Samsung adds new Camera Assistant features to improve photos on Galaxy S23 line, other models،
Samsung has released an update for the Camera Assistant module in the Good Lock app that adds new features for the camera on models such as the Galaxy S23 series (including the S23 FE), Galaxy S22 line, the Galaxy S21 range, the Galaxy S20 range, Galaxy. Note 20 series, Galaxy Z Fold 5, Galaxy Z Flip 5, Galaxy Z Fold 4, Galaxy Z Flip 4, Galaxy Z Fold 3, Galaxy Z Flip 3, Galaxy Z Fold 2 and Galaxy Z Flip. All of these models must be running One UI 5.1 or higher to receive the Camera Assistant version 2.0.00.0 update.
One of the new features, “Enhanced Digital Zoom”, will take a photo with reduced resolution due to zooming and scale it up to the resolution previously selected by the user. Another new feature called “Distortion Correction” will “automatically correct tilt or curvature lines caused by lens and perspective distortion.”
Changes to the Camera Assistant module
With the update, Samsung has changed the name of the feature previously known as “Optical Quality Crop Zoom” to “2x Crop Zoom Shortcut”. With this feature, lossless 2x zoom photos can be taken using the main camera of phones with high-resolution sensors. The “Camera Speed” option is no longer available on Camera Assistant as it has been moved to the regular camera settings with One UI 6. You can find it by going to Camera settings > Advanced intelligence options.
New features for Galaxy S23 cameras and cameras on other Galaxy phones
There’s now a whole new menu for “High Resolution Settings” on some devices like the Galaxy S23 Ultra, where the aforementioned “Premium Digital Zoom” is located. This menu also includes a toggle for Adaptive Pixel “which reduces noise in low-light shots by combining multiple lower resolution images into the final high-resolution image. Users can download the Camera Assistant module update from the Galaxy Store.
The Camera Assistant module is designed to give users more control over photos and videos taken using the camera app on Galaxy phones. Users can use the module to change or disable certain settings that cannot be changed using the standard camera app.
