https://us.community.samsung.com/t5/Galaxy-S24/S24-low-light-pictures-very-grainy/m-p/3266205#M98242 That's common on cameras when ISO (sensitivity to light) is increased to compensate for lack of light. If the scene is static (no moving objects) it's generally better to increase shutter time and use a tripod if it gets to 1/50th of a second or slower. You can also consider shooting with EV set to somewhere in the range -2.0 to (+)2.0 in a manner that gives you dim pictures then try to resolve them in software after, but it doesn't change the shutter speed on my S25U, so is really just doing the software post processing on the camera. Plus it does result in lower dynamic range in the light level. You can also try a wider field of view (less zoom) and crop the area of interest afterwards. Thu, 12 Jun 2025 16:18:31 GMT maird 2025-06-12T16:18:31Z