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Last updated on: December 6, 2020 · First published on: August 31, 2020 6 Comments

Galaxy S20 camera modesGalaxy S20 camera modes allow you to easily take photos in different scenarios without fiddling around the settings.

This Galaxy S20 camera guide explains how to access different Galaxy S20 camera modes, how to add frequently used camera modes to the preview screen so that you can access them quickly.  A detailed explanation of all Galaxy S20 camera modes and their usages concludes this guide.

Although the three models of Galaxy S20 phones differ significantly in camera specs, the camera modes on Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20+, and Galaxy S20 Ultra are actually identical. So this guide applies to all these three Galaxy S20 models.

Table of Contents hide
1. How to access Galaxy S20 camera modes?
2. List of Galaxy S20 camera modes
3. How to add Galaxy S20 camera modes to the preview screen?
3.1. Step 0: Start the camera app.
3.2. Step 1: Tap More button
3.3. Step 2: Tap the edit (pencil) icon
3.4. Step 3: Drag camera mode to the desired location
3.5. Step 4: Drop the camera mode
3.6. Step 5: Test camera mode in the preview screen
4. Galaxy S20 camera modes explained
4.1. Photo mode (auto mode)
4.2. Single-take mode
4.3. Video mode
4.4. Pro Mode (rear camera only)
4.5. Pro Video mode (rear camera only)
4.6. Panorama mode (rear camera only)
4.7. Food mode (rear camera only)
4.8. Night mode
4.9. Live focus mode
4.10. Live focus video mode
4.11. Slow-motion mode
4.12. Super slow-mo mode (rear camera only)
4.13. Hyperlapse mode
5. Does Galaxy S20 camera have the burst-short mode?

How to access Galaxy S20 camera modes?

By default, when you open the camera app (including using Galaxy S20 camera quick launch), you are in the Photo mode (aka auto mode). This is the default Galaxy S20 camera mode.

Please note, if you open the camera again shortly after you closed it, or from the Recents screen, it may start with the last used camera mode depending on whether the process is stopped completely or not.

As shown in the screenshot below, in the preview screen, you can find Galaxy S20 camera modes located above the shutter button.

By default, there are four buttons. Three of them are for single-take camera mode, Photo mode, and video mode, respectively. The last one is the More button.

You can tap the More button to reveal all other available Galaxy S20 camera modes.

To access or use any of the Galaxy S20 camera modes, you simply tap on the mode. Galaxy S20 camera will change the camera mode to the tapped one instantly.

You can then take photos using that camera mode.

Please some Galaxy S20 camera modes are for the rear camera only. If you choose that mode, Galaxy S20 will switch to the rear camera immediately without warning if you are using the front-facing camera.  Unlike that in previous Galaxy phones, Galaxy S20 does not grey out inapplicable camera modes for the front camera.

Besides, the look of the shutter button may change slightly for the single-take mode and video mode, as explained here.

Galaxy S20 camera app access Galaxy S20 camera modes

List of Galaxy S20 camera modes

By default, as shown in the screenshot above, there are 13 Galaxy S20 camera modes (excluding the burst mode):

  1. Photo mode (auto mode).
  2. Single-take mode.
  3. Video mode.
  4. Pro Mode (rear camera only).
  5. Pro Video mode (rear camera only).
  6. Panorama mode (rear camera only).
  7. Food mode (rear camera only).
  8. Night mode.
  9. Live focus mode.
  10. Live focus video mode.
  11. Slow-motion mode.
  12. Super slow-mo mode (rear camera only)
  13. Hyperlapse mode.

As mentioned, if you choose any of the rear camera only camera modes, Galaxy S20 will use the rear camera and ignore your current choice of the front camera.

How to add Galaxy S20 camera modes to the preview screen?

Many Galaxy owners feel it is inconvenient to use the More button to access some of the preferred camera modes:

  • You need to tap the More button, then tap the camera mode (one more tap compared with camera modes in the preview screen).
  • After using that camera mode, you need to tap the < button at the top left to return to the “normal” preview screen so that you can use other camera modes.

