Note that the 'Tap Screen' toggle disables manual refocusing.

Shooting Methods: Set all three toggles to On to make it easier to take selfies by either tapping the screen anywhere, showing your palm, or touching the blood pressure sensor on the back of your phone.

Otherwise, turn on to make pictures match what you see in the camera viewfinder, but this flips images around.

Save Pictures as Previewed: Leave this set to Off so that your selfies accurately depict your face.

Keep the 'High efficiency video' toggle turned off for better compatibility.

Video Size: Set to QHD 2560 x 1440 for crisper, more detailed videos.

Picture Size: Leave this on 4:3 (8.0 MP) to get the highest resolution selfies.

Super Slow-Mo: Leave on Multi-take to maximize your chances of capturing your target at the right time.

Turn on only if you're taking action shots of a person or subject.

HDR (Rich Tone): Leave this set to Auto for best results.

You can always turn it on when you need to be in a group shots. Video Size: Set this to UHD (60 fps) for maximum quality and frame rate.Picture Size: Leave this on 4:3 (12 MP) to get the highest resolution possible for photos.Don't Miss: Everything You Need to Know About the Galaxy S9's Camera.

To adjust these options, just open your camera app and tap the gear icon in the bottom-left corner. From the dual aperture modes to the new Super Slow-Mo camera, there's a setting for everything, so we'll go over the optimal configuration below. Though the settings menu for your S9's camera may seem a little intimidating at first, its bark is actually worse than its bite. But with an abundance of features and enhancements, tweaking the camera's settings for optimal performance can be a little confusing. One of the biggest improvements with the Galaxy S9 and S9+ is the redesigned camera, with the latter scoring an impressive 99 overall on DxOMark.

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