I am in Canada, I bought s25 Ultra two days ago. It seems like s23U takes better pictures than s25U. Some people are complaining about night vision. But to me, it's bad in general.
I already turned off Image optimization, still nothing. I am wondering of I received defect product.
We understand your concern about the camera quality on your new Galaxy S25 Ultra. Let's try a few steps to see if it helps:
Clear Camera Cache: Go to Settings > Apps > Camera > Storage. Tap on Clear cache (don’t clear data, as it will reset your camera settings).
Reset Camera Settings: Open the Camera app, go to Settings, and select Reset settings. This ensures no settings are conflicting.
Use Pro Mode for Testing: Try taking photos in Pro Mode to see if manual adjustments yield better results. This can help identify if it’s a software processing issue.
Restart your phone in Safe Mode (Press and hold the power button > Tap and hold Power off > Select Safe Mode).
This disables third-party apps to see if any app is affecting camera quality.
The s25 ultra camera is iworse than my s21 .. especially at landscpae and night ... I wish I had bought the s24 ultra rather wasting my money on the S25 ultra
Personally, the update didn't change a thing. I'm not happy with the performance of the cameras and the photos I was taking, especially indoors and in low-light mode. When I compared them with the results from my iPhone 14 Pro Max, I systematically preferred the iPhone's results. And by the way, when Google Photos detects the two identical photos taken by the two devices, it will automatically place the iPhone photo as the preferred photo. That's a sign.
Same thing here, the camera really *** on the S25 ultra. My S23 ultra was way way way better than the S25 ultra. It really *** cause u would say a new phone 2 modules up and this is what u get. Very dissapointed Samsung
I have got the new S25 ultra and compared with my S23 ultra. The photo taken on the old S23 ultra are far superior than S25 ultra. Really disappointed and feels scammed by Samsung.
