[Alepaxx]

Like the title, should I turn on the anti-shake camera feature? Are there any reasons why I shouldn't activate it?

[STSVA]

I'm not sure what technology Samsung is using for that feature, but in general it should be OK to turn it on and it may help get better pictures.

[msavic6]

That feature bumps up the ISO and in turn causes a quickee shutter speed but because of the gain in ISO, image quality may be a bit worse.

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[Alepaxx]

That feature bumps up the ISO and in turn causes a quickee shutter speed but because of the gain in ISO, image quality may be a bit worse.

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So, should I turn it on?

[Jennifer Stough]

So, should I turn it on?

Your best bet will probably be to turn it on, test it in a few different environments with a handful of pictures, and see what the improvement is over it deactivated. From there, you can decide if you'd like to continue using it.

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[msavic6]

So, should I turn it on?

You're better off shooting in sports mode, shutter speed is increased and no difference in quality compared to auto mode.

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[Lee Sin]

well as I have tested it images with anti-shake on produces so many noise in low light compared to the anti-shake off .. so if you want decent photos in low light I suggest turning the anti shake feature off.