So, Samsung allows you to add any of the available Galaxy S20 camera modes to the preview screen so that you can use them quickly.  Of course, it would be crazy to add all camera modes there, although it is allowed.

You can also remove any camera modes except Photo mode and Video mode from the preview screen.

To pin (add) Galaxy S20 camera modes to the preview screen, or manage camera modes in the preview screen, you may follow these steps.

Step 0:  Start the camera app.

You can use any method to open the camera app on Galaxy S20, including using the camera quick launch by double-pressing the side key.

You can also launch the camera app from the app shortcuts on the lock screen.

Step 1: Tap More button

In the Galaxy S20 camera app interface, tap the More button (marked as 1 in the screenshot shown earlier in this guide).

Step 2:  Tap the edit (pencil) icon

As shown in the screenshot above, there is a pencil (edit) icon after you tap the More button.

Step 3: Drag camera mode to the desired location

As shown in the screenshot below, you can drag any of the available camera modes to the desired location.

For example,  in this guide, we want to add the live focus mode to the preview screen.

So, tap and hold (aka long tap) the live focus mode button, drag it to the desired spot, then release your finger from the screen to drop it there.

You can also manage camera modes in the preview screen. For example, relocate a camera mode or remove it.

There are only two limitations:

  1. All camera modes (and the More button)  in the preview screen can only occupy one line.
  2. Photos mode and Video mode must be in the preview screen.

If you add too many Galaxy S20 camera modes there, eventually, you need to swipe left and right to locate a camera mode. It may be counter-productive.

Normally, you may put some frequently used camera modes to the preview screen so that it is easier to locate the mode you want to use.

add Galaxy S20 camera modes from the drawer to the preview screen add Galaxy S20 camera modes from the drawer to the preview screen

Step 4: Drop the camera mode

As shown below,  once you find the desired location for the live focus mode, release your finger from the screen to drop it there.

You must tap the Save button to save the customization.  Otherwise, the customization will not be applied.

add Galaxy S20 camera modes from the drawer to the preview screen add Galaxy S20 camera modes from the drawer to the preview screen

Step 5: Test camera mode in the preview screen

In the preview screen, as shown above, you can find the live focus mode without tapping the More button.

Galaxy S20 camera modes explained

Now, let’s explore the available Galaxy S20 camera modes.

Photo mode (auto mode)

Photo mode is called auto mode in some old Galaxy phones. It is the default Galaxy S20 camera mode.

Basically, in this mode, Galaxy S20 will try to make the camera looks great for everyday occasions.

Galaxy S20 will also apply the scene optimizer automatically unless you disable it.

Of course, in this mode, you can use most of Galaxy S20 camera settings, for example, choose a different camera lens or choose different zoom levels.

Anyway, if you are not sure,  you should try this camera mode first.

Single-take mode

Single-take mode is one of the new features in Galaxy S20. And it is one of the most interesting Galaxy S20 camera modes.

Galaxy S20 will use AI technology to take a few photos and videos automatically (as explained here) when the single-take mode is selected.  Some effects may be applied automatically, as well.

You may check this guide on how to use the single-take mode on Galaxy S20.

Video mode

This is the traditional video (recording) mode.

Please note, video settings for the front and rear cameras are separated in Galaxy S20 camera settings.

When using the front-facing camera to record videos, you can choose to use the mirrored video, or non-mirrored, as explained in this post.

Pro Mode (rear camera only)

Galaxy S20 Pro mode allows you to adjust almost all aspect of the photography.

You can play with the ISO, aperture, shutter speed, white balance, autofocus, exposure, and many other professional photographic settings.

You may check this guide on how to use the Pro Mode on Galaxy S20, S10, and S9.

Pro Video mode (rear camera only)

You can use all Pro mode settings for videos as well.

Panorama mode (rear camera only)

You can use Galaxy S20 panorama mode to combine the full 360° scenes into one panorama photo.

