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I don't understand why Samsung has not hired you as a brand photographer. When I bought my s10plus two years ago, your videos inspired me to push my my phone's camera more. Great video and tutorial. 💜
Samsung should be very impressed by your video highlighting what you've done with it for photography. Looks good, the 1TB version is something I'd consider. I have a Galaxy Note 9, which I really like.
Only been using the s22 ultra for a few days and still learning everything this phone can do. Definitely going to download expert raw app. Going to play with the camera after watching your video. Samsung should hire you as their personal photographer
Expert raw gives you 16bit, I found the dynamic range better than pro and regular camera, not sure why expert RAW is not included in camera app Portrait mode is near perfect with good edge detection (updates will make better with time) just lower ISO if the phones tries to brighten up and use RAW format. For Landscape use Expert Raw, Portrait use Portrait mode, Selfies Night mode but if near too much light use regular camera as Expert Raw doesnt use selfie (missed opportunity)
@@stephaned3072 it's not perfect but its close, you should check out this photographers using this mode against his professional camera. It's the best on smartphone so as you don't see the softness or when it misses in a smaller screen than compared to a bigger screen ruclips.net/video/sCUHNk3nUjo/видео.html
Was waiting on this the s22 ultra is a beast. The auto framing works great I see . Fyi there's a super bright mode in the settings that should get you 1700 nits says Samsung
I have noticed you recently on youtube but I take your words as final conclusion for any mobile camera because of your indepth review of an image you compare with your professional camera. Usually you never praise a mobile camera much but first time I have heard from you for a mobile camera that " I AM IMPRESSED". It means s22 ultra is really good...
Thanks! Yeah, the S22 Ultra does a very good job for photography, though it still has it's limits and it's good to aware of those, but overall (for a phone) I'm pretty happy with it so far.
Brent great video! Recovering from knee surgery and just picked up my S22 ultra; haven't done any raw/travel shots yet. Your review helped with my decision to keep the phone. Thanks.
So nice seeing a phone photography video that isn't the iPhone. I have the S20 Ultra and it has a decent camera but I feel like it over sharpens the images, especially foliage. And it seems like all the good camera apps are for iPhone only. So I usually just use the phone for snapshots. I'm not planning to upgrade for another year or two but have been pondering whether to stick with Samsung or jump to the iPhone so it's nice seeing what the S22 can do.
@@clissonplage Well, that's last year's model so, yeah, I'd imagine it's less expensive. I don't know that I'd consider it an alternative unless cost is your main criteria.
@@MichelleCox Without trying to convince you, look at the S21ultra and S22ultra tests And with probably up to days up to both, since these are the same sensors for example. Monthnament The new processors do not bring you what about photos / video. Even if the S22 will necessarily go a little further danbs 1 year. But it's every year such (laugh)
@@clissonplage I'm not really sure what you are saying here but I'm not interested in the S21. It will likely be 2 years before I upgrade and I'm not going to buy a 3 year old camera at that point.
Great video and great tips! I've learned a lot from you to push my camera. I respect iphones and Pixels are great point and shoot cameras but wow you can really push Samsungs hardware! Great job man.
Watched your videos when I purchased the S20 Ultra a couple of years ago. I'm back to follow along and play with my S22 Ultra. Sweet! I was happy to see you did an S22 Ultra video.
Just wow! What amazing location 👌🏽 and skills! Right tool with the right person can do wonders. I'm pumper for my s22 ultra and can't wait to get it in my hands. Thanks mate for sharing this awesome video!
I have both the Note 22 Ultra (yeah I said note, come fight me) and the iPhone 13 pro max and there are a bunch of iSheep youtubers that flaunt the iPhone so no shortage there but rare gems like Brent shows how unparalleled the Samsung camera is.
I really love your videos. I think you are the only pro photographer that is using the raw capabilities of Samsung phones. All the others are doing the same boring stuff in basic auto mode. Also, Some raw samples will be helpful for us to see and play around with in lightroom.
I'm definitely upgrading anyways, but I currently have the s20 ultra and I've been able to change all of my pro settings to auto and was able to still have the RAW as well.
I am very impressed with how good is s22 Ultra but especially you Mr. Brent because you're the one who hold the phone. Please do more video like this with S22 Ultra.
