There's no denying that the new Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is a great camera smartphone.
Some tech critics even believe it is the best camera phone this 2023.
When the new Galaxy S23 Ultra was unveiled, it made huge headlines.
Because of its advanced camera features, it was even used in many 2023 films, such as Ridley Scott's "Behold" and Na Hong-Jin's "Faith."
Since Galaxy S23 Ultra packs some amazing camera features, many users think that they can take the best photos just by clicking.
However, there are some tricks that can make your Galaxy S23 Ultra's captured photos more Instagrammable.
Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Camera Guide 2023
CNN provided some tips that can further enhance your captured images on the Galaxy S23 Ultra. These include the following:
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- Try using the Expert RAW app. This will allow you to adjust more settings, such as focus peaking, exposure, shutter speed, ISO, etc.
- If you're taking photos at night, don't forget to use the Astrophoto and Night Mode features. You can find these features at the top of Expert RAW.
- When taking portrait photos, just activate the Portrait mode. This will allow you to focus more on the subject, leaving the background blurred for better effects.
- Always adjust the exposure. You can do this by holding an area of the viewfinder.
- Instead of moving closer, you can take advantage of the S23 Ultra's advanced 10MP telephoto sensor, which relies on periscoping lens to achieve 100x zoom.
Basic Camera Phone Tips
Aside from the specific Galaxy S23 Ultra camera tricks above, there are other tips you can also use to make your shots better.
Pocket Lint provided the basic camera tricks you always need to remember:
- Instead of relying on HD lenses, try looking for the best composition for your photo. You can even try turning your phone upside down to capture buildings.
- Check if the sun's condition is great for photoshoots. There are instances when the sun turns orange or slightly reddish during sunsets.
- You can take advantage of your smartphone's flash. This will give the 90s or 80s vibe.
- Using your hands to capture photos is not always the best option. Try using a tripod or a chair to make your smartphone more stable when taking photos of the sky or city lights.
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