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    The best seat in the house? It’s behind your Samsung Galaxy smartphone

    Promoted | Galaxy’s AI camera magic transforms faraway seats into crisp, front-row experiences at every memorable moment.
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    The best seat in the house? It's behind your Samsung Galaxy smartphone

    When it comes to creating unforgettable memories, many of us have learned that where you’re seated can make or break the experience. We’ve all been there – from the budget seats at a stadium concert, to being stuck behind a sea of parents with tripods at the school play, or spotting an iconic view while squashed into the dreaded middle seat on a long flight.

    But with the flagship Samsung Galaxy S25 or Galaxy Z7 Series phones on hand, none of that matters. Why? Because with Galaxy every seat, even in the nosebleeds is never a bad seat. The flagship cameras with the Galaxy’s ProVisual Engine and Artificial Intelligence-powered editing features transform every vantage point into a front-row experience, ensuring you never miss a moment worth capturing.

    From the back to the spotlight

    Think of the last time you were at a massive concert. Maybe you didn’t land front-row tickets because those are hard to get. No stress. With the Galaxy S25 Ultra’s AI-enhanced zoom, you can get closer than ever before. Suddenly, you’ve got the superstar headline performer in big, crisp HD detail on your screen – as if you were right up against the stage.

    And when the lights go down? That’s when the advanced “nightography” in Samsung’s flagship 2025 devices shines. The lasers, glitter and swaying phone lights in the crowd are captured in sharp, vivid colour, letting you record, not just a performance, but the entire vibe of the night.

     

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    We all know the struggle of trying to film your child’s big stage moment from the very back row. With the Galaxy S25 Ultra’s intelligent zoom and AI image processing, your kid’s shining moment comes through sharp, detailed and unmissable.

    And if a stranger’s head or tripod sneaks into the corner of the frame? Generative edit has you covered. With a few taps, distractions disappear and your child is restored as the star of the show – exactly as it should be remembered.

    Later, long after the curtains were drawn on the concert, you may just want to relive the concert via the videos you captured on your phone. You can use the audio eraser feature to remove distracting background sounds from your videos, such as wind, crowd chatter or general ambient sound, while preserving key audio like speech or music.

    Travel without limits, with Galaxy by your side

    Sightseeing often means fighting for the “perfect shot”. At Table Mountain or Kruger National Park lookouts, tourists can crowd in shoulder-to-shoulder, but the Galaxy S25 and Z7 Series AI camera smarts help you zoom in on hidden details, frame unique perspectives and even clear away distractions later.

     

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    The flagship Galaxy phones are more than just a smartphone with some powerful cameras. They have Gemini Live which you can use to plan entire itineraries, get real-time tips on the best times to visit attractions and even receive weather-based outfit suggestions (Cape Town’s four seasons in a day weather doesn’t play). It’s like having a personal tour guide and travel photographer in your pocket.

     

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    Everyday front-row moments

    Galaxy magic isn’t only for big events. It’s snapping latte art at your favourite Joburg café that would be a hit on Instagram, capturing your child’s soccer goal from across the field or polishing that group selfie with the best face feature so no one looks awkward (because yes, someone always blinks).

    Life may not always hand you the perfect view, but the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, S25 Plus, S25 Edge, Z Fold7 or Z Flip7 in your pocket range makes sure you never miss the moment. From concerts and school plays to travel adventures and everyday wins, your Samsung Galaxy phone transforms every seat into the best seat in the house.

    The best seat in the house? It's behind your Samsung Galaxy smartphone

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