Samsung, I keep mentioning the same thing every year. I keep telling you all that brighter photos does not equal better results and that it causes over exposure and during every release of a new phone, you keep thinking this is ok. Your cameras can be top tier if you stop over exposing shots thinking brighter photos equal better photos. Please fix the cameras and reduce the exposure BY A LOT.
I just received my s25u ultra & was doing a little comparison against my s24 ultra with the cameras. Got a particular low light shot that was a little blurry & decided to use the remaster function on both phones. Why, with all the add performance of the snapdragon elite, is my s24u done remastering the picture in less than 4 seconds while the s25u takes 8.5 seconds. These are the same pictures on both phones, taken by each phone. Tested across multiple pictures. Hopefully is optimization related but **bleep**. My reaction when the s25u was still going, and going, and going was not great.
S25+ user yup ultrawide vids are bad at night for sure on the 24+ didn't have this issue so I think it's most likely a software issue. Remember we did receive the phone before its intended release date so that could be an issue as well. Hopefully they fix this!
Taking videos in dark and low light behave really weird during movement it leave weird ghosting like it get deleyed on some places it is bit grainy what don't bother me that much but the ghosting and weird moving pieces of the image is really annoying. Do you guys have some tricks or tips for settings or how to fix it. Older iPhone 14 pro don't have that issues at all