Thanks for the video, and great job juxtaposing the live mobile screen with your behind-the-scenes video! Also, you kinda look like David Hasselhoff. 🙂
Brent, your composing skills are superb, and no better proving ground than a desert. For that really special lucky/amazing shot that I might want to send to an HQ photo printer, I'm wondering about the 108 vs 12MP resolution and 9:1 pixel binning in regards to how big a print I could expect to make and have real fine details preserved. Can 108MP images be saved in pro or RAW mode? This will also inform me on the amount of on board storage to purchase, though 256G is my floor. thanks!
I think because the sensor is a 3 x 3 combined array in pixel binning mode that would be technically tricky. Every time you use the main sensor it uses the same part. Maybe samsung should have just went with larger pixels.
Yeah, I mostly just use the regular app and pro mode actually. On paper the expert raw app says there's more bit depth, but in practical use I haven't noticed any real difference.
Great video. Considering S22 plus or ultra myself. I think cameras in phones today are pretty awesome for landscape photography today. Also pretty good video capabilities. It will be an addition to my R6 and X-E4. I wonder what the future holds for mobile phones.
I was a bit upset that the 22 ultra doesn't have any sd card.. Need to use a usb pen or crappy cloud. However maybe soon a phone will come out with a bigger sensor and mirrorless.
Just came across your channel and need to say I truly enjoy your style and content! Have one Q though... If you wouldn't have any other camera with you on a trip, what sort of print quality you expect from this phone and which print size would you be comfortable with?
Oh idk, I've never tried to print anything from my phone. I suppose for me, it would depend on what the subject was and how the light was in the scene. I don't think I'd want to print too big unless I could hang it where you couldn't walk up to it and could only view it from a distance.
@@BrentHall This is interesting. I just came across YT video from Nigel Danson who printed A2 and beyond from his iPhone 11 Max and Google Pixel. It’s worth watching. Some people say that Expert Raw does oversharpening and brings significant amount of noise which are baked into the RAW file. I wonder if that was also your experience?
So in the end... its just slightly better than a regular phone since its raw capture capabilities, but thats just it. If it cant even keep up anywhere close to a 20MP camera... its not even worth mentioning to be used for photography
I was surprised to hear you say you couldn't see the screen well in the bright sunlight. I thought the phone was capable of up to 1700 nits of brightness? Even with that you couldn't see the screen well enough to make judgements? Very disappointing if that is the case.
Can we edit 1. videos shot on the S22 on Premiere Pro 2.pictures shot on S22 on Lightroom n Photoshop 3.would the edited videos look quite as good as or atleast close to mirrorless camera videos pls let me know Thnks !
Yes, you can definitely edit both photos and videos on your phone. I've never edited videos on a phone, but I hear Adobe Premiere Rush is pretty decent for it. Lightroom mobile does a pretty good job for editing the raw images from the phones.
I currently have the s10+ but, it Pixelmator when zooming on sunsets, clouds and landscapes. I am a novice so any suggestions for settings will be a happy moment for me. Ty E.
Hi I am hopeful for your answer to these questions I'm starting to practice photography so I'm a pure beginner. I have the s22ultra expert raw app but I do not see how you are able to get the iso to a lower then 50 option. I noticed in this video you have the iso at an a12 or a40 at different times and I tried playing with it but I can't seem to get it lower to that number;is there a setting im not selecting to get it to be more flexible with range or something (my question really is how ). Also do you ever feel that it would be necessary for an nd filter for the daylight photos seeing that it was as bright and everything came out phenomenal. Would it even be necessary for an nd on the s22? Thankyouuuu!!!!
It's a beautiful phone to own as a photographer. I've had mine for a few days and haven't really pushed the camera too hard yet but it's certainly impressive enough to keep up with my pro gear for social/lower res work that isn't being looked at closely. The computational work on the images is something else too! The HDRs look extremely good and somewhat natural
Found this video by complete chance and my oh my! those are gorgeous shots, but don't compare 3x with anything cause it is the worst lens of the bunch. and i believe that this might be the Snapdragon version right? I've shot numerous photos on my S21U in the past year and ordered S22U but haven't got it yet and unfortunately it's Exynos and due to my experience even the worse flip3 sensors look better in some scenarios due to the ISP. I wish that you could get both and test out them in the same scenarios but i guess that would be too much work with all the editing, highlighting and putting them all back in the video. would love to see the next video in 4K fps so we could see the images better Really appreciate the video! cheers
When it comes out and I have one...I have to buy my phones like everyone else. I don't get early review units, and I can only review what I can afford. Verizon says my S23 U should be here on the 17th, so I'll start working on videos with it as soon as I get it.
