Samsung smartphones come with the company’s in-house Gallery app. The Samsung Gallery app stands out with tons of editing tools, organization options, and a neat OneDrive integration. Meanwhile, One UI 4.1, it’s further improved with the all-new object eraser and other editing tools.
Among the various new features, One UI 4.1 Photo Remastering is the most notable change. This lets you improve the quality of dark, out-of-focus, or low-resolution images. It reduces blur, erases noise, and also increases the resolution of your images, and more.
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A lot has to do with your Galaxy phone’s Gallery app. Here I am going to give you some smart Samsung One UI 4.1 gallery tips that will change the way you use your phone’s gallery.
Smart Samsung Gallery tips
Enable Samsung Gallery Labs:
Gallery Lab is a hidden menu and can be enabled in similar style ad developer options. It has some experimental features in Samsung Gallery.
- Open Samsung Gallery.
- Tap the 3-dot menu button in the bottom-right corner.
- Tap Settings.
- Scroll down and head over to About Gallery.
- Repeatedly tap the Gallery version (the numbers, not the word “Gallery”) 7-8 times.
- You should see a toast notification saying that Gallery Labs has been enabled.
- Go back to Gallery settings.
- Scroll to the bottom of the list where you should see the Gallery Labs option.
Move photos to Secure Folder:
Samsung Secure Folder keeps your private photos, videos, files, apps and data safe. The service also allows you to add a passcode or biometric lock to protect your data from prying eyes.
- Select the photos, videos, or albums that you want to move to Secure Folder.
- Tap the More button in the bottom navigation drawer.
- Select the Move to Secure folder option.
If you are using it for the first time, you will have to set up a Secure Folder by granting it the necessary permissions and entering a password/pattern/PIN lock.
Give Object Eraser a shot:
With One UI 4.1 Object Eraser, users can now easily remove not only background disturbances but also shadows in the subject or reflections in the picture.
- Open the photo in the Samsung Gallery app from which you want to remove an object.
- Tap the Pencil icon from the bottom toolbar to enter into editing mode.
- Tap the 3-dot menu button in the bottom right corner.
- Select Object eraser.
- Tap or draw on the object that you want to remove from the photo.
- You can erase shadows and reflections by selecting the appropriate option.
- Tap Erase to see the results.
Add spot color to your photos:
Spot color allows you to convert a photo to black and white, with only certain parts or objects remaining in color. It can be used to make certain subjects in a photo pop.
- Open the photo in the Samsung Gallery app from which you want to re-color an object.
- Tap the Pencil icon from the bottom toolbar to enter into editing mode.
- Tap the 3-dot menu button in the bottom right corner.
- Select Spot color.
- The photo is automatically converted into black and white.
- Tap on an object that you want to be in color.
- The changes will also be applicable for all objects or subjects of the same color in the photo.
- You can use the Remove color or Erase color options to remove them from unwanted objects.
- Tap Done to apply the changes.
- Select Save from the top right corner to save the photo.
View and edit Exif data:
Samsung Gallery makes it easy to view Exif (Interchangeable Image File Format) data for the photos and videos you shoot. You can also edit this data if you want. To view Exif data such as resolution, size, and geotagged location, simply open a photo or video and swipe up.
- Tap the arrow near the EXIF data in the Samsung Gallery app.
- You’ll see a more detailed look at the EXIF data.
- Tap Edit in the top right corner.
- Change the date, time, file name, and the geotagged location of the file.
- Select Save when done.
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