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The Samsung Galaxy S8, S8 Plus features a 12 MP single camera with unique integrated technologies, including the bokeh photography feature. Using the Galaxy S8, S8 Plus will unveil numerous surprises beyond its stunning display and modern design. Even the bokeh photography capability on the Galaxy S8, S8 Plus is meticulously crafted by Samsung, showcasing excellence in every aspect.
In our previous guides, Mytour has demonstrated how to shoot 4K videos on the Galaxy S8, showcasing its exceptional video recording capabilities with high sharpness, wide color range, and vivid hues. These are testaments to the power of the Galaxy S8, S8 Plus. In this article, we delve into the bokeh photography feature on the Galaxy S8, S8 Plus—a feature that exemplifies the sophistication of this premium smartphone.
Mastering Bokeh Photography on Galaxy S8, S8 Plus
Step 1: Although the Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus don't boast dual cameras for bokeh effects, a single camera equipped with cutting-edge technologies dispels any doubts about the phone. First, open the Camera app from the phone's Menu interface.
Next, swipe the screen from left to right as shown above to access the advanced selection mode.
Step 2: Here, we encounter 8 modes, and according to Samsung, you can add many more modes for the Galaxy S8, S8 Plus from the Samsung app store. However, for this article, we don't need to do that because the selective focus feature is already available here.
Discover the Bokeh Photography Feature on Galaxy S8, S8 Plus in this Article
Step 3: Utilizing this feature is remarkably simple. When you activate the software-driven focus mode on Galaxy S8, S8 Plus, it automatically focuses on all elements in the photo, leaving you to simply capture the moment.
Note: In some situations where the environment may hinder quick or automatic focusing, a single tap on the screen is all you need. It's best to touch the object you want to select as the focal point and then press the capture button.
As shown in the image above, this mode allows you to capture the photo first and then choose the bokeh style you prefer afterwards.
Step 4: After capturing, we have 3 modes. The first is for the photo to have full focus as mentioned in the previous step. The second mode is center focus, highlighting objects in the foreground.
The third mode is background focus, blurring the background for scenes in the front. While it uses software-based focusing rather than dual cameras like other phones, what Samsung has integrated for the Galaxy S8, S8 Plus is truly fantastic.
One additional tip for those using the bokeh photography feature on Galaxy S8, S8 Plus is to achieve the best bokeh effect by keeping the camera about 30cm away from the subject before taking the shot.
We've successfully captured bokeh photos on Galaxy S8, S8 Plus—a feature that enhances beautiful pictures, especially when viewed on the S8, S8 Plus screen. Another screen-related feature that Mytour wants to highlight is how to capture stunning screen photos on the S8, taking borderless screen shots, which not everyone knows how to do. Check out the guide on capturing screen photos on Samsung S8 and try it for yourself.
The Samsung S8 stands out as one of the finest Android phones today. Downloading videos from social media to your device for later viewing is the most effective solution. If you're using the S8, check out how to download YouTube videos on Android and apply it to your Samsung S8.
