Source: Samsung
If you're looking for more control over Samsung's default Camera app, you might get help from Samsung's Camera Assistant app. It lets Galaxy S22 users tweak camera settings like turning off Auto HDR, prioritizing faster shutter speeds, disabling Auto lens switching, and more. Once the app exits its beta test, it's expected to come to more Galaxy devices. It's unclear when the app is exiting beta and what phones would support it. But we could speculate that recent flagships like the Galaxy Z Fold4, Flip4, and the Galaxy S21 Ultra may get the app given they have similar camera specs to the S22 series.