Yes i find that too, but i think it will be better with a fix soon... there isn't much sharpness and detail with the 108mp camera at the moment. My note20ultra 108mp had more detail ...
Completely agreed before I even snapped a photo as there is 9:1 pixel binning so in actuality the 12MP image that gets saved is lower res than the 12MP ones from the 50MP sensor on the S22 and S22 plus. Unless pixel-binning is totally legit, but that is likely a long and technical discussion with various opinions above my head. Smells gimmicky to me, just my uneducated hunch.
@@TrailsToTuryia So far the only thing I found useful about the 108 megapixel sensor is when I take pictures of equipment in bright sunlight people can zoom in better to inspect that equipment better remotely.
Does it have any handheld long exposure modes? I'm looking for something to replace my P30 Pro but the tech doesn't seem to have moved along in 3 years .
Samsung's software is way superior to the one Huawei has, it can store settings and even remember the mode you used when reopening the app (crazy right, some would that those are basic functions, but not Huawei), it even stores exposure settings independently for all 4 cameras. No handheld long exposure. But it also starts faster than Huawei's app.
@@SkubySnak I don't really film videos with phones, usually just videos about phones. In the past I've done some vlogs and test videos with phones, but I don't think I've filmed anything with the S22 Ultra, strangely.
@@BrentHall Why not shoot with the S22 Ultra and post results? See how quality compares...Nice that you do review, but we don't really see the results...
Would it be possible once in a while to use the vanilla s22 too for the same challange? It is for sure satisfying using the top of the top flagship, but it'll be awesome as well when you can produce beautiful shots using the vanilla version
@@BrentHall no problem, but still I like your attitude towards cellphone photography. 👍👍👍 I have s21 vanilla, don't have access to expert raw, but still can make traditional raw photos and they do help me to overcome the traditional Samsung photo syndrome. (oversharpen)
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I don't understand why Samsung has not hired you as a brand photographer.
When I bought my s10plus two years ago, your videos inspired me to push my my phone's camera more. Great video and tutorial. 💜
Probably because I'm a nobody, lol. Samsung doesn't even know I exist. Thanks for the kind words though, I really appreciate that!
Bcoz samsung hve biggest invest to BTS those who use iphone...🤣
Samsung marketing goes to BTS
Samsung should be very impressed by your video highlighting what you've done with it for photography. Looks good, the 1TB version is something I'd consider. I have a Galaxy Note 9, which I really like.
Thanks man, I appreciate that! Unfortunately I highly doubt Samsung has ever seen any of my videos or know I exist, lol.
My man am new here but you keep up the good work I love you man
The galaxy note 9 is the greatest Samsung phone ever created. We need the "galaxy note 9 - 2.0" with updated specs
@@reemr9954even the s9! it has a 1440p display and is small so it has a higher ppi than the s22
Only been using the s22 ultra for a few days and still learning everything this phone can do. Definitely going to download expert raw app. Going to play with the camera after watching your video. Samsung should hire you as their personal photographer
Expert raw gives you 16bit, I found the dynamic range better than pro and regular camera, not sure why expert RAW is not included in camera app
Portrait mode is near perfect with good edge detection (updates will make better with time) just lower ISO if the phones tries to brighten up and use RAW format. For Landscape use Expert Raw, Portrait use Portrait mode, Selfies Night mode but if near too much light use regular camera as Expert Raw doesnt use selfie (missed opportunity)
@@robertceron9056 portrait mode isnt near perfect yet.you can see it still doesnt look too natural
@@stephaned3072 it's not perfect but its close, you should check out this photographers using this mode against his professional camera. It's the best on smartphone so as you don't see the softness or when it misses in a smaller screen than compared to a bigger screen ruclips.net/video/sCUHNk3nUjo/видео.html
Thank you Brent for this video, we need more videos about the s22 ultra and expert raw .. keep up the good work
Was waiting on this the s22 ultra is a beast. The auto framing works great I see . Fyi there's a super bright mode in the settings that should get you 1700 nits says Samsung
I haven't been through white sands in over 20 years. I used to go by there all the time when I was a long haul trucker. Such a cool place!
Yeah, it's definitely an amazing place! I'll never get tired of photographing it.
