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If you have twisted your finger on the Galaxy S8 in an attempt to unlock your smartphone, you'll be pleased to know that with the Galaxy S9, the sensor sits underneath the camera and it's much easier to reach. However, Samsung has been working on questionable biometric unlocking methods: iris and face recognition that can be combined to work faster and more reliably. Dimensions, display size, curved edges, weight there are hardly any differences.

There is a new purple color for the S9, but the rest of the design is almost identical. But the idea of a truly intelligent camera app is a powerful - perhaps someday soon, Bixby could do things like recommend better composition for a particular photo.First of all, the design: The Galaxy S9 and the S8 are like two peas in a pod, at least appearance-wise. Bixby will link you to more images of an object (or things like it), or link you up with an online store where you can buy whatever you’re looking at, so it’s not enormously useful. Bixby can only basically do one thing right now, though: identify objects.

Samsung appears eager to bring augmented reality to the mobile photography experience, because on top of the Snapchat style lenses, there’s also a small button on the bottom left of the viewfinder area (above and to the left of the video button) triggers Bixby - Samsung’s digital assistant - in the camera app.

You can turn on voice control in the settings menu, which will let you say words like “smile” or “cheese” or “record video.” Samsung really wasn’t kidding when it said it wants you to control the S8 with your voice.

Alternately, hold your palm out when lining up your selfie and the app will set a short timer to take a photo - similar to what LG did a few years ago on its phones.

It’s super hit or miss, but it could be useful in a pinch, especially at arm’s length.

Take selfie by placing your finger over the heart rate sensor on the back of the phone (which is on the opposite side of the camera module from the fingerprint sensor).

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You can also access filters (a la Instagram) here, and there’s an iMessage-style store where you can download more kinds of image modifications. Tap the little bear icon to access those.

Samsung has a bunch of interactive Snapchat-style face-tracking lenses and stickers built right into the stock camera app.

PHOTO SPLASH SAMSUNG GALAXY S8 MANUAL

Swipe from left to right to access different shooting modes, like Pro (AKA full manual mode), Panorama, Slow Motion for video, or Selective Focus.

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There are sliders for adjusting skin tone, the size of your eyes, and even a tool that adds a fake spotlight to your face. In Selfie mode, tap the little icon next to the bear for a small suite of face altering options.Swipe up or down in the viewfinder area to quickly switch between the front and back camera.A number of apps (like Adobe’s Lightroom mobile or Snapseed) can edit RAW photos. The benefit of RAW files is that if you want to edit your photos, you’re starting with a less altered version photo, meaning you can do more to the picture before the quality drops off. RAW photos: Tap “picture size” in Settings, and at the bottom is a toggle for “Save RAW and JPEG files.” RAW files give you the the most accurate readout from the image sensor, whereas JPEGs are always processed and compressed to look a bit better.Save pictures as previewed: the selfie camera might act like a mirror, but it defaults to flipping the saved images to show how you really look.(You’ll especially notice this with subjects like buildings or closeups of faces.) Toggle this option on to reduce that distortion at a slight cost in resolution. Shape correction: both the front and rear camera on the S8 are fairly wide angle, which means they are prone to some distortion in the corners.It’s especially helpful for shooting video of moving subjects. Tracking autofocus: toggle “Tracking AF” on and the app will lock on to and track (AKA keep in focus) any object that you tap in the viewfinder.Tap the screen to take a selfie: tap “Shooting Methods” in the menu, and from there you can toggle this option on for easier access to snapping selfies.