Camera app

[sarasphotobox]

Hi all for those who use s25 base model or s25 series if i turn off intelligence optimisation to minimum camera app what happens what's the purpose of this setting 

Thanks 

[Piper123]

Hiya

This will reduce the amount of adjusting your device does to each image. So less AI, more natural images.

It is a choice.

So maybe take some photos with maximum and minimum and see which you prefer 😊

[sarasphotobox]

Thanks

[sarasphotobox]

I noticed when turning intelligence optimisation minimum it goes blurry and then when turning it maximum it's great quality

[smiley]

Just to mention that there is an additional app called 'camera assistant' that is part of the good lock team. It gives a lot more camera options.

Learning the samsung cameras is a bit of an art... and there are a lot of things you can control, should you wish to.

If you want to simply 'point and shoot' then these exposure / focus / light balance settings can be automatic, although if you dabble in pro and expert Raw then you can learn a lot about camera imagery. It is a user choice. 👍😉

There are a lot of youtube guiding posts to help out.

Smiley

[sarasphotobox]

Hi thanks for recommending I have camera assitant app enabled auto hdr , auto lens switching, distortion correction, adaptive pixel enabled

[sarasphotobox]

But I wondered when I turn on minimum intelligence optimisation then quality is poor

[sarasphotobox]

I saw this thread on battery used alot on camera any tips saving battery


https://r1.community.samsung.com/t5/galaxy-s/s25-ultra-battery-life-when-using-camera/td-p/31677504

[MtjP]

I don't find pictures to be blurry, but less sharp.

I sometimes use medium and leave scene optimiser "off:

[sarasphotobox]

Oh ok what setting is better im mainly focusing to preserve battery as i didn't have this intelligence feature om s23 base model now i do on my s25 base model