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Last updated: May 9th, 2023 at 16:59 UTC+02:00
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The Samsung Community moderator in charge of camera issues confirmed today that the Galaxy S21's native low-light camera capabilities are coming to the Snapchat app through a future update. The moderator clarified that this feature's release isn't governed by Samsung's camera team but by Snapchat developers.
Upon contacting Snapchat, the Samsung moderator confirmed with the Snapchat devs that the native night mode camera feature is coming to the Galaxy S21 series “soon,” however, they couldn't share a precise release date, and it's not up to Samsung to release this feature.
Once Snapchat gets this Galaxy S21 camera update, users will be able to tap the moon icon inside the social media app viewfinder and activate the phone's native night mode camera capabilities.
Naturally, Samsung's native camera app is better and more powerful than the camera solutions embedded in social media apps. Once Snapchat implements this change, Galaxy S21 users will have the option of leveraging their phone's full sensor capabilities in low-light conditions to create better snaps.
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