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Major Camera Update Coming to Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra

The delay for the Samsung Galaxy S24's first firmware update was finally over.

This update brought important fixes for dull display colors and camera processing improvements.

Samsung quickly rolled out a second update for the smartphone, although without bringing any significant changes.

After two firmware updates, it’s still possible for the company to further improve the Galaxy S24 Ultra's camera performance.

The Korean smartphone maker will allegedly release a major camera-specific update for its flagship in April.

A leak from Ice Universe claims Samsung is preparing two software updates for the Galaxy S24 series.

The March update will add an "underage mode" and introduce some camera improvements.

More important camera-focused firmware will arrive in April with white balance optimization and telephoto shooting.

The Galaxy S24 lineup is already getting the March 2024 update. So, the leaker may be referring to another firmware that will land towards the end of this month or early April.

This will be followed by major camera-centric changes that will be implemented in late April or early May.

Usually, Samsung releases major updates to its flagship smartphone a few months after its release to boost its camera performance.

The Galaxy S23 got the update in June last year, which added 2x zoom for portrait mode, alongside other camera processing improvements.

Since the Galaxy S24 series arrives earlier than its predecessors, the camera update will also arrive a few weeks earlier.

While the Galaxy S24 Ultra and its smaller siblings have great camera setups, their image processing performance is a bit disappointing.

To produce more natural shots, Samsung has reduced the color boost.

Despite this, the camera is still inconsistent, especially with shaky white balance, exposure, and an inability to freeze motion.

If you know Samsung, you don’t want to hope that the rumored camera-centric update will fix all the shortcomings of the S24 Ultra.

Firmware will certainly address deficiencies to some extent, but it is unlikely to solve them all.

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