Samsung Galaxy A53, User Manual

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Here are the features available in Bixby Vision:
Wine: See the bottle’s rating or learn more about the vineyard it came from.
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Translate: Automatically translate text from another language in the live preview on your screen. You can
tap the T icon at the bottom to see the extracted text. Then, select Translate, Copy, Select all, or Search.
Please see the next section in this article for more details.
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Discover: Point the camera at something and see similar things on Pinterest.
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Text: Copy printed text into the clipboard. You can also quickly translate or perform a web search on text
that Bixby identifies.
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Additional lenses are available to assist users with low vision. While using Bixby Vision, tap More options
(the vertical three dots) and then tap Settings. Tap Accessibility modes and then tap the switch to turn it
on. By default all the lenses will be enabled, but you can select which lenses will be available with the
switches.
Scene describer: Point the camera at a scene, then tap Capture. Bixby will speak a description of the scene
that it sees.
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Object identifier: Point the camera at an object and Bixby will tell you what it sees.
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Text reader: Point the camera at some text to have it read aloud.
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Color detector: Point the camera at an object, and Bixby will tell you what color it is.
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Note: Available lenses may vary depending on your Bixby Vision software version. The QR code lens can be
accessed via the Quick settings panel: swipe down from the top of the screen using two fingers, and then swipe
to and tap the Scan QR code icon.
Use Bixby Translate
Maybe you’re learning a new language, or maybe you came across some text that you can’t quite read. Just use
the Bixby Translate feature to easily understand what you’re looking at.
Open the Camera app, then tap MORE, and then tap BIXBY VISION.
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Swipe to or tap the Translate icon at the bottom of the screen. It looks like the letter A with two arrowed
boxes.
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Next, tap Auto at the top of the screen. Tap the switch next to Auto detect language to allow Bixby Vision
to automatically detect the source language. Or, deselect the switch and tap a language in the list.
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Tap Back to return to Bixby Vision's main interface. Next, tap the target language (on the right side), and
then tap your desired language. You can also select a language under Recently translated.
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Now you’re ready to translate; point the camera at the text and Bixby Vision will provide the translation.
You can tap Copy all or Save image as well.
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