Next update for the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra to fix HDR-related camera issues
Samsung rolled out a major camera-improving update for the Galaxy S23 series in South Korea last month, which later expanded to Europe, India, and the US. However, the Galaxy S23 Ultra still has HDR-related camera issues, and tipster Ice universe says Samsung will fix these with the next firmware update.
Ice universe doesn't reveal when this update will be released, but we believe the fix for these HDR-related issues - causing a halo effect around the objects - will arrive with next month's security update, which will also bump up the Android security patch level on the Galaxy S23 Ultra to May 2023.
Exclusive: Good news, Samsung S23 Ultra will address HDR abnormal contour issues in the next firmware update. pic.twitter.com/EhQs4biFXM
— Ice universe (@UniverseIce) April 14, 2023
Reader comments
I use a 65w oppo charger for my S23 Ultra, no overheating.
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I don't care. The first thing I did after installing " camera assistant" was HDR - OFF. And I'm not turning it on ever. HDR is for destroying image and natural ligting.
Even in fast charge I didn't notice any heating (It shouldn't) but I'm in Belgium, temperate climate, not hot at all.