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ā03-03-2023 10:04 AM in
Galaxy S23Solved! Go to Solution.
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ā07-02-2023 10:28 AM in
Galaxy S23This based on the idea you can't somehow disable the smoothing or select an option for sharpen.
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ā09-05-2023 07:53 AM in
Galaxy S23Hello I'm hoping someone can help here as feel like I am currently banging my head against a brick wall.
So I forked out, ALOT of money for the Galaxy S23 Ultra on the basis that it apparently has the best camera. I am an antiques dealer and I brought it as photographing stock is a big part of what I do.
My issue, is that every time I take a picture, I get a notification about the photo refining and it is absolutely ruining my pictures! It's making them really dark and shadowy, even though I am taking the pictures in a properly lit room .
I am currently chatting to a Samsung agent but it's pretty clear they have no idea what they are doing and as far as I can see, there is absolutely no way of stopping this from happening.
Very frustrated as I have spent in excess of a grand on a phone that isn't even fit for purpose.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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ā09-05-2023 08:24 AM in
Galaxy S23Have you tried turning "Scene Optimizer" OFF in camera settings? Also, make sure the filters wand isn't inadvertently turned on and applying a filter you're not aware of? I'm also assuming you're using the standard camera app, not Expert RAW or Pro modes.
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ā09-05-2023 08:26 AM in
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ā09-05-2023 08:41 AM in
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ā09-05-2023 08:50 AM in
Galaxy S23Hi Mark
So it is the refining photo notification which appears 1-2 seconds after a picture is taken - which I am guessing is the processing that you are referring to. The problem is, is that during this processing the pictures appear to get a lot darker and shadowy even, some of them just look hazy and this is only after the "refining" notification appears - the few seconds before this starts happening the picture looks really good. I understand that the phone has to optimise but I don't know why the AI changes the light and contrast so much - I never had these issues with the S21 and the 64 mp camera which is why I can't understand what is happening now.
Useful info re portrait mode though - I will give that a go next time.
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ā09-05-2023 08:59 AM in
Galaxy S23https://www.cnn.com/cnn-underscored/electronics/samsung-galaxy-s23-ultra-camera-guide-tips
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ā09-13-2023 04:54 AM in
Galaxy S23I have had it with this phone for that reason too. 200 and 50 mp have auto ai refining that ruins the photo. There's not any current setting that can fix it either. Scene optimizer isn't a fix. Neither is hdr or any camera assistant setting. I have done all the adjustments that I've seen suggested and none work. I find it hard to believe Samsung hasn't had enough complaints to make a way to turn off the ai refinement, but apparently not.
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ā11-07-2023 08:33 AM in
Galaxy S23Hello, we just wanted to check in, is there anyone still experiencing this? If not, can you advise when the symptoms stopped?
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ā03-10-2024 09:01 AM in
Galaxy S23YES! The over-exposure issue is incredibly annoying. Also the over-sharpening. All my photos are super crinkly with blown- out highlights. The only way I can get a decent shot is to take a video and grab stills from it. I bought this phone specifically for the camera and am very disappointed. (Camera Assistant is now useless btw as the app has been abandoned.)