shift feature on your Samsung Galaxy smartphone running One UI 6.1, just need to follow a few steps:

  • Open the Galaxy Store app and download the Galaxy Enhance-X app.
  • Select the photo you wish to edit and choose the “Camera Shift” option.
  • A slider will appear, enabling you to change the photo’s perspective as you see fit.

Samsung One UI 6.1 Camera shift feature

Samsung Galaxy Enhance-X’s Camera Shift feature enhances mobile photography by making it easier to take pictures and expanding the creative options for users. If you have the latest version of Galaxy Enhance-X and One UI 6.1 running Samsung device then you can enjoy this feature.

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One UI 6.1: How to arrange widgets on lock screen of your Samsung device

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Samsung One UI 6.1 Lock Screen Widgets

Samsung Galaxy S24 series introduced a significant enhancement to the user experience with One UI 6.1, which allows extensive customization of lock screen widgets. This impressive feature is a first for the flagship devices, allowing users to personalize their lock screen to a great extent.

One UI 6.1 lets users arrange different widgets on their lock screen according to personal preference. These widgets include a customizable clock display color, battery indicators, calendar, weather forecast, and even Samsung Health’s daily activity graphs.

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Arrange Widgets on Samsung One UI 6.1 Lock Screen

To customize the lock screen, users just need to follow a few steps:

  • Simply touch and hold to your phone’s lock screen.
  • Select ‘Widgets’ to view the available options and swipe up to see available widgets such as battery, clock and reminders.

Add

  • Now, tap on Widgets, then select the desired widget option. You can repeat this process to continue adding widgets.
  • To rearrange widgets, touch and hold the selected widget, then drag it to a new place next to the other widgets.

Remove

  • If a user decides to remove a widget, they can do so by tapping the red minus icon. This will delete it from your lock screen.

Samsung One UI 6.1 Lock Screen Widgets

Once the customization is complete, users can save their settings by tapping ‘Done’. This personalized setup allows for efficient access to information directly from the lock screen. If you have a Galaxy device running One UI 6.1, then you can try Lock Screen widget customization.

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