:/An advanced menu has appeared but doesnt make any difference to the image when you change the settings.
:/An advanced menu has appeared but doesnt make any difference to the image when you change the settings.
Yeah, its barely noticable, i only spotted it as was in a different room thats not as bright.Mine is a LITTLE more vivid on max vivid
Where is this located please? Can't see it on the same page where vivid is selected with the sliderAn advanced menu has appeared but doesnt make any difference to the image when you change the settings.
Make sure adaptive true tone is turned offWhere is this located please? Can't see it on the same page where vivid is selected with the slider
The difference is visibly significant setting the vividness slider to max and then going back and toggling between Natural and Vivid. It is now exactly as it was on the S23 pretty much. You must have some other modes enabled if you are not seeing a difference?An advanced menu has appeared but doesnt make any difference to the image when you change the settings.
Yeah, its barely noticable, i only spotted it as was in a different room thats not as bright.
that was it, cheersMake sure adaptive true tone is turned off
These are old setting recommendations. Intelligent Optimisation is needed to retain detail and rendering quality/noise. See my IMGsli posted earlier where I compare each setting inside the Intelligent Optimisation screen. Max is the best setting but leave scene optimiser off.Excellent to see the update is out, I found a thread on Samsung that appears to have improved the camera for me and others
Went into camera settings
Set "Intelligent Optimisation" to minimum
Turned off auto HDR (Camera assistant )
Turned off HEIC compression
A lot faster for taking photos and look far less processed and natural including colours , got to do some more test but to my eyes looks far better
How do I stop photos auto brightening up once taken?
I've set Intelligent Optimisation to minimum and
Turned off auto HDR but it's still happening?