Samsung is dispatching a new update for its Galaxy Enhance X app, which adds various new One UI 6 features to elevate functioning and boost user experience. It’s also worth mentioning that, the Galaxy Enhance X will also be supported on some Galaxy A series devices.
Based on Android 14 the One UI 6 will make the Samsung Galaxy Enhnace X app more optimized with some significant features like a sky guide, to analyze pictures of the stars, a single take mode, slo-mo, long exposure, clean lens, 24hr time-lapse and much more.
The Galaxy Enhance X app was already a great application but with this new 2.0.27 version update, it is getting more optimized to offer users an even more seamless functioning. Below you can check the features with the latest update and can download it via Galaxy Store.
- Sky Guide: Sky Guide analyses pictures of the stars and identifies constellation, stars, galaxies, nebulas and clusters.
- 24hr time-lapse: The 24hr time-lapse feature turns still photos into, well, 24-hour timelapses, though this feature has also been available in the standard Gallery app on Samsung phones for some time.
- Single Take: Single Take is a mode found in the Camera app on all modern Galaxy devices that can capture different types of pictures and video clips with a single tap of the shutter button, and with Galaxy Enhance-X, you can now apply Single Take to existing videos and motion images.
- Slow-mo: Galaxy Enhance-X can now turn short video clips into slow-motion videos by generating extra frames.
- Long Exposure: As the name suggests, this feature can apply a long exposure effect to scenes in video clips shorter than 60 seconds.
- Clean Lens: This feature can clean up photos blurred because of fingerprint smudges on the camera lens.
- Denoise: Galaxy Enhance-X can remove noise from pictures to increase their quality.
It’s worth mentioning that, the Galaxy Enhance X app was earlier compatible with only the flagship model, but now the firm has expanded its reach to Galaxy A53 and Galaxy A54 devices. However, we can expect to see more devices in this eligible smartphone list in the future.