When in the panorama mode, there will be an alignment box (as shown in the screenshot below) to help you keep the scene aligned. You then move Galaxy S20 in one direction slowly.

Panorama mode

Galaxy S20 can take full 360° scenes. Of course, you are not required to take the full view, and you can stop at any time.

You can choose the main wide-angle camera or the ultra-wide angle camera in the panorama mode.  Zoom is always disabled in panorama mode.

Food mode (rear camera only)

Galaxy S20 food mode can automatically adjust the colours of food in the frame to make it look vibrant.

For the Galaxy S20 food mode, there are two special settings, as shown in the screenshot below.

  1. Colour temperature (marked as A).
  2. Radial blur (marked as B).

The food mode always adjusts the colour temperature automatically. But sometimes, it is not what you want.  In this case, you can manually adjust the colour temperature tapping the wheel icon (A).

By default, Galaxy S20 camera food mode applies a radial blur to highlight the focused food. You can tap the radial blur icon to disable or enable it.

If the radial blur is enabled, you can drag the four corners to make the focused area bigger or smaller.

Galaxy S20 camera modes: food mode

Night mode

Samsung removed the night mode in Android Oreo and asked owners to use Photo mode (auto mode) for such scenarios.

But it did not work well. So, in Android 9 and 10 updates, Samsung added the night mode back for low-light conditions.

In Galaxy S20 camera night mode, flash is disabled automatically.

When taking photos in the night mode, it is important to hold the camera steady. Most of the time, it requires at least 1-2 seconds to take the photo.

Live focus mode

Galaxy S20 live focus camera mode can produce photos with adjustable depth of focus. Essentially, it is a Bokeh effect.

Galaxy S20 uses the wide-angle and telephoto rear cameras to capture the subject and background separately. Then it can blur the background based on your choice. On Galaxy S20 Ultra, the depth sensor is also used.

So, when using live focus mode with the rear camera, you are not allowed to use the ultra-wide-angle camera.

When using live focus mode with the front camera, Galaxy S20 relies on some algorithms to distinguish the object and background and blur the background. Please note, all three Galaxy S20 models have only one front-facing camera sensor, although Samsung used some software tricks to mimic two focal lengths.

On Galaxy S20, you can still change the background effects for the saved photos taken in live focus mode. But you can only do this in the Gallery app.

Live focus video mode

The Galaxy S20 live focus video mode lets you apply live focus when recording videos.

Slow-motion mode

When recording videos with Galaxy S20 (all three models), you can choose 30fps or 60fps for FHD and 4K videos.  For 8K videos, it is limited to 24fps.

If you need a higher frame rate, Samsung offers two additional Galaxy S20 camera modes:

  1. Slow-motion mode@240fps. The resolution is limited to FHD (1080p).
  2. Super slow-mo mode@960fps. The resolution is limited to HD (720p). And the recording time is limited to 1 second. So, the video can be played at normal speed (30fps) in 32 seconds.

There are no options to change the resolution or frame rate for the Galaxy S20 slow-motion mode.

Super slow-mo mode (rear camera only)

As mentioned earlier, Galaxy S20 super slow-mo mode allows you to record up to 1-second HD video at 960fps.

Galaxy S20 and Galaxy S20+ record the super slow-mo video at 960fps natively. But Galaxy S20 Ultra can only record the video at 480fps and then extrapolate to 960fps.

The super slow-mo mode was first introduced in Galaxy S9. But Samsung slightly improved it in the following two aspects:

  • Recording time is extended to 1 second. On Galaxy S9 and Note 9, it is limited to 0.4 seconds. On Galaxy S10 and Note 10 (with Android 10 update), it was extended to 0.8 seconds.
  • Remove the duration selector.  On Galaxy S9 and Note 9, you have to choose the duration as either 0.2 or 0.4 seconds. On Galaxy S10 and Note 10, you need to set it to 0.4 or 0.8  seconds.  Galaxy S20 does not ask you to choose the duration. It can record the super slow-mo videos up to 1 second. You can stop it at any time before it.

