Galaxy S20 FE 5G Night Mode 5s Grey BUG Sept 22 Patch

[Deeptesh97]

After September 2022 update, there seems to be an issue with Night mode when if the phone chooses a 5s exposure, then the photo takes a long time to process and it ultimately the photo has a grey tint all over it ruining the photo completely.

The temporary solution is to drop the exposure to 4s or lower, then the photo comes out crisp and clear. 

Please fix this bug Samsung!! 

Bug captured

5s Night Mode

4s Night Mode

[shawn1989]

Pls report this to Samsung, many other users have done the same. Hopefully Samsung will fix it with October security patch update.

[Deeptesh97]

Hi bro, how do I do this?

[shawn1989]

In Samsung Members go to Support section >> then In Send feedback select error reports >> In error reports look for camera.. write your problem and send the screenshot

[raju-83]

Report to Consumer Forum online.

[clouded]

The exact same thing is happening to me, since I updated my s20 fe 5g after updateshot stars nigth mode

[Deeptesh97]

Yea it's surely a bug. It's been reported to Samsung by me and many others.

[Suraj_c]

Do samsung really care about us...??
Coz even i noticed that the camera is being downgraded...
It is not like before...
Coz my friend had S20FE 5g and it was very good with one ui 3 but i noticed that it's not the same
Unfortunately even i bought the same phone
Well... I saw that sometimes i am having focusing issue... Even edge detection error etc and now this shity night mode... And now it takes a lot of time for post processing the pics

[Deeptesh97]

I actually have camera samples from before, and I actually don't find it too different. Probably because I don't shoot like others, I have a habit of lowering the exposure whether it's a normal pic or a night mode pic, to make them more natural. Don't really like pics too bright.
Honestly I'm just satisfied with pics it's producing.
But it's your phone, your opinion, I recommend you to download the One UI 3.0 firmware and flash them via ODIN. That way you can roll back. Honestly it's worth it sometimes, like getting access to Android > Data folder in Android 11 and also Android 12 introduced a feature secretly that kills phantom process over limit of 32 and that breaks apps like Termux when emulating Linux. That **bleep**. I have a work around that works like 5hrs or so and then I gotta repeat.

[Biplab96]

Same problem