In this video I’m running through five Samsung camera features/settings that are actually worth trying, because a lot of people don’t realize how much power is hiding inside the native Camera app. I start with quick camera access—double tapping the side/power button—because if something happens fast, I don’t want to be hunting for an app icon or swiping from the lock screen. I show you exactly where to set it up (Settings > Advanced features > Side button) and why it’s one of those “set it once and forget it” moves. From there I get into Dual Record, which is a low-key underrated mode for creators. You can record the front camera and the rear camera at the same time, swap layouts, and even move the little selfie window around while you’re filming. I also show how to customize your camera mode row (so your favorite modes are always right at the bottom), plus a setting I like to toggle depending on what I’m doing: “Start camera in last mode,” so it opens back up in video (or whatever you used last) instead of always defaulting to Photo. Finally, I go into the deeper camera settings—things like stabilization, auto FPS for low light video, and why I still recommend sticking with standard formats like JPEG and H.264 for compatibility. And to take it even further, I show Camera Assistant (via Galaxy Store + Good Lock) for extra granular controls like Auto HDR, distortion correction, and more.