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Samsung Galaxy S23 latest update improves Super Steady Camera function
Samsung Galaxy S23 series recently received a major update with April 2023 security patch, which brings several new features and improvements to the camera functions such as Super Steady function, AF, Camera Assistant, Video mode, Photo mode, and more.
For making Galaxy S23 Video mode better, Samsung has improved the Super Steady function and image stabilization. When shooting ultrawide in low light indoors after setting Super Steady On, you can notice the quality and sharpness of the video.
Through OIS stabilization the overall quality has been optimized during high-pixel shooting, and intermittent blurring is also been enhanced.
Samsung Super Steady Camera Function
Super Steady is an action camera feature that can be used in dynamic situations. For example, you can record a shake-free video while running at high speed. In this particular case, the Super Steady function can stabilize the shot just like using a gimbal.
The Super Steady feature can record in QHD/FHD resolution and cannot be used with the HDR10+ video option. When using the super anti-shake function, it is recommended to shoot at a distance of 1M or more. While focusing on objects within a distance of 1M may not be possible.
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How to use it?
You can easily use this function to capture a steady video or we can say a flickering free video, just need to follow a few steps. Firstly, open the Samsung Camera app on your Galaxy device and tap on Video Mode, then click the Super Steady icon to turn it on.
The Super Steady camera function compensates for hand shaking during moving action and limits the shutter speed to extremely short times. Therefore, when shooting in a dark environment, the noise will be generated due to increased sensitivity to brightness, and image sharpness may deteriorate due to noise removal.
Android 14-based One UI 6 Beta Program reportedly starts in mid-July 2023. Unlike iOS and Android’s Beta, Samsung One UI 6 testing activity remains limited to select countries. In the past, the company brought the Beta Program to seven markets from Asia, Europe, and North America regions.
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Samsung has availed the One UI 5 Beta in seven states, which are expected to remain unchanged for One UI 6 Beta. The company has been enhancing the One UI software department, with European models getting firmware with a universal CSC.
Seven countries to get One UI 6 Beta
- China
- Germany
- India
- Poland
- South Korea
- United Kingdom
- United States
Germany, Poland and the UK are the three markets from Europe continent, however, there are several countries which should be available. About two years back, the company unified CSC for European variants, but it has not expanded the Beta market availability.
Samsung One UI 6
Recently, a leaker revealed that the South Korean tech giant may launch the One UI 6 Beta program for the Galaxy S23 series in mid-July. It has also been reported that the Stable Android 14-based One UI 6.0 update will start rolling out to eligible models in October this year.
There are a number of Galaxy smartphones and tablets that are compatible with this major software upgrade, which you can check here. Android 14 brings new customization capabilities, which should also reflect in Samsung’s skin for Galaxy devices along with privacy and security upgrades.
This year, Samsung One UI 6 release would be the biggest rollout in the tech industry world, as part of delivering the Android 14 update. The company is putting extra effort into boosting the update deployment process, with the latest leak shades light on possible One UI 6 Beta for the Galaxy S23 series.
According to tipster Dohyun Kim, Samsung could release the One UI 6 Beta for the Galaxy S23 series in mid-July this year. Notably, the One UI 5 Beta went live on the Beta channel in the first week of August, 10 days ahead of the stable Android 13 debut.
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The source added that Samsung’s stable Android 14 update will be available in October. This is the same timeframe as the last year’s UI rollout, with the latest Galaxy S lineup will be the first to secure it. Meanwhile, the Beta activity is seeing an early debut if everything goes as planned by the internals.
With the first One UI 6 Beta, the South Korean tech giant could just install the Android 14 OS to Galaxy S23. Later Beta builds are likely to bring new features and user interface upgrades, just like the last year. Through this, the company will ensure a seamless device experience for Beta testers too.
Samsung One UI 6
Various Galaxy devices are eligible for the Android 14 update but not all will get it early. Thanks to the Beta program, select flagship models are expected to share the new OS by July. Other models including mid-range and budget ones will have to wait until the official launch later this year.
We’ve recently compiled and shared a list of devices that will get the major update first. The chart includes the latest Galaxy S23 series on top, followed by the Galaxy S22 series and the Galaxy S21 series. The upcoming Galaxy Z Fold and Flip models will also receive One UI 6 Beta in select markets.
Samsung enhances its technology day by day and One UI 5.1 seems to be a fantastic upgrade over its predecessors that brought many new improvements and features to the existing user interface. Apart from the many new features of One UI 5.1, you can also check here 3 amazing accessibility functions of Samsung smartphones that give you the next-level experience.
In the accessibility section of your smartphone, you can find some of the most innovative features of your Galaxy smartphone. The functions of accessibility are more useful for the person who is managing a disability as it helps to supercharge your Galaxy device.
3 Samsung One UI 5.1 Accessibility Features
1.) Flash notification
Flash the camera light or the screen when you receive a notification, call, or when an alarm sound. To turn on this function, you just need to visit Settings >> Scroll down and press Accessibility >> Tap on Advanced Settings >> Flash notification. Now, you can see two options:
- Camera flash notification
- Screen flash notification
You can turn on the function by tapping on the toggle.
2.) Left/Right Sound Balance
Samsung provides a separate option for adjusting the sound of the phone’s speaker and any other connected devices like earbuds, Bluetooth headsets, and more. It is a very helpful feature for those users who use it, however, the feature is not applicable for calls.
You can easily use this feature by following a few easy steps. Open Settings >> Click Accessibility option >> Tap on the Hearing enhancements option. Now, you can find the Left/right sound balance option, which includes the following two sliders.
- Connected device
- Phone Audio
You can adjust them by sliding left or right as you feel convenient.
3.) Accessibility button/gesture
You can add Accessibility floating buttons to easily access several functions of the Accessibility section. Also, you can change its size and transparency accordingly.
To add the Accessibility button, you just need to open Settings >> Accessibility >> Advanced Settings>> Accessibility button/gesture >> Select actions, and it is done.
One UI 6.0
Samsung’s One UI 6.0 will release later this year, while the Beta program could start by July 2023. Despite a long gap in the timeframe, Samsung silently released support for One UI 6 software to the stock apps for some users.
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