I don’t need a flagship Galaxy to take pictures I actually want to keep. I use a Galaxy A34, and a few small changes made a bigger difference than I expected. Some were camera settings I had ignored. Others were simple habits, like checking the light before I take the picture. The thing is, you don’t have to take a photography course to improve your pics, but could you be missing out on features that are sitting in your camera settings?
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