The Galaxy S10 rumors are starting to really heat up, and a big point of focus is on new camera features. Samsung always does an excellent job creating some of the best photography experiences on the market, although Google has taken the lead in recent years. Now Samsung is rumored to lift a popular feature for taking low light shots on the Galaxy S10's camera, just like Google's Night Sight.
The feature, tentatively called Bright Night, is another take on low light photography like the Pixel's Night Sight and the OnePlus 6T's NightScape. All of these features work pretty much the same with the camera taking multiple photos and stitching them together to create a brighter, more detailed photo, even without great lighting. We've seen some seriously impressive shots come out of the Pixel 3 with this mode, so Samsung is almost guaranteed to continue the trend of making better low light photography in phones.
Bright Night is mentioned in the decompiled APK of the camera app from Galaxy Note 9's OneUI beta software, so it might come to older Galaxy devices, too. But if the Note 9 and Galaxy S9 can pull it off, you know Samsung is going to hype that up like crazy for the Galaxy S10.
Only a few months away!
source: XDA Developers
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