Bharwah
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31-08-2023 08:25 PM - last edited 31-08-2023 08:27 PM
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Very over saturated no accurate colour except when zooming in, popping effect, no smooth transition, indoor video, thought I'd mention it to see if anyone else is experiencing this, please check and let me know , I know it's a beta , I expected this but I thought I'd let the community be aware of this
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Bharwah
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31-08-2023 08:26 PM
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Screen shot of this ...
MartynaK

Beta Moderator
01-09-2023 12:38 PM
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Hi @Bharwah
Have you tried clearing cache of the Camera app? You can also try resetting your phone.
If that doesn't help, please report the problem via the Samsung Members app, so that our developers can have a look into it 😉.
SeanYem
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15-09-2023 10:20 AM
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I have same issue,
And in Exactly the same modes,
QHD, HDR10+, Steady Mode, 60fps, HVEC.
I have reported it,
I'm not sure if it's a issue with the Files being saved by camera not saving correct HDR Metabdata, or an issues with HDR10+ Playback.
The over Saturation occurs when played back in Gallery, Video Player, VLC and other Apps that support HDR.
If I open it in Adobe Rush the Colours are fine, But I guess that does not support HDR10+ OR is using its down software decoding or LUT to correct the colour.
I assume its a software issue and it's capturable in a screenshot, which i doubt it woild do if it was a hardware decoder issue.
HDR / HDR10+ content from other video content apps seems to work fine, aka Netflix, Prime Video & YouTube.
The attached screenshot shows the oversaturation of the Red Channel ehen using Video Player and the other is screenshot of Adobe Rush showing the colours as they should be.

And in Exactly the same modes,
QHD, HDR10+, Steady Mode, 60fps, HVEC.
I have reported it,
I'm not sure if it's a issue with the Files being saved by camera not saving correct HDR Metabdata, or an issues with HDR10+ Playback.
The over Saturation occurs when played back in Gallery, Video Player, VLC and other Apps that support HDR.
If I open it in Adobe Rush the Colours are fine, But I guess that does not support HDR10+ OR is using its down software decoding or LUT to correct the colour.
I assume its a software issue and it's capturable in a screenshot, which i doubt it woild do if it was a hardware decoder issue.
HDR / HDR10+ content from other video content apps seems to work fine, aka Netflix, Prime Video & YouTube.
The attached screenshot shows the oversaturation of the Red Channel ehen using Video Player and the other is screenshot of Adobe Rush showing the colours as they should be.
