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According to a report by XDA Developers, Samsung is also going in this direction and is developing a camera feature called Bright Night.
It is expected to arrive with One UI in the upcoming Galaxy S10.
The feature is effectively taking multiple pictures and combining them
into a single brighter image with more detail in a low-light environment.
It isn’t overexposed, does not rely on LED Flash - the feature just
wants you to hold the phone slightly longer.
According to the source,
decompiling the stock Samsung camera app in the One UI/Android Pie build
of the Galaxy Note9 revealed a similar feature from the Korean
manufacturer.
We don’t know if the feature will be retained with the Galaxy S10 but the company’s Bright Night mode should go a long way in significantly improving low-light photography.
We don’t know if the feature will be retained with the Galaxy S10 but the company’s Bright Night mode should go a long way in significantly improving low-light photography.
After all, one variant of the Galaxy
S10 family has been rumored to feature a triple-camera setup at the
back.
So this upgrade should also come with software-based improvements
to boost smartphone photography prowess.
The phone is expected to be unveiled at MWC 2019, although the company might decide to host a separate party away from all the fuss in Barcelona.
The phone is expected to be unveiled at MWC 2019, although the company might decide to host a separate party away from all the fuss in Barcelona.
