Im so disappointed with the S23 Ultra camera compared to my pixel 6 pro. Its only decent in very good lighting conditions or on a tripod with non moving subjects..
You should definitely look into the new settings on the s23 ultra that has processing and capture speed options merged into 1 as well as a 2x zoom option that crops into the main 200MP lens.
Yeah I think those updates came from the original camera assistant app! I have to try to do more testing to see how it improved. Have you found it to be much better?
@@azvisuals I havent noticed much difference personally on the quality but its because I havent taken much pictures either lol. Though I love how I can have maximum processing without scene optimizer now. The 2x lens is good though since its cropping on 200MP lens.
Hey Alex, about what you said at 9:30... Picture softening set to "Off" is actually what's digitally sharpening the image. If you want an image without any post processing, you should set it to high. When you say you can soften it in post, what you'll end up with is an image that's been sharpened and then softened, and ruin the quality completely. Set it to "High" and sharpen it later if you need to. Great video nonetheless.
Hi. If picture softening is set to 'off', does that mean the image can be 'noisy' , and grainy?. Tp be honest im not happy with the image quality of the samsung galaxy s23 ultra. Iv done a tonne of research into why the images are clear.
@@kattwomin Sort of, yes. I also wasn't happy with image quality on this phone. Setting the option to "high" made the photos look much more natural and I like them now. If you like SOME sharpening I recommend "medium" option, never "off" (i.e. full sharpening)
@Ulysses182 thanks for your reply. I tried images with PS set to HIGH, and the images have more detail. I never new that about picture softening, so thanks very much again.
What happened to your POV Street Photography lately with a real Camera NOT with Smartphones?? Did you stop doing it and focus on promoting Smartphones products nowadays? I don't care of smartphones promoting marketing...
You mentioned a grid that helps build a composition. I recently read an article where it was said that a 3/3 grid is nonsense and great artists did not use it, but used a golden ratio. How do you feel about the grid?
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THANK YOUU. I've been really trying to figure out how to take better photos of my flip4 and this helped
Happy to help! Thanks for watching
It is very informative about samsung mobile cameras we are exiting to see more videos like this 👍🏼👌🏼💯
Phones can't replace professional cameras,just go but digital Canon if you care that much...
Im so disappointed with the S23 Ultra camera compared to my pixel 6 pro.
Its only decent in very good lighting conditions or on a tripod with non moving subjects..
You should definitely look into the new settings on the s23 ultra that has processing and capture speed options merged into 1 as well as a 2x zoom option that crops into the main 200MP lens.
Yeah I think those updates came from the original camera assistant app! I have to try to do more testing to see how it improved. Have you found it to be much better?
@@azvisuals I havent noticed much difference personally on the quality but its because I havent taken much pictures either lol. Though I love how I can have maximum processing without scene optimizer now. The 2x lens is good though since its cropping on 200MP lens.
Hey Alex, about what you said at 9:30... Picture softening set to "Off" is actually what's digitally sharpening the image. If you want an image without any post processing, you should set it to high.
When you say you can soften it in post, what you'll end up with is an image that's been sharpened and then softened, and ruin the quality completely. Set it to "High" and sharpen it later if you need to.
Great video nonetheless.
Hi. If picture softening is set to 'off', does that mean the image can be 'noisy' , and grainy?. Tp be honest im not happy with the image quality of the samsung galaxy s23 ultra. Iv done a tonne of research into why the images are clear.
@@kattwomin Sort of, yes. I also wasn't happy with image quality on this phone. Setting the option to "high" made the photos look much more natural and I like them now. If you like SOME sharpening I recommend "medium" option, never "off" (i.e. full sharpening)
@Ulysses182 thanks for your reply. I tried images with PS set to HIGH, and the images have more detail. I never new that about picture softening, so thanks very much again.
What happened to your POV Street Photography lately with a real Camera NOT with Smartphones?? Did you stop doing it and focus on promoting Smartphones products nowadays? I don't care of smartphones promoting marketing...
You mentioned a grid that helps build a composition. I recently read an article where it was said that a 3/3 grid is nonsense and great artists did not use it, but used a golden ratio. How do you feel about the grid?
please compare s21 vs s23fe 5g🙂🙂
Unfortunately I don't have those devices but if I get a chance I will try!
@@azvisuals thankyou sir. I am glad to hear that.
I wanted to get a flip but even from my s22 ultra it would be a downgrade :(
Alex you are very good, you should absolutely produce more content. I think you are the best ever and you should reap the benefits of this.
samsung never again