Galaxy S10 series comes with incredible cameras. All three phones of the S10 lineup come with a new ultra-wide shooter. Samsung has done a great job in the camera department this time. The Galaxy S10, before the Huawei Mate 30, was the best camera-smartphone. It scored 109 points at DxOMark. Users all over the world are enjoying the crisp photos captured with the Galaxy S10, but there’s a little problem. The problem is with the new ultra-wide camera on the Galaxy S10. It distorts the wide images. If you have already noted this problem, its time to fix it. The steps to fix Galaxy S10 ultrawide camera distortion are given below.
FishEye effect on Galaxy S10 UltraWide Photos
There is a 16MP ultrawide camera fixed on the Galaxy S10E, Galaxy S10, and the Galaxy S10 Plus. This camera can take
If you are shooting ultrawide photos since day 1 and you have not noted anything wrong, chances are that you are already used to the fisheye effect in the photos. But if you just want to fix it for the sake of removing that effect, you can do so now.
Samsung has added an ultra wide shape correction feature in the camera settings of the Galaxy S10. This feature is turned off by default. If you just turn this feature on, it will fix all the ultra wide photos. Follow the steps given below to fix Galaxy S10 UltraWide Camera Distortion now.
Fix Galaxy S10 UltraWide Camera Distortion
- Open Camera on your Galaxy S10.
- Now go to Settings of Camera.
- Go to the Save Options in Camera Settings.
- Tap the toggle next to ultra wide shape correction to turn this one.
- Capture the photos now. There should be no distortion.
That’s all. Hopefully, your issue is resolved now. If you have anything else to ask about the Galaxy S10, feel free to reach out to us. I will try my best to get back to you as soon as possible.
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