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I took the Galaxy S21 Ultra together with the Expert RAW app for a test run around our Capitol Building's Christmas tree. I was shooting primarily with the ultra-wide lens and 3x zoom, expecting to produce lower quality shots in darker environments due to the narrower aperture of those lenses (F2.2 and F2.4 respectively).
In my testing, I found that pictures captured with the Galaxy S21 Ultra using Expert RAW can suffer from significant noise around objects. Nevertheless, removing that noise in post-processing was surprisingly easy, even for photos captured with a higher ISO. Overall, I was very impressed with the quality of my photos.
Here are two ultra-wide shots:
And some zoom shots:
Naturally, there are some pros and cons to using Expert RAW, but we can expect Samsung to iron out the kinks with future releases of the app. Here's hoping Samsung also releases the app for other devices, as only the Galaxy S21 Ultra is supported for now.
Good things about Expert RAW:
The not-so-good things:
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