Two months ago, Samsung that it will bring the image editing app to older high-end Galaxy phones. Now, the company has released the app to four more Galaxy phones, including the Galaxy Z Fold 4. It is the first foldable phone from Samsung to get access to the advanced image editing app.
The Galaxy Enhance-X was first released to the series. However, it was not a global release, and the app was incompatible with Android 13. Later, the app was series. Now, the app is available more widely to the Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22+, Galaxy S22 Ultra, Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23+, Galaxy S23 Ultra, and . It is an 85MB app and is available to .
The app offers a Magic button that automatically fixes faults in the image such as blur, loss of detail, and noise. It is similar to the Photo Remastering option that is available in the stock Gallery app on Galaxy phones and tablets. There are other image edition options, including Brighten, Face, Fix Blur, Fix Lens Distortion, Fix Moire, HDR, Portrait, Remove Reflection, Remove Shadows, and Sharpen.
You can undo or redo editing actions in the app and export the image to the Gallery or other apps installed on the phone. may release the app to more Galaxy phones and tablets in the future.
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The Galaxy Enhance-X was first released to the series. However, it was not a global release, and the app was incompatible with Android 13. Later, the app was series. Now, the app is available more widely to the Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22+, Galaxy S22 Ultra, Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23+, Galaxy S23 Ultra, and . It is an 85MB app and is available to .
The app offers a Magic button that automatically fixes faults in the image such as blur, loss of detail, and noise. It is similar to the Photo Remastering option that is available in the stock Gallery app on Galaxy phones and tablets. There are other image edition options, including Brighten, Face, Fix Blur, Fix Lens Distortion, Fix Moire, HDR, Portrait, Remove Reflection, Remove Shadows, and Sharpen.
You can undo or redo editing actions in the app and export the image to the Gallery or other apps installed on the phone. may release the app to more Galaxy phones and tablets in the future.
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