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Original topic:

Over saturation of colour in A53 photos

(Topic created on: 05-08-2022 09:24 PM)
Saturn12
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The colour on my A53 photos is oversaturated. The sky is brightest blue torquiose and grass is bright lime green even on a dull day. Skin tone looks awful too. Anyone else have this issue and if so, how is this resolved without editing each photo individually? Never had this issue on older Samsung phones. 
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Bigtasty65
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No issues for me with my A53. Upload them to your PC. If you're not happy then. You can always edit them.
I think they always look better if you don't view them on the display of the phone you took them with.
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BandOfBrothers
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I'm generally happy with how my photo's turn out however I respect that we all the results of a photo differently.

There is an enhancer in the gallery as well as different camera settings that can be tried.

The camera lenses and software on phone's are constantly being improved however theybare a long way off from dslr camera's presently.

 


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Saturn12
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The colours on my images are too artificial, similar to what you'd expect to see on gaming. Thank you for your suggestion re editing though never expected to have to upload and edit a photo back to natural.
AndrewL
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@Saturn12: If you're unhappy with the resulting colours of your photos then I recommend tapping on the magic wand symbol in the top right of the Camera app, and exploring some of the filter options that are available here to see if you're able to achieve a more natural looking colour palette to suit you. 

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NovemberTango
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My photos are fine but my screen display is oversaturated and is really hurting my eyes and giving me a headache..can I change this?
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NewOrion
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My photos look normal. Maybe has to do with your screen brightness setting? When I tried the built-in 'Remaster picture' function available in the Gallery editing options on the photo below the sky was made much lighter and the lighter trees made lime green - oversaturated. Photo below is unedited. unedited photo from A53unedited photo from A53

Galaxy A53 5G
US Model SM-A536E/DS
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stushi
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I agree mine does exactly the same.This is my third Samsung phone and despite the definition it still is the worse colour balance of all of them.
Alex-OOE
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I had the same issue, I solved it by changing the setting(Display->Screen mode) from "Vivid" to "Natural";

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alexwent
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This is completely true. I purchased my A53 last week. For wide-angle shots the colour of a clear sky is more natural, but as for the main camera, I have never seen such saturated blues. Very disappointing. I would be happy to see this corrected in a future update. 

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