The Samsung Galaxy S24 family has three members: the Galaxy S4, Galaxy S24+, and Galaxy S24 Ultra, the premium one among the three.
The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra is a powerhouse of dozens of features, strong specs, remarkable design, and whatnot. But despite all its advanced camera capabilities, there is something else. Now that Samsung is elaborating on the advanced camera features, functions, and capabilities of the Galaxy S24 Ultra, it will highlight the same capabilities that make it stand out from the rest on its official blog.
Samsung tries to attract attention with its ProVisual Engine, a suite of AI-powered tools that helps enhance the photography experience. Basically, this tool helps both professional and non-professional photographers and videographers in almost all stages of the creative process. From capturing the best footage to editing it to get the most optimal result.
A best photo in one take is quite difficult, but the Galaxy S24 Ultra has the power that lets you take photos just in one take, exactly as you want. This Ultra variant can help by letting you zoom in between 2x and 10x without even losing any quality, and you don’t have to switch modes.
Samsung this time offers an improved sensor as well as nightography features, which let the Galaxy S24 Utlra’s camera excel in low light. This includes a larger sensor size, flawless AI processing, a smooth shutter speed, enough image stabilization, and many more, all of which work at the same time to capture brighter and sharper photos and videos at night.
For enhancing RAW and HDR photos, Galaxy smartphones use AI. Their Expert RAW application combines high-resolution (50 MP) as well as lower-resolution (12 MP) details by using AI to reduce noise and dynamic range. Also, along with the HDR technology, it creates a balanced 24MP image with better brightness, color, and contrast.
Samsung can help with a different range of tools at your disposal while using the Galaxy S24 Ultra. One noticeable Galaxy AI feature is generative editing, which helps in adjusting objects within the image and artificially filling in the background in a way so that nobody can catch the artificial change. If by chance the photo doesn’t capture perfectly fine, then the Enhance-X app of Samsung will easily fix it. The new Camera Shift feature permits the user to adjust the perspective of the image after capturing it. And the enhanced Neural Processing Unit (NPU) makes use of more than 400 million datasets, which Samsung claims powers its ProVisual Engine. All these features will directly or indirectly enhance the image or video quality, for sure.
