Earlier, the Galaxy S series of smartphones didn’t have a dedicated mode for night shots. It has a "Bright Night" feature that would activate automatically in low-light scenes. In our review of Samsung Galaxy S10+ we had said that pictures clicked in low light had noise and detailing was on the lower side.
A bit delayed but Samsung has released a camera update for Samsung S series of smartphones which include S10, S10 + and S10e in India. The update brings in a dedicated ‘Night’ mode and April 2019 security patch.
The latest software update gives a much-needed option for users to take charge of settings while clicking pictures in low light. The Night mode is accessible by swiping across the camera UI. During our brief usage, we did find some improvement in the low light shots after the update. Stay tuned detailed analysis.
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Earlier, the Galaxy S series of smartphones didn’t have a dedicated mode for night shots. It has a "Bright Night" feature that would activate automatically in low-light scenes. In our review of Samsung Galaxy S10+ we had said that pictures clicked in low light had noise and detailing was on the lower side.
You can check whether the update has reached your Galaxy S10 unit by heading to Settings > Software update and hopefully it might have reached your device.
Samsung Galaxy S10+ 128GB
| Processor Octa-Core Samsung Exynos 9 Series 9820 8nm processor with Mali-G76 MP12 GPU |
Operating System Android 9.0 |
Front Camera 10MP + 8MP |
| Rear Camera 12MP + 12MP + 16MP |
Battery 4100 mAh |
Display 6.4 inches |
| Resolution 1440 x 3040 pixels |
RAM 8 GB |
Expandable 512 GB |
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