When I'm Overview of the phoneThe part that is the most entertaining is the testing of cameraand that was the case with Galaxy S25 and S25 Plus.
I spent a few days passing pictures of friends, gardens, houses and cups (born to live in the world of Downton Opatija, forced to live nowadays), and I chose some of my favorite shots so far. These images show some of the best qualities of the S25 and S25 Plus cameras: namely, their capacity to give them the themes to use the objects and catch vibrant colors and a convincing sight.
S25 and S25 Plus characterize the same cameras as each other – and like last year S24 and s24 plus: A 50-megapixel wide camera, 12-megapixel ultravid camera and 10-megapixel 3X telephone camera. They both share a 12 -megapixel camera. This year's lineup receives additional reinforcements of AI tools as General editingwhich allows you to remove something from your image and fill it flawlessly now empty space. (I was impressed with how well he handled this task, over and over.) Samsung also says that his AI can do a better job to reduce the noise in night videos, and admire the life of various nights.
The biggest difference between the S25 and S25 Plus is the larger S25 Plus display (6.7 inches, versus 6.2 inches of S25), as well as higher battery capacity (4,900mAh, versus 4,000mAh on S25). So, when it comes to cameras, footage made on the S25 and S25 plus are interchangeable – you'll get the same type of image on both devices.
Without further advertising, let's jump into some of my favorite pictures taken on both phones and make them highlight.
Isn't this screaming time? (Galaxy S25)
I love how vibrant pinks and red petals here, making this colorful setting appear in a very real life. The details of the water are climbing and the texture around the Birdbath is also impressive, and the greenery in the background is vibrant without stealing the spotlight.
If you know me, here you will know that the learning image is mandatory. (Galaxy S25 Plus)
This portrait regime recording is everything for the drama: fallen petals (impressively all in focus); fresh silhouette of tea, plate and plate; And the subtle blurred effect on the background and vase. This was taken before the sunset, in my living room, and I like how the softness of the image does not calm the cheerful of pink China and the petals.
What are friends for? To be your makeshift model, of course! (Galaxy S25)
I brought the Galaxy S25 as I grabbed the hot chocolate with a friend and took this shot portrait that became one of my favorites. Again and over, the S25 and S25 Plus have shown how good they know what to blur and what to maintain the focus, which is clearly seen in this picture. I also appreciated the general clear, given that this was taken at night, with some bright lights blinking in the background. But what about those tricky barricades left?
AI of rescue to clear the background. (Galaxy S25)
Poof; Like magic! This is where the generative editing comes in favor: to remove all eyes or photobomberi. I was constantly impressed by how well generally used AI to fill backgrounds, so you would never know that something is there IRL (unless you look at the disclaimer in the corner that this is “AS content.”)
Astonished at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco. (Galaxy S25)
Galaxy S25 and S25 Plus have three different levels of optical zoom: .6x, 1x and 3x 2x culture sensor The main camera and digital zoom of 10x, 20x and 30x on the phone). This was brought to the Palace Hotel in San Francisco using a 2x optical zoom, and I want the details of the chandeliers and the glass ceiling well saved. I also appreciate the warm tones.
Selfie time! (Galaxy S25)
I've always been a great fanboy of (very flattering) effect of smoothing in selfxy phones, and the S25 supports that heritage. The top and crunchyness are never compromised, though, as can be seen with the sharp leaves of the palm in the background and vibrant colors of my floral dress.
I would like to make this postcard. (Galaxy S25 Plus)
This wide -angle portrait shot feels so submerged and beautifully shows the different shades of the surrounding greenery. Lighting is again true for life for that partially cloudy day, offering a more useful, yet still influential image of one of my favorite places, philoli castle and gardens in Woodside, California.
So pleasant. (Galaxy S25)
Compared to many other phones that have similar ultravid lenses, the Galaxy S25 and S25 Plus do a great job of not dramatic curvature of zoom .6x. Instead, they serve stunning landscapes and settings, while maintaining their authenticity. This living room recorded on Philoli is a great example.
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