Share your S20 pics!

[EMGSM]

That's the downside to Samsung cameras. Extreme softening and smoothing of details.

Exactly.

 

[jlangner]

 

[joseph942]

No tripod moon at 100x and other photo on auto.

 

[jaleesag88]

My dinner. It was amazing and I had to share lol.

 

[MoreDef]

Okay. Just had a duh moment.

There's no beauty mode in pro mode. Shooting people in pro mode negates the skin smoothing, but I'm still unsure of whether it can do anything to combat the motion blurring.

The downside would be no automatic bokeh effect for standard shots of people who are all in the same plane, but I'm sure there are setting for that.

Both of these were shot with the stock S20. Ultra camera.

 

[durandetto]

A couple 108mp pics.

 

[Byoung23]

Okay. Just had a duh moment.

There's no beauty mode in pro mode. Shooting people in pro mode negates the skin smoothing, but I'm still unsure of whether it can do anything to combat the motion blurring.

The downside would be no automatic bokeh effect for standard shots of people who are all in the same plane, but I'm sure there are setting for that.

Both of these were shot with the stock S20. Ultra camera.

Beauty mode can be turned off for auto cam as well just hit the wand top right corner, select beauty and turn on in lower right corner

 

[MoreDef]

Nope. There's still some MAJOR skin smoothing,even with auto cam turned off. Samsung seems to think we all want to look like china dolls.

 

[Byoung23]

Nope. There's still some MAJOR skin smoothing,even with auto cam turned off. Samsung seems to think we all want to look like china dolls.

Wasn't arguing that, simply stating beauty mode can be turned off auto.

 

[Mike Dee]

Okay. Just had a duh moment.

There's no beauty mode in pro mode. Shooting people in pro mode negates the skin smoothing, but I'm still unsure of whether it can do anything to combat the motion blurring.

The downside would be no automatic bokeh effect for standard shots of people who are all in the same plane, but I'm sure there are setting for that.

Both of these were shot with the stock S20. Ultra camera.

What motion are you referring too?

 

[Mike Dee]

Some shots from playing w/ zoom today.

Nice job

 

[MoreDef]

What motion are you referring too?

Just the regular motion of trying to capture people in mid-anything. I found my gcam way had less trouble catching people in action, like mid-stride, mid-head turn, or any other slow or stay motion. It could keep up with my 2 year old as she ran, turned and moved throughout the day without much motion blurring of limbs and face.


The S20, in whatever mode it's in, has trouble when anything moves, and can't seem to capture something and isolate it into one stay frame. It's why I've always had a gcam on all my Samsung devices. The Samsung took care of the video, the gcam took care of the stills.

 

[MoreDef]

Wasn't arguing that, simply stating beauty mode can be turned off auto.

Yeah, and I was stating that just because it says "off", it doesn't mean it's off. "Off" should mean "none", but that's far from the truth.

 

[Borgie]

Zoom set from downtown Minneapolis. Auto settings hand held

 

[Morty2264]

Zoom set from downtown Minneapolis. Auto settings hand held

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Those are awesome pictures!

 

[rdrive41071]

Those are awesome pictures!

If Samsung can fix the focus issues, and the over saturation/skin softness on the back camera - this would be a fantastic camera all around. I do not understand how the front facing camera is fine with faces - but the back camera is totally the opposite (on auto)

 

[Mike Dee]

Just the regular motion of trying to capture people in mid-anything. I found my gcam way had less trouble catching people in action, like mid-stride, mid-head turn, or any other slow or stay motion. It could keep up with my 2 year old as she ran, turned and moved throughout the day without much motion blurring of limbs and face.


The S20, in whatever mode it's in, has trouble when anything moves, and can't seem to capture something and isolate it into one stay frame. It's why I've always had a gcam on all my Samsung devices. The Samsung took care of the video, the gcam took care of the stills.

The reason I asked is because you mentioned pro mode. You should be able to mitigate motion after you press the shutter using a faster shutter speed.

 

[mustang7757]

Question does live wallpaper work on the s20 home screen?

 

[MoreDef]

The reason I asked is because you mentioned pro mode. You should be able to mitigate motion after you press the shutter using a faster shutter speed.

Yeah, which makes me sad. I mean, I wish this camera was as point and shoot friendly as a pixel, but I guess that's as much the software as it is the hardware.

 

[MoreDef]

Has anyone tried to turn this motion photo on to see if that helps with taking motion photos? Its the setting at the top (in yellow)

That's for Samsung's version of Apple's live photo.