As we had noted in our Galaxy Note 10+ review, Samsung continues to use the primary camera for 2x zoom photos in very dark conditions even in Night mode, but where it does stick to the telephoto sensor, the results are quite pleasing compared to the photos you would get in the automatic Photo mode. On the Galaxy S10 lineup, Night mode for the telephoto camera is even more useful given the smaller aperture of the sensor – the S10, and S10+ have an F2.4 telephoto camera while the Note 10 and Note 10+ have an F2.1 sensor.
Night mode for the front camera is less of a necessity on the Galaxy S10 lineup, as it sports a wider aperture for the front-facing camera (F1.9) compared to the Galaxy Note 10 duo (which have F2.2 front cameras). That doesn't mean it won't come in handy, and if you're wondering how much of a difference Night mode can make for selfies, you can check out the comparison between a regular and a Night mode selfie below (swipe left for the Night mode photo). A sample of a Night mode photo with the telephoto camera is included just below the selfie shot.
[uba]
[/uba]
[uba]
[/uba]
[modelinfo model=”SM-G970F”]
[modelinfo model=”SM-G973F”]
[modelinfo model=”SM-G975F”]
