Samsung One UI 5.1 Tweaked Single Take: What’s new and how to use

Samsung introduced a new version of One UI with the Galaxy S23 series, which is now available for a bunch of Samsung Galaxy devices. One UI 5.1 delivers several exciting new features that allow people to fine-tune nearly every aspect of the mobile experience as well as enhances several features including Single Take.

Single Take is an exclusive feature of Samsung that uses AI technology to simultaneously shoot up to 15 seconds of video and up to 5 photos per second. It also captures the moment you couldn’t press the shutter without losing it, filtering out shaky photos in real-time and selecting photos that are colorful and clear.

It analyzes the scene and provides various edited photos such as smart crop, filters, and collage, and edited videos such as highlight video, slow motion video, and boomerang with background music in one go. In Samsung Galaxy S23, you can capture the moment to create the best jump shots, and fun jump-shot videos.

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How to use the Single Take feature on One UI 5.1 Samsung device?

Single Take is perfect for capturing videos and photos of the precious moments that pass in the blink of an eye. When you select Single Take mode, you do not need to switch shooting modes and shoot again. All you have to do is press the capture button and shoot instantly.

Let’s see how to shoot with Single Take mode:

• Open the Samsung Camera app on your Galaxy smartphone.

• Change the shooting mode to More.

• Select Singel Take mode.

• To take pictures of moving objects, press the capture button and hold the camera steady, or start recording 10 seconds video while moving slowly.

• You can also add 5 more seconds.

• After shooting, click the thumbnail at the bottom left.

• Now, you can view the captured result by pressing on the up arrow present at the bottom.

Single Take produces a variety of unexpected snapshots and movies, especially when photographing children or pets playing endlessly outside. Through the top right corner filter option, you can choose what to capture.