New Galaxy Enhanced! - X ai App

[htcrazy]

Has anyone tried the new Galaxy Enhanced-X ai app just released in the Galaxy store?

Every time I try and select a photo to edit, it says the picture is too large.

 

[htcrazy]

Nevermind, I had left the resolution set to 108 MPs. The app works pretty good.

 

[philliplavelle]

Nevermind, I had left the resolution set to 108 MPs. The app works pretty good.

One of the things holding me back or giving me pause for thought about going back to the s22 is the way I'd get shutter lag when shooting my kids or dog in lower light.

Would be interested to see how this app rectifies this? Happy to share a few examples from when I had my S22U to see if anyone can fix them?

These were snapped as my kids were moving around and as you can see, there's some motion blur due to the shutter speed. I know there are workarounds due to pro mode etc but as a point and shoot, I couldn't so with this when my 13PM would have just snapped a good pic with no fuss. But I'm hopeful that this app may be able to redeem the s22U for me.

Thanks folks

 

[htcrazy]

There are several YouTube videos showing how it works to include blur correction. Just do a search on the app.

 

[BerryBubbles]

One of the things holding me back or giving me pause for thought about going back to the s22 is the way I'd get shutter lag when shooting my kids or dog in lower light.

Would be interested to see how this app rectifies this? Happy to share a few examples from when I had my S22U to see if anyone can fix them?

These were snapped as my kids were moving around and as you can see, there's some motion blur due to the shutter speed. I know there are workarounds due to pro mode etc but as a point and shoot, I couldn't so with this when my 13PM would have just snapped a good pic with no fuss. But I'm hopeful that this app may be able to redeem the s22U for me.

Thanks folks

I took 2 of your pictures & ran them through the Enhance-X app. I lightened them a bit, then applied the reduced blur. There is a slight improvement. It might be a little more effective on the original resolution shots. But atleast this might give you an idea.

 

[BerryBubbles]

The last picture I sharpened, brightened, then ran it through the fix blur.

 

[philliplavelle]

The last picture I sharpened, brightened, then ran it through the fix blur.

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That's great. Thank you so much for that