S25 camera feedback

[Derrickguy]

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. 

[lilyfigue608]

It's day 1, so I know this will likely improve but, I'm seeing blur and graininess with indoor/low light pics. And over sharpening of textures like below sheet and my skin. Haven't gotten to test the camera outside to see how it does. As for selfie cam, no complaints there at all. Good colors.

[meself]

Great phone might be settings to adjust light level

[Libra1969]

Try setting the intelligent optimization to minimum 

[Aldrinjp]

Never had a problem remastering with my s21 ultra or s23 ultra but the s 25 ultra messes up colours.

[azerith]

I've noticed a difference when taking videos in low light especially when you use the 0.6 setting which I would assume is your ultrawide. I haven't tried pictures but videos look off like really bad I hope they can push out a patch to be fair we did get the phone kind of early. I'm an s25 plus user.

[Anqrew]

I think they still use the old bad quality ultrawide sensor in S25 and S25+, it had issues before in 24 series with the low light performance (especially for video capturing). The same for 3X telesensor, it is not good in low light 

[userGJM43RYSN3]

I have blue spots on my camera when I'm trying to take a selfie. My S23 Ultra never did that. Any ideas what they are and how to fix it?

[cjt7786]

I noticed this but it was when I had my glasses on

[userGJM43RYSN3]

Yes, I also had my glasses on. I didn't even think that was an issue.