The promising ‘Camera Assistant’ app will soon be available on more Galaxy devices so you can get the most out of their cameras.
We had already told you regarding the promising app Camera Assistant Samsung before, although the truth is that almost no one had been able to try it because Samsung kept it in exclusive for their last flagship los Galaxy S22also starting only with users from South Korea.
Shortly following the fan was opened so that all owners of any model of the Galaxy S22, S22+ or S22 Ultra might enjoy it downloading it from Galaxy Apps in any country in the world, although until now we had not had news of its arrival to more Galaxy smartphoneswhich just changed.
As our colleagues from SamMobilefinally more Samsung devices and not just the family anymore premium will have access to Camera Assistantas the South Korean brand is already working on porting the application to as many smartphones as possible.
It was confirmed by Samsung itself in the forums of your community Members in South Korearesponding to the question of a user who requested, like many others before, the opening of Camera Assistant for the whole galaxy of Samsung Android mobile devices.
It should be noted that, indeed, even if you search for this application, you will not find it as such, and it is that in reality is available as a Good Lock module that allows us to fully customize the behavior and configuration of the cameragoing much deeper than the standard camera app included in One UI.
Not surprisingly, the control improvements provide us with the option of disable auto HDR mode as well as image smoothing when taking portraits, features that are now included by default since One UI 4.1, in addition to activating the automatic lens change when doing zoom and many other functions.
We’ll even find back in Camera Assistant some useful functions that were missing with the lightened options of the latest versions of One UI, and that many users still found useful for its mode of taking pictures with the mobile.
Obviously, what we do not know is what devices it will reach Camera Assistant in the coming weeks, but we are clear that Samsung works to make it available soon on more smartphones… Good news!
