Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra users complain about massive camera issues when taking pictures of the moon

[Redaktion]

Years after Samsung was accused of faking moon pictures, the Galaxy S25 Ultra is once again having problems with the Earth's satellite. The flagship is rendering the moon in a pink color, which suggests an issue with the white balance in the One UI 8 camera app.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Samsung-Galaxy-S25-Ultra-users-complain-about-massive-camera-issues-when-taking-pictures-of-the-moon.1085587.0.html

[Terror Byte]

Yeah, buy a $2000 phone and shoot crappy jpg format and Samsung jpg's suck. Use the pro mode and shoot RAW dummies.

[Worgarthe]

Years after Samsung was accused of faking moon pictures,

Lol? Like they were ever hiding it. They even have an official link for years at this point: https://www.samsung.com/uk/support/mobile-devices/how-galaxy-cameras-combine-super-resolution-technologies-with-ai-to-produce-high-quality-images-of-the-moon/

Since the Galaxy S10, Galaxy smartphone cameras have included Scene Optimiser. This camera function uses advanced AI to recognise objects.

Since the Galaxy S21 series, Scene Optimiser has had the capacity to recognise the moon as an object. This means that the detail enhancement engine, a key feature of Scene Optimiser, is applied to photos of the moon.

When you take a photo of the moon with your Galaxy device, the camera system uses deep learning-based AI, along with multi-frame processing, to enhance details.

So people were accusing them of something that they are open about? What's next, accusing Notebookcheck authors of writing articles on Notebookcheck? 🤥