Deep Ocean Mode: Samsung Galaxy Cameras Save Coral Reefs
Galaxy smartphones with Deep Ocean Mode are diving into marine conservation, helping restore coral reefs with high-tech underwater visuals
Samsung Electronics is commemorating a year of working with Seatrees to repair damaged marine habitats using the Galaxy camera
Ocean Mode, a new camera function on the Galaxy S24 Ultra, captures colorful photographs underwater
Ocean Mode is primarily intended to help marine researchers boost their coral reef restoration efforts by helping them take more precise underwater pictures
Ocean Mode has motion blur reduction capabilities to guarantee crisp underwater photos. Shutter speed optimisation and multi-frame image processing are used to accomplish this
Ocean Mode produces high-quality photos that are essential to the Coral in Focus campaign
17 3D coral reef models were generated using Ocean Mode pictures for coral restoration projects to measure reef growth and health. Planting 11,046 coral fragments restored 10,705 square meters—25 basketball courts—of coral reef habitat
The company takes underwater images of coral reefs with Seatrees and local populations in Fiji and Indonesia using Galaxy phones' Ocean Mode