Major update improves camera features and image quality on Samsung Galaxy S23

Samsung listened to the fans

Samsung today released a major March camera and gallery update for its flagship Samsung Galaxy S23 series smartphones.

This update adds features to improve the usability of the gallery, and changes how autofocus works for faster photo capture.

In addition, we have improved the camera function and image quality based on feedback from smartphone owners. Thanks for the many suggestions.

A function has been added to the gallery that allows you to delete photos that are being processed immediately after they are taken. For faster photography, autofocus behavior has been changed so that when the user presses the capture button, a photo is taken even if the focus on the screen is not fully set. This option (focus priority or speed priority) can be changed in the Camera Assistant settings.

Major update improves camera features and image quality on Samsung Galaxy S23

Improved sharpness, reduced flicker, and added an indoor low light notification after enabling Camera Video Mode > Super Steady On. “In order to take a good picture in Super Steady mode, I need more light,” says Samsung.

Fixed a phenomenon where a green bar would sometimes appear on the left when shooting. Improved image stabilization when shooting in FullHD/60 after selecting Auto FPS Off.

Reduced noise when shooting the sky in medium and low light in high resolution. Optimized overall sharpness and improved blur.

Fixed an issue where faces were intermittently unrecognized after ending a video call. Improved camera stability.

The update size is 922 MB.