reflects Samsung’s ambitions to continually create new innovative and intuitive experiences, . Indeed, the update introduces a refined user interface as well as a handful of quality of life improvements and new features, among which are a few new photo editing tools inside the Gallery app.
With One UI 3.0, Galaxy smartphone owners will no longer get a copy of the original photo upon editing, unless specified. This is a somewhat hidden but major change to the way Samsung’s Gallery app handles photo editing after the latest update. Previous versions of One UI automatically generate a separate file, leaving both the original and the edited image accessible from the Gallery’s home screen.
In contrast, One UI 3.0 replaces the original photo with the edited version upon saving, and users no longer see two versions of the same photo inside the Gallery. However, the new editing tools allow you to revert back to the original image with just a few taps of the screen.
In essence, this means that you have the same options as before but with the added benefit of the Gallery app looking less cluttered. And in case you didn’t mind the original files staying inside your Gallery app, you can always save a copy of the original photo by tapping the three-dot button and selecting Save copy.
One UI 3.0 is rolling out now for the series in and Samsung is working on bringing the update to the , , , and foldable series as soon as possible. Do you like this change to the Gallery in One UI 3.0? Let us know in the comment section below.
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With One UI 3.0, Galaxy smartphone owners will no longer get a copy of the original photo upon editing, unless specified. This is a somewhat hidden but major change to the way Samsung’s Gallery app handles photo editing after the latest update. Previous versions of One UI automatically generate a separate file, leaving both the original and the edited image accessible from the Gallery’s home screen.
In contrast, One UI 3.0 replaces the original photo with the edited version upon saving, and users no longer see two versions of the same photo inside the Gallery. However, the new editing tools allow you to revert back to the original image with just a few taps of the screen.
In essence, this means that you have the same options as before but with the added benefit of the Gallery app looking less cluttered. And in case you didn’t mind the original files staying inside your Gallery app, you can always save a copy of the original photo by tapping the three-dot button and selecting Save copy.
One UI 3.0 is rolling out now for the series in and Samsung is working on bringing the update to the , , , and foldable series as soon as possible. Do you like this change to the Gallery in One UI 3.0? Let us know in the comment section below.
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