In pictures: Samsung Galaxy S III

Samsung's Galaxy S III smartphone is the company's flagship Android phone of 2012.

Samsung has made a number of software tweaks to the camera to create a better user experience. These include Best Photo, which takes 20 shots in burst mode (six photos per second) and uses software algorithms to select the best photo, Face Zoom, which recognises individual faces and zooms in to take a photo of them, Face Slideshow, which focuses on a single person in an image slideshow, and Smart Stay, which uses the Galaxy S III's front-facing camera to dim the screen when you aren't looking at the phone.

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