Samsung One UI 5.1 brings an advanced Photo Remaster function

Samsung One UI 5.1 arrives with a bundle of new features for Galaxy devices to provide a seamless Galaxy experience. The Korean tech giant also enhanced several Samsung app features with One UI 5.1, the Photo Remaster function being one of them.

One UI 5.1 update has further improved the Reamaster feature of the Samsung Gallery. Gallery’s Photo Remaster feature uses AI quality assessment technology to detect and improve various quality issues in photos. You can see this feature through the Recommend menu in the Gallery. When you open this option, you can see several recommendations.

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Samsung One UI 5.1 Remaster Function

The company has added new advancements to the Samsung Photo Remaster function with One UI 5.1. You can take a look at them below.

GIF improvement

Today, GIF is becoming a way to express yourself in a different way. So, you can have a lot of GIFs, but I think there’s a lot to be regretted because the GIFs you really want to keep are low resolution and noisy.

The GIF Remaster implemented on Remaster improves low resolution and removes the unique compression noise that occurs in GIFs, helping you preserve GIFs more clearly.

Remove Shadows and light reflections

Added a Remake function to remove unnecessary shadows and reflections when taking pictures. This is a feature that was previously offered by photo editors but can now be detected and improved upon with a remaster button.

Correct Wide Angle Distortion 

To capture more views, you take photos with a wide-angle lens. However, when shooting with a wide-angle lens, there is distortion due to the different refractive indices of the wide-angle lens, so it must be somewhat disappointing.

Sympathizing with the plight of these customers, the company added a distortion correction engine to detect these parts and correct the distortion as much as possible. If distorted left and right corner characters appear, they can be corrected by remastering.