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As standard, the camera shoots with the wide-angle lens, but you can tap the 2x icon if you want to access the telephoto camera instead. As you’d expect, in this mode you don’t have a huge amount of options which you can change from the main screen. Similarly, you can swipe up and down on the screen to change between the front facing and the rear facing camera - this is also pretty sensitive and can therefore change when you may not want it to.īy default, the camera app launches in “Auto” mode, which is what you’ll probably want to use for the majority of your shots. This is very quick, but it’s also rather sensitive, leading to accidental mode changes when you may not want them. To move between these different modes, you can tap the text at the top of the screen, or alternatively, you can use a swiping motion on the screen to choose between them. You can add or remove these modes from the main screen in the settings menu, if you find you never use a particular shooting mode. You’ve got Food, Panorama, Pro, Live Focus, Auto, Super Slow-Mo, AR Emoji and Hyperlapse.
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As we’ve seen in previous Samsung phones, the native camera app is pretty well specced, giving you lots of shooting choices and modes to work with.Īll of the main modes can be seen along the top of the S9 Plus camera app screen. The native camera app can be accessed quickly by swiping up from the bottom right hand corner of the home screen (or the top right if you’re holding the phone in landscape orientation). You can also set up face unlock, or use a pattern or a pin to unlock the phone if you prefer. Similarly, it doesn’t go all the way to the bottom of the screen either - unlike with some phones the fingerprint scanner is not at the bottom of the screen, but rather on the back of the phone.
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Unlike phones such as the Huawei P20 Pro or the iPhone X, there’s no notch at the top of the Samsung S9 Plus, so the display stops just short of the top of the screen. Still, you’ll probably find that you want to use two hands when typing out emails, or perhaps even to steady the phone when taking a photograph - the smaller, standard S9 may let you get away with holding the phone in just one hand more often. The 6.2-inch screen of the S9 Plus makes it one of the larger smartphones on the market, but thanks to its bezel-less design (whereby the screen goes all the way to the edges of the device), it manages to stay just on the right side of ridiculousness.
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The Samsung S9 Plus runs on Android 8.0 (Oreo). Other features include 4K video recording at up to 60fps, super slow motion video at 960fps (720p), 10x digital zoom, and compatibility with Micro SD cards - the inbuilt memory is 64GB. The telephoto lens has an f/2.4 aperture. Only the wide-angle lens has the dual aperture option, giving you the choice between f/1.5 and f/2.4. It has a wide-angle camera with a 12 megapixel 1/2.55” sensor, which is joined by a telephoto camera, also with a 12 megapixel sensor - but it is smaller at 1/3.6”. Like several other line-leading smartphones, the S9 Plus has a dual camera set up. The screen is a Quad HD+ Super AMOLED screen with 529ppi.



The larger Samsung S9 Plus has a 6.2-inch screen, and weighs around 26g more than the smaller S9. Both the S9 and the S9 Plus were announced on the same day, with the S9 Plus being both bigger and having some additional features, particularly to the camera. Samsung’s flagship smartphone was announced at Mobile World Congress, back in February 2018.
