Samsung will fix the Galaxy S23 blurring issue

If you have a Samsung Galaxy S23 or S23+ in your possession, and you are one of those affected by blurring problems with the camera, here is some news that should put a smile on your face.

After announcing the coming of a new portrait mode for its Galaxy S23, Samsung is finally talking about one of the biggest problems encountered with its devices since their launch.

Galaxy S23 and S23+ cameras still affected by blurring issues…

Last March, we told you that the Galaxy S23 and S23+ suffered from major sharpness problems. Indeed, many users had massively reported the presence of an abnormal blur effect for photos taken with the latest Samsung Galaxy, except for Ultra models. The cameras offered photos that were sharp in the center and blurred at the edges, resulting in the frustration of users affected by this problem.

If Samsung had so far remained silent with regard to the situation, the Korean manufacturer has finally recognized the existence of a blurring problem with the photo sensors of its smartphones. Since the marketing of its flagshipsthe manufacturer has nevertheless shown undeniable seriousness in terms of monitoring since it has since published a substantial update aimed precisely at improving the camera of its latest Galaxy.

… but Samsung will finally issue a fix!

In a freshly published official press release, the Korean has just announced that he has indeed become aware of the situation. Here is what he says: While testing the camera capabilities of the S23 or S23+, you may have noticed that the area around the subject looks a little blurry when shooting close-ups. Indeed, the rear wide-angle camera of the S23 and S23+ has a bright aperture, which helps to take pictures in the dark. However, this also means that more visible selective focus can make the background of your photos look a little blurry. “.

Beyond this observation, note that the Korean will now work to provide a solution through an upcoming update. If he took his time before reacting, and this patch has not yet been deployed at the time of this writing, you know what he said: better late than never. In the meantime, to work around this problem, Samsung invites you to capture your shots at a distance greater than 30 cm and preferably hold your phone vertically when using the camera.

Source : Wccftech