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2025-05-15 22:40:52.8

Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 - Common Camera Settings

Here's info on common camera settings (e.g., flash, timer, front / rear camera, etc.) for your Samsung Galaxy.
For additional info on camera settings, refer to the Camera and Video section of the user guide.
Camera screen
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  1. From a Home screen, tap the
    Camera icon
     Camera icon (at the bottom).
    If not available, swipe up or down from the center of a Home screen then tap
    Camera
    .
  2. From the main camera screen, tap the
    Flash icon
     Flash icon to cycle between:
    • Auto flash
    • Flash
    • Flash off
  1. From a Home screen, tap the
    Camera icon
     Camera icon (at the bottom).
    If not available, swipe up or down from the center of a Home screen then tap
    Camera
    .
  2. From the main camera screen, tap the Timer icon Timer icon to choose between:
    • Off
    • 2 seconds
    • 5 seconds
    • 10 seconds
  1. From a Home screen, tap the
    Camera icon
     Camera icon (at the bottom).
    If not available, swipe up or down from the center of a Home screen then tap
    Camera
    .
  2. From the main camera screen, tap the Aspect Ratio icon Aspect ratio icon to choose between:
    • 3:4
    • 16:9
    • 1:1
  1. From a Home screen, tap the
    Camera icon
     Camera icon (at the bottom).
    If not available, swipe up or down from the center of a Home screen then tap
    Camera
    .
  2. From the main camera screen, tap the Filters icon Filters icon to apply various filter effects to your camera.
  1. From a Home screen, tap the
    Camera icon
     Camera icon (at the bottom).
    If not available, swipe up or down from the center of a Home screen then tap
    Camera
    .
  2. From the main camera screen, tap the
    Camera Facing icon
     Switch cameras icon to switch between the front and rear cameras.
  1. From a Home screen, tap the
    Camera icon
     Camera icon (at the bottom).
    If not available, swipe up or down from the center of a Home screen then tap
    Camera
    .
  2. From the main camera screen, tap the
    Normal / Wide Angle icon
     Normal / Wide Angle icon to quickly switch between 1x and 2x zoom.
  3. Use the pinch gesture to zoom in or out in smaller intervals.
  1. From a Home screen, tap the
    Camera icon
     Camera icon (at the bottom).
    If not available, swipe up or down from the center of a Home screen then tap
    Camera
    .
  2. From the Default screen, swipe right or left to cycle through the different camera modes:
    • Panorama: Tap the Camera button then pan slowly in one direction.
    • Hyperlapse: Allows you to capture time-lapse videos.
    • Pro: Allows you to manually set ISO, white balance and exposure.
    • Photo: The standard mode for taking photos.
    • Video: The standard mode for recording videos.
    • Food: Creates a small area of focus in the center of the frame.
    • Virtual Shot: Allows you to capture a 360-degree view of an object.
    • HDR: Combines a series of high-range exposures to make one picture with more depth than a standard shot.
    • Continuous shot: Takes many photos in quick succession.
    • Sports: Optimized for action shots.
    • Animated GIF: Allows you to capture animated scenes with a smaller file size than a full video.
  1. From a Home screen, tap the
    Camera icon
     Camera icon (at the bottom).
    If not available, swipe up or down from the center of a Home screen then tap
    Camera
    .
  2. Tap the Settings icon Camera settings icon then select an option then adjust as preferred:
    Additional camera settings screen