On Galaxy S20, to use the super slow-mo mode, you only need to enable or disable the motion detection.

As shown below, by default, when you switch to the super slow-motion mode, the motion detection is not on.

If you want to record immediately, you just tap the shutter button to record.

If you need to use motion detection to capture the moments automatically, tap the motion detection button, as shown below.

Galaxy S20 camera modes: super slow-mo mode. motion detection off Galaxy S20 camera modes: super slow-mo mode, motion detection on

Once you enable motion detection, you will see a square representing detection area in the preview screen, as shown above, You can drag the four corners to make the detection area bigger (or smaller).

You MUST tap the shutter button so that motion detection can start.  If you do not tap the shutter button, nothing will be recorded!!!!

Once motion detection is started, you need to hold the camera steadily.  Galaxy S20 will record the video automatically when motion is detected in the box.

Please note, Samsung removed the multi-take option for the super slow-mo mode in Galaxy S10, Galaxy Note 10, and Galaxy S20.

All super slow-mo videos are saved in the phone storage sue to writing speed requirements. It will not use the micro SD card when recording the video. But you can move them to the micro SD card after they are saved.

Hyperlapse mode

Hyperlapse camera mode was introduced in Galaxy S7. There have been some incremental improvements over the years for this camera mode.

Galaxy S20 Hyperlapse mode allows you to create your own time-lapse video. Galaxy S20 records the scene at various frame rates (time-lapse speed) and is able to automatically adjust them to create impressive time-lapse videos.

To use Galaxy S20 Hyperlapse mode, you may need to play with the  4 options, as shown below:

  1. Flash.
  2. Super-steady. This option is mutually exclusive with flash and night Hyperlapse.
  3. Night Hyperlapse.  This is the night mode for Hyperlase mode. Once enabled, you cannot change the other 3 options.
  4. Time-lapse speed.

The first 3 options are available only for the rear camera. If you are using the Hyperlapse mode with the front camera, the only option is the time-lapse speed.

Hyperlapse mode Hyperlapse mode, time-lapse speed

As shown above, the default time-lapse speed is auto. Galaxy S20 will adjust the speed based on the scene.

You can manually set it to 4x, 8x, 16x, 32x, or 64x if you want. You need to experiment it to get the desired speed.

Does Galaxy S20 camera have the burst-short mode?

Yes, Galaxy S20 camera does have the burst short mode.  But it is not listed among the Galaxy S20 camera modes.

You can access Galaxy S20 burst shot mode from the Photo mode.  You need to swipe down from the shutter button to enter Galaxy S20 burst mode as explained here.

Please read this guide on how to take and manage burst shot photos on Galaxy S20.

Do you have any questions on Galaxy S20 camera modes on Galaxy S20, S20+, and S20 Ultra?

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  1. Jeffrey Smith says

    November 9, 2020 at 7:19 am

    Hi and thanks for the detailed review of the Samsung S20 camera. I’m having trouble with taking a photo as every time a press the shutter it takes a Motion photo and i don’t know how to change it back to just regular photo.
    Much appreciated
    Regards
    Jeff

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    • simon says

      November 9, 2020 at 12:07 am

      In the preview screen, on the top, there is a motion photo button, as explained and illustrated here.


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  2. Wendy says

    February 8, 2021 at 3:47 am

    I just bought an S20, but don’t see a macro mode. Is there a way to take macro shots with this phone?

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    • simon says

      February 8, 2021 at 5:05 am

      There is no macro mode on Galaxy S20. You can use the optical zoom to get a similar photo.

      Under the default photos mode, set the zoom to 2x-3x, then try to capture the object.


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  3. Alan Mittlestead says

    July 15, 2021 at 8:15 pm

    When shooting in Slo-Mo the frame rate will flip between the set 240fps and a much slower rate around 15 fps and back again. It seems to be doing some kind of motion auto-detection on the fly.

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    • simon says

      July 17, 2021 at 1:35 am

      Not sure about this issue. You can record a 10s video, then copy it to a PC and use VLC or some video editing tools to check the number of frames.


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