The Samsung Galaxy S4 has been a popular bestselling Android smartphone ever since it arrived in May of this year. Previous Galaxy S handsets had been successful, and the Galaxy S4 fell right in line, currently holding the title of fastest selling Android smartphone of all time. The S4 delivers one of the largest and highest resolution displays ever made for a mobile handset, a powerful quad core processor, ample RAM memory and impressive eyeball tracking and hands-free smartphone technologies.
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And the rear facing 13 megapixel camcorder on the handset offers a cool feature which allows you to take multiple shots and then choose the best possible pieces of each of those images to create the perfect snapshot. Samsung is calling this S4 feature Best Face, and it was created to alleviate the age-old problem of people blinking, looking away and otherwise ruining what would have been perfect group shots. Best Face allows you to choose the “best face” from a series of five photos.
Recommended for big gatherings like family reunions and parties, to use the Samsung Galaxy S4 Best Face mode simply open the stock camera app on the handset. Then tap the Mode button to pull up a carousel of the camera app modes available. You will want to then choose Grid View, as this allows you to see all of the Galaxy S4 camera modes displayed on your screen at one time. You can get there by tapping the upper right corner button while in portrait mode, or the lower right button in landscape.
Text will appear on your Galaxy S4 camera app screen to remind you to hold the handset steady, and then five rapid succession snapshots are captured in little more than a second. Without any input on your part, the application immediately detects every human face in the photographs. Faces are highlighted by a yellow border, and by tapping any less than acceptable visages, you are presented a menu with alternative face choices. Choose the best individual faces for each person, and these are all merged into one perfect snapshot.
This is just one of the handy features the rear facing 13 megapixel camcorder on the Galaxy S4 can provide, and that high resolution rear facing snapper also records video in Full HD 1,080P resolution and 30 frames per second. The large 5.0 inch touchscreen delivers a resolution of 1,080 x 1,920 pixels at a high-end pixel density of 441 pixels per inch, and the phone is powered by a multi-capable 1.9 GHz quad core processor. Retailing for around $119 on contract, the Galaxy S4 is offered at various online retailers, and delivers 2.0 GB of RAM system memory and 16 GB of onboard storage out-of-the-box.
