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Anyone know why my pictures taken in portrait mode on my s22 ultra look like this? The problem began on a trip 4 weeks ago and only happens when I use portrait mode.
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@userhgr18 You have Color Point enabled.
To change it to a more standard portrait option, click the circle to the right above the shutter button. Then you can select the more tradition Blur or something else.
@userhgr18 You have Color Point enabled.
To change it to a more standard portrait option, click the circle to the right above the shutter button. Then you can select the more tradition Blur or something else.
