Galaxy S23 camera guides help you shoot the best photos and videos with the top-notch camera system in Galaxy S23, S23+, and S23 Ultra.
Although the default settings and the default camera mode on Galaxy S23 are sufficient for some Galaxy S23 owners, some minor tweaks or customization of the camera settings may significantly improve the photo and video quality taken with the Galaxy S23 camera.
All Galaxy S23 camera guides include a brief introduction of the feature (or function) and then show you how to use them with detailed step-by-step instructions and extensive screenshots so that everyone can follow the guides easily.
List of Galaxy S23 camera guides
We regularly release new Galaxy S23 camera guides after extensively testing them on different Galaxy S23 devices.
Once a new guide is released, we simultaneously update this list of Galaxy S23 camera guides.
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We will also address some commonly encountered Galaxy S23 camera issues by releasing the relevant Galaxy S23 camera guides earlier.
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#1. How to use the Galaxy S23 camera quick launch?
This Galaxy S23 camera guide explains what Galaxy S23 Camera Quick Launch is, how to use it, and how to enable or disable the Galaxy S23 Camera Quick Launch.
Read on to explore Galaxy S23 Camera Quick Launch.
2. Master Galaxy S23 Camera App
To fully benefit from the latest camera technology in Galaxy S23, you should master the Galaxy S23 Camera app.
This Galaxy S23 camera guide explains all 19 items you need to know about the Galaxy S23 Camera app interface (UI). The meaning and usage of these items are included so that you can let Galaxy S23 shoot what you want with the Galaxy S23 Camera app.
Read on to explore the Galaxy S23 Camera app.
3. Galaxy S23 Camera Settings Explained
Mastering Galaxy S23 Camera Settings will help you take better photos and videos and get the full advantages of the Galaxy S23 camera. The default Galaxy S23 Camera settings (with the default camera mode) are good enough in most scenarios.
Tweaking the Galaxy 23 Camera Settings, simply lets the camera meet your special needs.
This Galaxy S23 Camera guide explains everything you need to know in the Galaxy S23 Camera Settings and shows you how to use them properly.
Read on to explore Galaxy S23 Camera settings.
4. How to use Camera Assistant on Galaxy S23, S22, S21, and S20?
You can use Camera Assistant on Galaxy S23, S22, S21, and S20 to access more camera settings (in addition to the standard Galaxy S23 camera settings). For example, you can choose to take multiple photos when using the timer.
This Galaxy S23 camera guide explains what the Camera Assistant is, two ways to install it, how to use it, and the meaning of each entry of the Camera Assistant on Galaxy S23, S22, S21, and S20.
Read on to explore the Camera Assistant on Galaxy S23, S22, S21, and S20.
5. How to use the camera widget on Galaxy S23, S22, and S21 with the Android 14 update?
The camera widget is a new feature introduced in the Android 14 update (One UI 6) for Galaxy S23, S22, and S21 to help you launch the camera in the desired camera mode instantly.
This Galaxy S23 camera guide explains what the camera widget is, how to add the camera widgets to the Home screen, and how to configure and customize the camera widget.
Read on to try the camera widget on Galaxy S23 to launch any camera mode instantly.
6. New camera features in One UI 6 (Android 14) update for Galaxy S23, S22, and S21
Many of the new features and improvements in One UI 6 (Android 14) update for Samsung Galaxy S23, S22, and S21 are about the camera. It is impossible to cover all these new camera features in One UI 6 (Android 14) update when highlighting the top features of One UI 6 (Android 14). It requires a separate post.
This Galaxy S23 camera guide explains all new camera features in One UI 6 (Android 14) update to help you get even more value from your Galaxy S23 camera. The new camera features in One UI 6 (Android 14) update include customizable camera widgets, quick access to photo resolution settings, enhanced video size selection, Auto Scan, turn off swipe up/down to switch cameras, customizable photo quality customization, more options for watermarks, Auto FPS (frame rate) for videos, level indicator for photos, and apply effects with a dial.
Read on to try the new camera features in One UI 6 (Android 14) update for Galaxy S23, S22, and S21.
7. How to use Gallery Widget to Show Photos, Albums, and Stories on the Home Screen of Galaxy S23, S22, S21, and S20?
The Gallery Widget, previously known as the Picture Frame widget, lets you show any of your photos, stories, and albums on the Home screen of Galaxy S23, S22, S21, and S20. The selected photos will be updated automatically every few seconds when the screen is active.
This Galaxy S23 camera guide explains how to use the Gallery Widget to Show Photos, Albums, and Stories on the Home Screen of Galaxy S23, S22, S21, and S20, how to select photos, how to manage and resize the widget on the home screen, and how to use stackable widgets to add multiple copies of the Gallery Widget in one widget location.
Read on to learn to use Gallery Widget to Show Photos, Albums, and Stories on the Home Screen of Galaxy S23, S22, S21, and S20.
8. How to enable and use Auto Scan to scan documents automatically on Galaxy S23, S22, and S21?
Auto Scan is a new camera feature in the Android 14 (One UI 6) update for Galaxy S23, S22, and S21. It allows you to scan the whole page of the document and corrects the distortion automatically.
This One UI 6 new features guide explains how to set up and use Auto Scan to scan documents on Galaxy S23, S22, and S21 with the Android 14 (One UI 6) update. Some alternatives to Auto Scan are also discussed.
Read on to use the Autro Scan to scan documents now on Galaxy S23, S22, and S21 with Android 14 (One UI 6) update.
#. 5 ways to launch the camera app on Galaxy S23
#. Galaxy S23 camera modes
#. Galaxy S23 camera filters
#. How to edit photos on Galaxy S23?
#. How to edit videos on Galaxy S23?
#. How to share photos without leaking private information on Galaxy S23?
#. How to back up photos on Galaxy S23?
#. How to use Expert RAW on Galaxy S23?
#. How to use Camer Assistant on Galaxy S23?
#. How to use AR Emoji on Galaxy S23
#. and many more.
Other Galaxy S23 Guides
In addition to the Galaxy S23 camera guides listed above, you can find other Galaxy S23 guides in different sections.
- Galaxy S23 new features guides. Galaxy S23 new features guides explain the new features of Galaxy S23 and show you how to use them.
- Galaxy S23 how-to guides. Galaxy S23 how-to guides show you how to use and customize Galaxy S23, S23+, and S23 Ultra to meet your needs.
- Galaxy S23 accessories guides. Galaxy S23 accessories guides explore useful Galaxy S23 accessories and show you how to use them to protect your phone or increase your productivity (or fun).
- Official Galaxy S23 user manuals (in PDF). You can read and download the official Galaxy S23 user manuals in PDF format in your local language.
All these Galaxy S23 guides share a similar style and format as the Galaxy S23 camera guides. So it is easy to follow through.
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Hi, whT am I doing wrong when trying to use the 200 mp lens, it is not nearly as clear as just using a simple 12 mp lens. Thanks in advance.
The 200MP sensor generally gives more details. But it depends on the lighting conditions and other settings.
You may try some settings in the Pro mode. The default Photo (auto) mode is not consistent.