HOW to USE ExpertRAW 

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If you want real raw files you have to use Pro mode, but it can't do hdr or bracketing. Or. You can sell and buy a better phone. For real. Samsung is way behind it's competitors in mobil photography.

lower iso better use nd filter

You can shoot in Pro mode and save pictures in raw format. This is the best you can do.

Same question.. photo too much brighter

Yeah once the video came out I put it together. I'll do an updated expertraw video for 2024

@@techwithbenefits looking forward to it ☺️

Lightroom for desktop is quite good, however if you are happy leaving them on your phone, use Samsung DeX and use Lightroom for Mobile. That will let you edit on a monitor but also keep them stored on your S23!

No bruh thats not how it works it depends where u wanna shot the picture if u copy the same settings its not gonna look good

well, DNG is considered by many a better option

@@123Balinda It isn't if Samsung is not putting something better into it.

Yes. Exp raw is pure bollocks.

Yeah, I mostly agree. They should allow us to move it down to the bottom tabs.

I think in the S23, it now has the option to drag Expert RAW down onto the bottom row for camera modes, as opposed to having to dig it out of "More". This sounds like more of a software thing and here's hoping that in a future UI, that option gets brought to earlier S-line cameras. That in and of itself isn't quite enough motivation for me to trade "up" to an S23 from my current S22 Ultra...

@@neilmackey9626 Still not an option on my S23 with September update (unlocked using Verizon).

@@neilmackey9626 wrong... just stop and get your "facts" right sheep..

#1 RAW allows changing the White Balance mode after the shot. Example camera was set to shoot under tungsten, then used outdoors. The color balance will be terrible. RAW allows changing that to 'Outdoors'. #2 Is altering the over all exposure, because there is more data. With a jpeg everything is baked in, and only basic 'curves' adjustments are possible. #3 Highlight or shadows or both 'recovery'. Bringing out details in the over exposed/under exposed areas of the picture. There ARE limitations, but way more options compared to a jpeg. #4 Varying the amount of Sharpening. #5 The ability to go back and re-process a picture for a different look. Nothing is baked into the saved RAW. When you think you are happy you save a totally editable RAW for future use, then export a jpeg version to display. You would NOT use RAW for every single image, just ones that are 'special' to you. I just got my S23 and I am very impressed just shooting in standard 'Photo' mode. The fact that I can get creative in other ways from a Phone Camera is a bonus. The camera is very good. I shoot with a DSLR, mostly birds/wildlife. I shoot 100% in RAW, but only 'process' the really good shots. Sometimes the image is good enough as is, those can be simply exported as jpeg. I don't need to spend hours editing every little detail on all my photos, but RAW gives me options. You may learn a new processing technique, and RAW lets you go back and 're-bake the cake'

@@joeshmoe7967 - Thanks. I had not even thought about sharpening, btw.

App you gotta download

Hey there! What's the special photo option you mentioned?

It's the special photo option slider in EXpert Raw. It's been missing since I made an update to the app

It normally sits underneath the 'save pictures in' in settings

I actually use the S23 Ultra using Portrait Video!

I don't speak English very well. Did I understand correctly that you shoot your RU-vid videos on S 23 Ultra?@@techwithbenefits

Correct! I shoot with the S23 Ultra

rah... amazing quality🥹

Don't take it in raw. The hole point is it captures more light so it takes longer

Thanks@@novakane8722. I had a think on this problem and came to the conclusion that if I used 12M rather than 50M, in RAW mode, I may avoid the problem. I have done some very crude tests, which so far seems to confirm my theory. I did change the setting I mentioned, prioritising speed, but that did not solve the problem in 50M mode. I suspect it does nothing in 12M mode.

​@@novakane8722 don't bs pls. The answer is that the shutter speed is so low and it's stacking images. This is a damsung feature long ago. You have to turn shutter speed manually around 1/180 for moving objects like children. Mind that it needs qood light conditions.

When you press the shutter in Expert Raw, it takes a sequence of images and then stacks them to generate the final image. I believe while you were watching, it melded a later image in the sequence into an earlier one...

@@okeyezeilo6187 Thanks. Yes, I believe you are correct. I only use the RAW mode now if there is no chance of movement while taking the photo. So, not used very often. I turned RAW + JPG on, but the JPG has the same problem.

And if so are there any differences

Can use it on the regular S23 too! The only difference is losing access to the 10x telephoto and no s pen to use as a remote shutter

ExpertRAW combines multi frame computational photography with your own settings. Also, 16-bit RAW on Expert RAW which isn't available in regular pro mode. Also an astro mode, multi frame mode...all of this is covered in the video which I'm guessing you didn't watch the whole thing

dear god...my brain...😵‍💫

Title covers that...