Here’s an important tip for all Samsung users: When you’re taking photos with your phone, it’s best to avoid using the flashlight mode unless absolutely necessary. Many people have sensitive eyes, and the intense brightness from the flash can cause discomfort or even trigger problems for those with specific eye conditions. By being mindful and turning off the flashlight, you’re not only capturing photos in a more natural light but also showing consideration for others around you. Let’s make an effort to prioritize everyone’s comfort and well-being!
Hello, you are quite right, the other day I was at a children's party, a little baby who is just celebrating his first birthday when it was time to present the cake to the baby about 8 people rushed to take pictures with their cell phones, all had flashes...🤦 I had to tell them to remove their flashes because the child was frozen by all the strong light and had watery eyes.....🤦. Thank you
That's such a thoughtful tip. Thanks for sharing it! Most Samsung phones have an excellent Night Mode that brightens photos in low-light conditions without needing a flash.
Being mindful of those nearby enhances everyone's comfort and makes for a better experience.
Hello, you are quite right, the other day I was at a children's party, a little baby who is just celebrating his first birthday when it was time to present the cake to the baby about 8 people rushed to take pictures with their cell phones, all had flashes...🤦 I had to tell them to remove their flashes because the child was frozen by all the strong light and had watery eyes.....🤦. Thank you
That's such a thoughtful tip. Thanks for sharing it! Most Samsung phones have an excellent Night Mode that brightens photos in low-light conditions without needing a flash.
Being mindful of those nearby enhances everyone's comfort and makes for a better experience.
