Thanks to smartphones, we’re all amateur photographers these days and never before has everyday life been documented to such an extent… which is why it makes sense to have the best of the best phone out there on the market so you know you’re only ever going to take stellar photos.

And if you’re mulling over your next phone purchase, you might want to take a look at the Galaxy Note 9, as apparently this particular handset comes complete with software that can tell you if you’re taking a bad picture, letting you know if the images are blurry, if your subject is blinking and lots more.

The Flaw Detection facility, as it has been dubbed, can detect smudges on the lens, if your lighting is bad, if someone has their eyes shut and if images are out of focus… so you no longer have to worry that your photography skills simply aren’t up to the task.

There’s also a Scene Optimiser included in the software, which works to identify the contents of the scene you’re photographing. If it can, then a series of adjustments are made to the colour, contrast and other settings for the perfect picture each and every time.

Of course, you’ll still need to decide how you want to display your photos in real life once you’ve snapped away… and float mounted digital prints could well be the way to go. This is a really modern and stylish way of showcasing your latest pictures, printed on Kodak professional endura paper and sealed with a satin protective laminate before being mounted onto a solid PVC board in black.