While Samsung is still not ready to admit that the Galaxy S23 and S23+ are affected by a so-called 'banana blur' camera issue, a software update will be rolled out soon to 'improve' the situation.
Basically, bananagate is presented as the undesired side effect of exceptional low-light photography performance, and like any side effect of a powerful drug, it appears that you may have to learn to live with some unwanted blur eventually.
Rather than fixing the issue, Samsung will try to"improve" the background blur situation with a software update that's currently in the pipeline but obviously has no release date or clear target yet, which doesn't sound very promising for S23 and S23+ users who've been bothered by their out-of-focus snapshots for several months now.
The most obvious one is simply to put a little extra distance between yourself and whatever it is you're shooting, although many users are complaining that does nothing in the vast majority of blurry environments.
If that doesn't work either, it looks like you're out of luck, at least for now, and you need to either make peace with"bananagate" or ditch your S23 series device in favor of another top contender for the title of
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