Hi!
I traded in my old dinosaur of an S5 2 weeks ago and picked up an S10. Love it. The 3 lenses are excellent. I read about it has good performance in low light situations. Yes, it utterly kills my old dinosaur S5.
I also read about how much better the Google Camera app is with Night Sight. I figured it couldn't be that much better, but it is. Sorry for the pun, but it's "night and day" better.
Here's the issue. After installing the apk for the Google Camera, I started taking comparison photos between the stock Samsung Camera app and the Google Camera app. Images taken with the Samsung Camera app come out far more saturated whereas the Google Camera app images come out
considerably more lifelike. I can color correct / adjust white balance in post processing, but I really want to just be able to take a pic and share it immediately without the hassle of any post processing.
I'd prefer to keep using the Samsung App for now (excluding low light photos) because the Google Camera app doesn't utilize all 3 lenses (yet).
Anyone here have any tips / tricks on taming the white balance / saturation in the Samsung Camera app?
I am using the Samsung App in full auto. I can tinker with the Pro mode and "get it right", but I want to point, shoot, and share without having to go through a whole lot of post processing - basically, I want an "easy button".
Here are my camera settings in the Samsung App:
Scene Optimizer enabled
- Bright Night enabled
- Document Scan disabled
- Starburst disabled
Shot Suggestions disabled
Flaw detection disabled
Motion photos disabled
HDR (rich tone) enabled
Tracking auto-focus enabled
To be honest, I have not yet disabled Scene Optimizer and HDR for a test vs the Google Camera app.
In the attached file, the top pic is with the Google app, the bottom pic is from the Samsung camera app.
I look forward to suggestions and feedback!