Samsung One UI Camera app should get Astrophotography feature for Galaxy devices

For those people who buy a flagship smartphone for blogging or clicking pictures, the camera quality and the built-in features of that camera are very important. Although we find many third-party apps on the Google Play Store, with different camera features, and editing capabilities, this is not something that is in the original OEM features.

Samsung offers tons of camera features to its users while a couple of months old One UI 4.1 brings more new features and functionalities to take your photography experience to the next level. But what is given to humans, they feel less and their expectations become high.

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Samsung users expect more new camera features from their OEM and one of those is Astrophotography. Well, I’m also a Samsung fan and I would love to have the Astrophotography camera feature on my smartphone and I’m sure you will like it too.

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Samsung Astrophotography camera feature:

Astrophotography involves taking long exposure or sky shots at night. It is capable of capturing a moon shot or star-speckled view in the backyard through multiple long exposures of deep-sky objects.

While Samsung phones already have the capability to capture stunning pictures at night through its night mode, the Astrophotography camera feature will be icing on the cake. It will then capture more clear and more sharp pictures at night. And, it is definitely going to be useful for people who love sky watching or who love astrophotography.

Well, there is no news or hint yet about the release of this feature by Samsung. But as this company meets the expectations of its users every time, it will not be a big deal for them to bring this feature to their camera app.

For now, it doesn’t seem possible to have this feature in Android 13-based One UI 5.0 but I am sure that we will see the Samsung Astrophotography camera feature in smartphones very soon, at least in flagship phones.