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Digital Camera World
Digital Camera World
Tom May

The Samsung Galaxy XR lets you move in 3D inside your 2D images: what could this mean for photography, long term?

A smiling woman wears a grey mixed-reality headset with a glossy black front visor, captured in a bright, modern office setting.

Think about the last great photograph you took. It might be a landscape you stood in for 20 minutes waiting for the light, a street scene that captured a split second of urban choreography, or a portrait where everything (expression, light, background) just clicked into place.

Now imagine being able to step inside it: to move your head and sense the depth that was there when you pressed the shutter. To experience the image not as a flat rectangle on a screen, but as something you can look around inside.

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