Samsung is reportedly planning to extend a new camera feature, first introduced with the Galaxy S25 Edge, to the entire Galaxy S25 flagship lineup. This feature allows the front-facing camera to record videos in LOG format, a technique that captures a wider dynamic range by preserving details in both very bright and very dark areas. The addition of LOG video recording for the selfie camera would bring enhanced video quality and greater flexibility to content creators using the Galaxy S25 series.
According to a leak shared by tipster IposDev on X (formerly Twitter), Samsung may soon add a LOG recording option in the front camera’s user interface across all Galaxy S25 models. Screenshots from the leak show the LOG toggle appearing alongside the existing HDR option in the camera app. The feature is expected to support Ultra HD (4K) video at 60 frames per second, with a histogram overlay to help users monitor luminance and tone distribution in real time. LOG recording could be accessible in both standard Video and Pro Video shooting modes.
The Galaxy S25 Edge was the first model in the lineup to offer LOG video recording on its front camera, making it a unique selling point for that device. While the rear cameras on other Galaxy S25 variants—including the flagship Galaxy S25 Ultra—already support LOG video capture, this functionality has so far been limited to the back-facing cameras. Expanding it to the front camera would level the playing field and appeal to users who prioritize high-quality selfie videos.
Samsung’s LOG mode uses a 10-bit HEVC codec, which provides improved compatibility with editing software and efficient storage without compromising video quality. By bringing this advanced feature to the entire Galaxy S25 series’ front cameras, Samsung is clearly targeting content creators and vloggers who demand professional-grade video capabilities from their smartphones. This update could further enhance the Galaxy S25 series’ reputation as a versatile device for photography and videography enthusiasts.