Samsung persists in reiterating its dedication to improving user experience by releasing sophisticated features on its flagship devices. In a major breakthrough, Samsung has released the One UI 7 beta update for the Galaxy S24 series, remarkably releasing the pro-grade Log video recording feature, which was hitherto reserved for the Galaxy S25 lineup, to the Galaxy S24 Ultra.
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Log Video Recording
Video recording long is premium feature video that allows video shooters to shoot with a flat color profile. The process of recording preserves an increased dynamic range and additional details, providing even greater flexibility in color grading the footage during the post-production stage. Recording using Log enables the creators to make their content appear more cinematic with the ability to customize the visuals to their tastes.
Integration into the Galaxy S24 Ultra
Fans of the Galaxy S24 Ultra can now utilize the Log video recording feature thanks to the most recent One UI 7 beta update. In order to use this feature:
1. First you need to open Camera application: On your Galaxy S24 Ultra, open the pre-installed camera app.
2. Then go on option Settings: To view camera settings, tap the settings icon.
3. After that go down and go on “Advanced Video Options” to select it.
4. After that choose Log Recording On: To switch Log video recording on, switch on the ‘Log’ mode. Both Video mode and Pro Video mode both support users activating log recording with differing levels of control and expertise.
Broader Feature Rollout
The One UI 7 update is not limited to Log video recording. Samsung is also bringing some of the Galaxy S25 features to its previous models. Specifically, the ‘Best Face’ feature, which allows users to select the best facial features in group shots, is being rolled out for the Galaxy S24, S23, and S22 series. This feature testifies to Samsung’s intentions to upgrade the user experience across multiple generations of devices.
User Community Response
The community of Samsung users has welcomed these updates with enthusiasm. Forum discussions on sites such as the Samsung Members forum reflect expectations of the Log video feature, with individuals interested in discovering how it could be used to further improve their videography projects.
