A little over a month ago we told you about a new night mode in which the Korean manufacturer was working to give your flagship a much better photographic section in low-light environments. After a long wait, we can finally download this update to improve the Samsung Galaxy S10 camera.
And now, the first images have been published showing how the Samsung Galaxy S10 camera works after incorporating the new night mode. And beware, the improvement in performance is more than remarkable. We tell you all the details.
Yes, the Samsung Galaxy S10 camera does a much better night photography after its latest update
As you can see in the image that heads these lines, on the left side we have the original mode of the Samsung Galaxy S10 camera, while on the right side we have the results it gets after its last update. And the differences are more than remarkable.
To begin with, we see a much lower noise level, in addition to seeing much more defined objects, and a level of luminosity that makes capturing in poorly lit environments noticeably better. Exactly, on the left the figure of Darth Vader is not recognized, while on the right side it is perfectly recognizable.
In this second example, the difference is even more palpable. We are talking about a photograph taken with the last rays of light, and we can see that the left side, corresponding to the normal mode, offers a much higher noise level. But we see the big difference in the lighting, since the photograph on the right shows how the camera sensor of the Samsung Galaxy S10 is capable of capturing enough light in night photography to significantly improve the results. And all through software processing!
Finally, we are going to show you a third example of outdoor photography in a night scene. And the differences here make it clear that, if you have a Galaxy S10, you should update as soon as possible to enjoy the benefits of its new night mode. For starters, the sky is much less blurred on the right side, not to mention the overall light in the photo captured after updating the image. Samsung Galaxy S10 camera. It's worth the change, right?
