Latest Galaxy S20 update fixes annoying focus issue with zoom camera

Concluding updated: April 2nd, 2020 at xvi:19 UTC+01:00

Earlier this week, Samsung released withal another update in an attempt to better the camera performance on its latest flagship series. That update was initially released in Hong Kong and Taiwan and has begun rolling out in Korea today, and changelog for the Korean release reveals that the update fixes an annoying autofocus issue when switching between the main rear camera and the and zoom camera.

Equally we noted in our Galaxy S20 Ultra review, while autofocus issues with the 108MP primary camera have been stock-still, some focus bug remain with the zoom camera. The zoom lens fails to focus or takes time to focus on the subject every now then, especially when you are zooming in at a minor object (similar a bird or a flower) later taking a photo of the aforementioned scene with the regular camera. That problem should now exist fixed, or at least somewhat alleviated, thanks to the new software update.

The update also makes a lot of other improvements to the photographic camera experience. Quality of Super Wearisome-mo (960 fps slow motion) videos in low-light conditions has been improved, and the camera should also be less decumbent to blurring out moving objects when taking regular photos. The translation from Korean is a bit rough, but it seems the photographic camera will now be able to more accurately capture dark and pale skin tones also.

The update comes with software versionG98xNKSU1ATCT in Korea and includes the April 2020 security patch, which Samsung is yet to detail in its monthly security message. It can be downloaded over the air from the phone's Settings » Software updatebill of fare; you can also download the latest firmware from our archive for updating manually. The update will probably roll out in other markets in the coming days, and nosotros will be certain to allow y'all know once that happens.