Help me. Camera Issue (Oversaturation).

[aloharoha]

Recently updated the software on my A54. Suddenly the color tone(?) changed. The screenshot looks different than the saved picture. It also looks different from what color it actually is irl. It's TOO bright. It hurts my eye.😭 

The same also happens when I take a picture of a person using the back camera. The skin turns yellow. Does anybody know how to fix this?😭

Screenshot, what the color of the book slightly looks like irl.

The output😭😭😭

[aloharoha]

I've searched and there were only solutions for the S series. The filters are even off on the camera app. 😭

[aloharoha]

WHY IS IT LIKE THAT?????? It wasn't like that before 😭

[jjxxari]

It's only in the reds portion of post processing but no worries, Samsung will fix it with a software update

[aloharoha]

Hope so 💔 Bc it really bothers me. It's even more obvious when I take portrait shots. It really shows how unnatural the photo is.

[alxxious]

turn off the auto HDR in the camera settings

[aloharoha]

It's still the same 🥲

[TeamGalaxyJanine]

Hey there, aloharoha! 👋🏻

So, it seems like the clash between Android's Night Light and Samsung's Eye Comfort Shield is what's causing this. Some users found a workaround by turning off network access and manually adjusting their device's time to daylight settings. Others are using Nova Launcher to turn off Google's Night Light feature (apparently, this is the only way to turn it off for now).

For us though, the ultimate fix might just be hanging tight and waiting for a security patch to clear this issue. So keep your device updated and let us know if you have any more concerns regarding this!

[SonnyCalooy]

If no fix, you can try camera app in playstore 👍