A few months ago, Samsung introduced the Camera Assistant app, which gives users more control over the cameras on the Galaxy S22 series phones. Since then, other Galaxy S series owners have been wondering when a camera app will come to their devices. While we don’t have an answer yet, we now know that Samsung is listening and has some plans for the future.

A Samsung community forum moderator was able to shed some light for those wondering when the Camera Assistant beta will be expanded. When asked if the app will come to other phones, the moderator said that the software is currently being tested on the Galaxy S22 series and a “separate announcement” will be made for other phones.

If you’re a Galaxy S series device owner waiting for the Camera Assistant app, that’s definitely not a satisfactory answer, so others asked for more details on the upcoming announcement, and one moderator replied, “We’ll try to support that many devices.” “models” and “we will check to see if it will be better to beta test more models in the future.” This was all thanks to translation, and while it doesn’t provide much clarity, I hope Samsung really wants to expand this to more devices.

The Camera Assistant app offers transitions for better control of HDR and auto-smoothing, and allows the camera to automatically select the best lens while shooting. You can also select the number of shots taken with the self-timer and increase the shutter speed when photographing fast-moving subjects. These are just a few of the features available in the Camera Assistant app.

While these new settings aren’t revolutionary, they certainly offer Samsung users more photography options that don’t require any extra money.