In the last decade, smartphone photography has significantly progressed thanks to innovations in
camera hardware, computational imaging and AI. However, capturing photos in low light has always
remained a challenge — that is, until Samsung Electronics debuted its revolutionary Nightography
feature. First introduced in the Galaxy S22 series, Galaxy users can now enjoy even more vivid, highly
optimized photos, even in the dark, with enhanced Nightogaphy for the Galaxy S23 series.
Helping users say goodnight to washed-out, blurry night images was a group effort driven by Samsung’s
experts. To learn more about this groundbreaking camera feature for the Galaxy S23 series, Samsung
Newsroom spoke with the experts at Samsung Research’s1 global R&D centers, who collaborated on the
technology.
Read on to see what John Seok-Jun Lee, Head of Computational Camera Part at Samsung Research
America (SRA), and Narasimha Gopalakrishna Pai, Head of AI Computational Imaging Part at Samsung
R&D Institute India-Bangalore (SRI-B), had to say about their joint development of Nightography, the
best way to take crisp photos and videos from dusk until dawn.
In Sri Lanka, Samsung has been recognized as the ‘Most Loved Electronics Brand’ for three consecutive
years by Brand Finance Lanka’s review of the country’s most valuable brands. As Sri Lanka’s No.1
smartphone brand, Samsung’s customer base in the country spans across all age groups, particularly the
Gen Z and Millennial segments.