Hawkeye1527
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04-04-2024 08:58 PM (Last edited 04-04-2024 09:14 PM ) in
Galaxy SToday i just randomly opened my camera in the dark just to try the night mode but seems i have an issue with my sensor. Initially i thought it is a recent happening but i was wrong. When i checked my previous photos, those taken just after buying it two months ago i found every photo have those pixilated portions. I never noticed these because i always use the portrait mode which uses the zoom lens. So i think its a factory defect. Seeing this my anxiety levels are sky high. Can anyone help me with this?
Screen recorded the camera app where 2 permanent white pixels are visible only for the primary camera
Seems a physical sensor defect
Photo may not do the justice but in real it shows the sensor defect
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04-04-2024 09:17 PM in
Galaxy S
Seems like hardware issue, Get your device checked at nearby service centre.
Sayan_SS_
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04-04-2024 09:21 PM in
Galaxy S
Please Contact To Your Nearest Service Center
kishanmak
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04-04-2024 10:26 PM in
Galaxy S
Please file a complaint through the Samsung Members App, including an error report and log files related to the issue. We hope that Samsung's team will address and resolve this in the next update. If this solution works for you, please consider accepting it to assist other users as well. To do so, click the three dots in my reply section and select "Accept Solution." Thank you.
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04-05-2024 01:24 AM in
Galaxy S
Visit Samsung Care Center. The device is under warranty they'll fix this.
Don't worry .
Don't worry .
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