Galaxy S20 Key Features Also Available on Galaxy S10 and Note10

Latest Camera Features Update Including Single Take and Night Mode
'Quick Share' for Sharing Large Files Between Galaxy Phones Also Available

Single Take feature that recommends the best photo when you record a video

[Asia Economy Reporter Han Jinju] Samsung Electronics will apply the latest features such as Single Take, Night Mode, and Quick Share file sharing, which were equipped on the Galaxy S20, to the Galaxy S10 and Galaxy Note10 as well.

On the 26th, Samsung Electronics announced through its newsroom that it will provide various camera functions, photo organization, and file sharing features to the Galaxy S10 and Galaxy Note10 through a new software update within this month. The update will be applied sequentially, and the timing may vary depending on the country, region, or carrier.

The camera features to be applied this time include ▲Single Take ▲Night Mode ▲My Filter ▲Pro Video, among others. Single Take is a feature that activates various lenses and functions such as ultra-wide angle, live focus, and time-lapse while the user is shooting, capturing multiple photos and videos. After shooting, AI recommends up to 10 best shots and 4 videos.

Using the professional video feature, users can directly adjust ISO, shutter speed, and exposure levels.

With the addition of Night Hyperlapse, users can obtain photos and videos that capture the movement of cars as light trails. Using My Filter, users can create filters with desired color tones and shoot photos with their own filters. When My Filter is activated in camera mode, users can select an image from ‘My Gallery’ to extract the color tone. With a single extraction, the saved color tone can be immediately applied from the filter list every time a photo is taken.

The Pro Video feature allows users to manually set ISO, shutter speed, and exposure level, helping them shoot high-quality videos. It is also possible to switch between the front and rear cameras during video recording.

Photo organization in the gallery becomes more convenient. By pressing the ‘Clean View’ button at the top of the gallery, AI technology automatically groups images of the same subject for organization. Similar images are gathered together so that only the best photos remain. Additionally, after zooming in on a photo with a finger, pressing ‘Quick Crop’ located at the top left corner allows users to crop the image immediately as displayed on the screen.

The Quick Share feature allows you to share large images or videos with contacts in your address book. It is a function similar to the iPhone's 'AirDrop'.

The ‘Quick Share’ feature, which helps Galaxy smartphone users share content faster among themselves, is also useful. It identifies nearby contacts from the address book, allowing users to share images, videos, and large files with more people. Without disconnecting the previously connected Bluetooth function, the update also supports ‘Music Share,’ which lets a nearby friend play music on the user’s Bluetooth speaker or car audio system.

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