Samsung’s camera is updated with a Moon mode

Samsung camera application is a very comprehensive application that helps users with branded phones to get great pictures. Although this app has fewer features than Google’s camera, such as Astrophotography mode, one of the main functions in this application.

With very little noise, Samsung has introduced a new feature in its camera app, called Moon Mode, basically a Moon Mode. This mode has been seen in the brand’s phones using One UI 2.5 and One UI 3, the two most recent versions of its interface, which some phones in Spain already use.

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This is the Moon mode of the Samsung camera

This new Moon mode has been around for a while now Samsung’s camera app, probably since the arrival of One UI 2.5, although the manufacturer hasn’t said anything about this feature so far. This isn’t as spectacular a feature as the Astrophotography mode in Google’s camera. Indeed, it is not a special mode that we have to activate.

Moon mode is integrated into the application’s scene optimizer, therefore, It will only show when we are pointing to the moon with the phone camera. When pointing the camera at the moon, a small warning should appear on the screen informing you that it detects that it is the moon and that the scene optimizer is in charge of adapting the camera to get the best possible photo.

This isn’t a spectacular feature, although many speculate that Samsung is working on a major update for its camera app. Since it could be a step before introducing your Astrophotography mode in your application. Although at the moment there are no data or indications that indicate this.

If you have a Samsung mobile with One UI 2.5 or One UI 3, then you probably already have this Moon mode in the camera app. To verify this, you will have to try to take a photo of the moon and you will see if this mode appears on the screen or not.