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Using my Samsung Galaxy S23 ~~Ultra~~ Lol JK, just the regular S23.
Edit: I tried again and held my hand steady this time, does this one looks better?
Fun fact: Samsung adds fake detail to moon shots. I take a lot of photos of the moon and they always come out looking crazy detailed to an almost unrealistic degree.
Hadn't heard about this—pretty disturbing, to be honest.
It's very dishonest to have it on by default without letting the user know, but I don't think it's any more disturbing than the beauty filters that are mainstream on most smartphone cameras.
Those are pretty disturbing as well—even more so considering they're apparently willing to enable that type of filter without notifying the user.