I'm very curious of these two things.
My Note 20's screen has this annoying feature where it gets very bright but only when in direct sunlight. If I'm hiking or walking and passing under tree canopies the screen constantly goes from special max brightness to standard max brightness (highest level you can put it in the brightness settings). I understand the S22 is supposed to be 15-20% brighter. Is this brightness just for the special max brightness mode that cannot be used unless I'm standing under the searing sun. Or does it also increase the max brightness level you can set manually?
I also was curious if the shutter lag is horrible on the S22 Ultra like it is on my Note 20 Ultra. Coming from previous notes, the shutter lag is by far the worst on the Note 20 so hoping this is improved in the S22 Ultra. Thank you in advance for any replies.
My Note 20's screen has this annoying feature where it gets very bright but only when in direct sunlight. If I'm hiking or walking and passing under tree canopies the screen constantly goes from special max brightness to standard max brightness (highest level you can put it in the brightness settings). I understand the S22 is supposed to be 15-20% brighter. Is this brightness just for the special max brightness mode that cannot be used unless I'm standing under the searing sun. Or does it also increase the max brightness level you can set manually?
I also was curious if the shutter lag is horrible on the S22 Ultra like it is on my Note 20 Ultra. Coming from previous notes, the shutter lag is by far the worst on the Note 20 so hoping this is improved in the S22 Ultra. Thank you in advance for any replies.
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