I am really missing the surround shot ability and I am not willing to spend more money for the 360 camera as my cell phone was and still is able to do this. Samsung just doesn't want it to be. Everybody call and write just as I did and tell them that this is not working....
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The Virtual Shot, a 360° surround shot which turns as the user turns in circles, must not to be confused with the existing Panorama mode. Samsung's implementation in Note 4 was superior to anything I've in the app store. If like this feature added to ALL future camera software updates, including my current Note 9, and my planned Note 20 (perhaps pending the addition of this feature...).
Yes, I have been waiting and waiting for the surround shot feature but Samsung seems to be taking away features from their phones with each update. I think this is a bit disgraceful, given how much money people spend on these devices. To Samsung, rather than your pre-scripted response, which is unpromising at best, how about you actually DO something about it? The same applies to the Galaxy S10 series. You're trying to get people to invest in your 360 degree camera by revoking the ability to do so with the camera itself, and that's simply bad business. Period.
