Samsung made available on May 1st (last Saturday) a update for their Galaxy S21 line of phones that brought improvements to the security system and cameras. Gradually, cell phones Galaxy S20 and Galaxy Note 20 are also getting this update, which is coming with a new feature that integrates the selfie camera and the rear module.
Called Dual Recording, this new feature allows users to record videos using the selfie camera and the main lens on the rear module simultaneously. The phone's screen displays the view of the camera selected as the main one, while a block appears at the top with the view of the other lens. The block can be moved freely around the screen and the user can switch between the cameras during recording.
Possible reason for update
When the Galaxy S21 line of phones was launched, the devices came with a tool called Director's View. It allows the user to record videos exploring the capabilities of each of the cameras while also viewing the selfie camera. It would be like an improved version of Dual Recording.
Since the Director's View tool created a gap between the new devices and their successors (which, let's face it, are quite recent), the South Korean manufacturer must have released the update to compensate its consumers and extend the life of last year's devices.
The May 20 update that brings the new Dual Recording tool is being made available gradually. So, if your cell phone is part of the S20 or Note XNUMX line and has not received this feature for the camera, you can rest assured, as it is only a matter of time until the system updates and offers the feature.
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