Social media apps tend to offer the convenience of their own camera tools, but in contrast, these are limited to a few shooting options. Understanding the pain point of our modern times, Samsung upped its social media game with the all-new Galaxy S24 series of smartphones, namely the titanium-framed S24 Ultra with a 200-megapixel primary shooter. In particular, you’ll be able to take advantage of Samsung’s Super HDR option, improved Night Shot power, and video stabilization in Instagram and Snapchat’s in-app cameras. The only caveat here is that for video stabilization, you must first enable it in the native camera settings.
Samsung’s partnership with Instagram deepens, offering improved editing, uploading and viewing experiences tailored to its devices. They also include the ability to create Instagram stories directly from moving photos. With Super HDR capabilities, the Galaxy S24 devices are also the first devices to get HDR photo support on Instagram – probably the first of many apps that will potentially support this live display format in the near future.
With new AI capabilities playing a big role in the Galaxy S24 series’ camera systems, it’s no surprise that Samsung is pushing camera integration into two popular social media platforms. Still, you’ll probably want to stick with the native camera software and editing tools for maximum versatility — especially when it comes to more AI tools like Motion Editing, Generative Editing (requires network connection), and Instantaneity. – slowly.”