On Samsung Unpacked 2015 Episode 1 (Galaxy S6 keynote), Hyun Yeul Lee showed off how more camera ***modes*** are now visible at a glance, without scrolling, which is good, but: Ironically, the **exact opposite** happened to camera ***settings***, and it is still like that on the newest phone (Note 10). [This](https://cdn57.androidauthority.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/Samsung-Galaxy-S5-camera-settings.jpg) is what the Galaxy S5 (2014) camera settings looked like: * Icons with text labels underneath. * Grid of 16 settings at once on screen. * The camera is still on stand-by. Tapping on the background behind the grid (camera viewfinder) **immediately** brings back the main camera viewfinder interface, because the camera **is already loaded.** * **Customizable** shortcuts on the main camera user interface. But on the Galaxy S6, not only are the setting shortcuts **no longer customizeable** (e.g. no more custom shortcut to video resolution setting), but the [setting menu](https://www.technobezz.com/files/uploads/2015/04/Different-types-of-rear-and-front-camera-option-settings.jpg) is on a completely separate page and a list without icons. While viewing the settings, the camera is **not** on stand-by. Exiting the menu requires the camera to load up again, instead of being already loaded.