Launching soon to South Korean users, the new patch includes sharper video quality and more stable recordings.
The cameras on Samsung’s Galaxy S23 line impressed us when they first released in February, but it looks like Samsung thought there was room for improvement. Right now, the company is working on a new update for its flagship series aimed at significantly enhancing camera performance.
The news comes from a post on Samsung’s Korean Community forums (opens in new tab) where a moderator explains each of the nine changes in detail. According to a translation provided by SamMobile (opens in new tab), the company is focusing on enhancing image quality and the stability of recordings while also addressing several bugs across the entire series, which includes the Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23 Plus, and Galaxy S23 Ultra. Everything else is staying the same so that image of the moon you captured will still be the product of AI trickery.
Beginning with the image quality changes, Samsung will be tweaking its “autofocus algorithm” giving users greater control over the Galaxy S23 camera.
