Paint Your Own Starry Night Even in the Darkest of Hours with the New Galaxy A55 5G and Galaxy A35 5G
Unleash the artist within you and create your own version of Starry Nights as you plan a candle light dinner with your special someone or take a selfie with your friends at the latest hotspot that has opened in town!
You don't have to invest into a high-end smartphone model for these stunning captures. Just pull out your Samsung smartphone and shoot away for photos that will just spell wow, regardless of whether you have the perfect lighting! The affordable Galaxy A series from Samsung has brought Nightography within reach of everyone, as the brand new Galaxy A55 5G and Galaxy A35 5G have been introduced with advanced Nightography capabilities.
One of the standout features of Nightography is its ability to brighten up even the darkest photo settings and produce high-quality images with vibrant and true to life colours. So, you can get blur free photos and videos even if you are capturing them in the darkest surroundings without the need to use the camera flash.
The brand has been a pioneer in smartphone camera technology and has invested heavily in developing innovative solutions to improve low-light photography. The 50 MP main camera on both the latest A series models captures the finest details in every shot in high resolution during the day. At night, the larger-sized pixels absorb more light when the lighting is not enough and the 4X multi-readout feature generates bright and vibrant shots minus the noise.
The Nightography feature combines a range of innovative technologies which work in tandem to deliver impressive results by optimising the camera settings. Both the new Awesome A series models – Galaxy A55 5G and Galaxy A35 5G – also come with a Night Portrait Mode which brings the power of AI to Nightography so that you can capture the best version of yourself, every night, with the most breathtaking portraits.
The AI-powered algorithms run a quick analysis of the scene and intelligently adjust parameters such as exposure, speed, etc to ensure that more light is
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