The PyeongChang Olympic Games are over but Samsung has one last thing to show off. The company unveiled their Galaxy S9 and S9+ smartphones at Mobile World Congress this week and bragged about their cameras a whole lot. So as a follow-up to that, they took to Twitter and Facebook to showcase the ability of the Galaxy S9 cameras. Every year, Samsung updates their cameras, this year adding super slow-mo and better low-light performance. Take a look at the video below from the company’s Twitter post.
Relive some of the best moments from PyeongChang with @NBCOlympics, captured #withGalaxy. https://t.co/sFbjlKE3bJ pic.twitter.com/6K7mpVfFYn
— Samsung Mobile US (@SamsungMobileUS) February 26, 2018
Good lighting is the secret to any great photo. But often, photos are taken in less-than-ideal lighting conditions and most smartphone cameras have a fixed aperture that can’t adjust to low or bright lighting environments resulting in grainy or washed out pictures. Similar to the way the iris of a human eye expands and contracts, Samsung’s Dual Aperture2(F1.5/F2.4) automatically lets in more light when it’s dark and less light when it’s too bright, taking photos that are crisp and clear.
Make every day moments epic with dynamic, slow-motion video that captures 960 frames per second. The Galaxy S9 and S9+ also offer automatic Motion Detection, an intelligent feature that detects movement in the frame and automatically begins to record – all users have to do is set up the shot. After capturing the Super Slow-mo video, users can select background music from 35 different options or add a tune from their favorite playlist. Users can also easily create, edit and share GIF files with a simple tap in three playful styles of looping to watch the action over and over again.
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