Samsung Addresses Dark Photo Issue in Galaxy S24 Ultra Camera
Samsung's latest flagship phone, the Galaxy S24 Ultra, has been a hit with consumers, driving an impressive sales increase for the company. However, a recent issue with the camera has caught the attention of both Samsung and its users.
Camera Issue Under Specific Conditions:
While user reviews have been largely positive, there's one aspect of the Galaxy S24 Ultra that requires a fix. In certain situations, the camera can capture photos that appear underexposed, or darker than intended. Samsung has acknowledged this problem and assures users that a software update is in the works.
The good news for most Galaxy S24 Ultra owners is that this issue is unlikely to affect them in everyday use. The camera glitch only occurs when users manually lock the auto exposure (AE) within a specific zoom range (between 1.6x and 1.9x, or 4.6x and 9.9x) before taking a picture.
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Stellar Sales for the Galaxy S24 Series:
Despite this minor camera hiccup, the Galaxy S24 series is performing exceptionally well in the market. Global sales have jumped 8% compared to last year, with particularly strong growth in Europe (28% increase) and the US (14% increase). The Galaxy S24 Ultra is the clear leader within the series, accounting for more than half of the total sales.
Looking Ahead:
With a software update on the horizon to address the camera issue, Samsung seems committed to providing a seamless user experience for Galaxy S24 Ultra owners. The phone's strong sales performance suggests that this latest addition to the Galaxy family is a winner overall.
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