After crossing tons of leaks and rumors, finally One UI 6.1 is officially out now, along with tons of new convenient features, essential improvements, and changes, of which one remarkable feature named ‘Camera Sharing’ enhances the Galaxy smartphone’s camera experience.
One UI 6.1 Turns Your Phone into a Powerful Webcam for Galaxy Tablets
Samsung officially introduced its One UI 6.1 latest software with the Galaxy S24 series recently. With this new UI version, the brand is offering a new feature that permits users to use the camera of their Galaxy smartphone as a webcam for their Galaxy tablet. However, for now only the Galaxy S24 series is powered by Android 14-based One UI 6.1, and this new camera sharing feature has arrived with One UI 6.1, so at the moment it is only available on the Galaxy S24 lineup’s smartphones.
This feature is housed in the Galaxy S24 lineup’s Settings >> Connected Device. Once this feature enables the Camera Sharing toggle, users can easily use their phone’s camera as a webcam for a nearby Galaxy tablet.
For this feature to work, the Galaxy smartphone and Galaxy tablet need to be connected to the same Wi-Fi network and have Bluetooth and the Camera Sharing feature turned on. Basically, this feature permits users to use a better-quality camera to enhance their capturing experience.
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With this feature, users will get a better dynamic range, higher details, and utterly brighter colors than the front-facing camera found on tablets. However, for now, it is not clear enough how smoothly and flawlessly this feature will work.
Noticeably, this brand new Camera Sharing feature, which arrives with One UI 6.1, is just different from the ability to use a Galaxy smartphone’s camera as a webcam for a PC or laptop running Windows OS. Also, the brand is permitting users to use their smartphone’s camera as a webcam for their Samsung smart TV. This feature is being speculated on by a tipster, Mishaal Rahman.
