Galaxy S10: 8 tips and tricks to get the most out of the camera

From Samsung Galaxy S10 The range offers new features, including the ability to zoom out before taking a photo in a few taps. If you come unboxed and set up your all new Galaxy S10, here is what you need to know to use the Camera application and get the best possible shots.

Take ultra wide pictures

The Galaxy S10 and S10 Plus are both equipped with a third camera on the back of the phone. The new addition aims to take very wide angle shots – a feature that is extremely useful in some situations.

To switch to the new camera, find and tap the icon with three trees, just above the shutter release and shooting modes.

Or, if you have the Galaxy S10 Plus, you can switch to the second front camera, which serves as an ultra-wide camera by tapping the icon with two trees.

Scene Optimizer

When Scene Optimizer is enabled, the S10 can take brighter pictures in dark environments, also act as a document scanner, or add vivid reflections to the background.

Tap the Settings icon in the viewfinder, then tap Scene Optimizer. Choose one of the available options you want to use, then return to the camera and take pictures as you normally would.

Shooting suggestions

The S10's camera can suggest the best way to frame a photo and, if you wish, it can even take the picture with it thinking that everything is aligned properly.

For example, when the shooting suggestion determines which picture to take, a white circle and a white ball appear in the viewfinder. Align the ball with the circle and stand still for a few seconds to allow the S10 to capture the shot.

To activate the shooting selection, tap the Settings icon in the viewfinder, then turn the switch next to Shooting selections the Sure position.

Make the most of Live focus

The S10 can take portraits that add a blur, or a bokeh, to the background of the photo. However, you can now adjust the type and intensity of the effect applied to the background of the shot.

The new effects are spin bokeh, zoom bokeh, color point and blur. When you switch to Live Focus shooting mode, you will notice the new options and a slider just above the shutter button. You can apply and preview effects in real time.

If you change your mind after capturing the photo, do not worry. You can edit it in the Gallery application and choose a different effect.

Change available camera modes

Just above the shutter button you will find a series of shooting modes from which you can choose. From photo or video to live in focus or super slow mo You can switch between modes by dragging the options to the left or right.

If you are like me and you find the list too long, you can delete shooting modes that you simply do not use. Select the Settings icon in the viewfinder, then scroll and tap Camera modes.

Uncheck the modes you do not want to have as an option. You can also rearrange the different modes according to your preferences.

Capture a GIF

Instead of taking a video, then manipulating the Gallery application or a third-party application, enable this feature to capture and create a GIF just by holding down the shutter button.

Go to the camera settings and press Hold the camera button for > Create a GIF. Instead of capturing a burst or taking a single shot, the S10 will capture multiple shots and combine them into one moving picture.

Bixby Vision

At the top of the viewfinder, you will notice "Bixby Vision" text. This feature will use the S10's camera to try to identify real world objects and, depending on what it's about, will give you more information or links to buy l & # 39; object.

Located next to Bixby Vision is an option to launch AR Emoji. These cartoon characters are created by taking a selfie, then leaving on the phone an animated character supposed to look like you. You can customize and edit the Emoji AR as you please, then place the character on photos or send animated stickers in the Messages application.