Yes, I'm waiting to take astrophotography with this phone!
Hopefully I'll have one or two astro videos with it soon!
I have noticed you recently on youtube but I take your words as final conclusion for any mobile camera because of your indepth review of an image you compare with your professional camera. Usually you never praise a mobile camera much but first time I have heard from you for a mobile camera that " I AM IMPRESSED". It means s22 ultra is really good...
Thanks! Yeah, the S22 Ultra does a very good job for photography, though it still has it's limits and it's good to aware of those, but overall (for a phone) I'm pretty happy with it so far.
Brent great video! Recovering from knee surgery and just picked up my S22 ultra; haven't done any raw/travel shots yet. Your review helped with my decision to keep the phone. Thanks.
Thanks man! I hope you have a good recovery and can get back out there soon.
I recently posted his channel on Twitter and tagged Samsung mobile the work he's doing is crazy good
Hey thanks man, I really appreciate that!😀🙏
I have been anxiously awaiting for you to do more mobile photography videos. This video is awesome! Keep them coming!
/thanks Mike! I've got a few more for the S22 coming up soon. :)
So nice seeing a phone photography video that isn't the iPhone. I have the S20 Ultra and it has a decent camera but I feel like it over sharpens the images, especially foliage. And it seems like all the good camera apps are for iPhone only. So I usually just use the phone for snapshots. I'm not planning to upgrade for another year or two but have been pondering whether to stick with Samsung or jump to the iPhone so it's nice seeing what the S22 can do.
An alternative to the 22ult, the 21ltra less expensive
but good no more micro SD, but a better level of image and autofocus
@@clissonplage Well, that's last year's model so, yeah, I'd imagine it's less expensive. I don't know that I'd consider it an alternative unless cost is your main criteria.
@@MichelleCox Without trying to convince you, look at the S21ultra and S22ultra tests
And with probably up to days up to both, since these are the same sensors for example.
Monthnament The new processors do not bring you what about photos / video. Even if the S22 will necessarily go a little further danbs 1 year.
But it's every year such (laugh)
@@clissonplage I'm not really sure what you are saying here but I'm not interested in the S21. It will likely be 2 years before I upgrade and I'm not going to buy a 3 year old camera at that point.
Can't wait for Astrophotography by a pro! I've tried it with my s8+ and it's something!
Great video and great tips! I've learned a lot from you to push my camera. I respect iphones and Pixels are great point and shoot cameras but wow you can really push Samsungs hardware! Great job man.
Watched your videos when I purchased the S20 Ultra a couple of years ago. I'm back to follow along and play with my S22 Ultra. Sweet! I was happy to see you did an S22 Ultra video.
Thanks man, I appreciate it! I'll have a few more S22 videos coming up soon too.
Could you please compare the output of the standard camera app vs the expert raw app on the S22 Ultra?
I use to live in Alamogordo as a kid. Left when I was 12 years old. The area was beautiful. Miss the rockies and white sands.
What a great landscape and your skills really elevated the whole things! Superb works, two thumbs up!!! Book my SS22U right after this!
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
Just wow! What amazing location 👌🏽 and skills! Right tool with the right person can do wonders. I'm pumper for my s22 ultra and can't wait to get it in my hands. Thanks mate for sharing this awesome video!
I have both the Note 22 Ultra (yeah I said note, come fight me) and the iPhone 13 pro max and there are a bunch of iSheep youtubers that flaunt the iPhone so no shortage there but rare gems like Brent shows how unparalleled the Samsung camera is.
Yes! I've been waiting on your videos with this phone, I may finally upgrade my Note 9 for this one.
Instant 'LIKE' for all the sand you have to clean out of your cameras in order to make this great video.
Thanks, lol. Cleaning the cameras is definitely the worst part!
Super talented guy, I love what you do with Samsung phones. I'm a huge Samsung fan myself and it's nice to see another. Great pictures
Hey thanks Kevin, I really appreciate that!
I really love your videos. I think you are the only pro photographer that is using the raw capabilities of Samsung phones. All the others are doing the same boring stuff in basic auto mode. Also, Some raw samples will be helpful for us to see and play around with in lightroom.
Thanks man, I appreciate the kind words!
Such a great video! Those Galaxy videos are amazing. Please keep em coming!
Hey thanks Tom, I really appreciate that!
I'm definitely upgrading anyways, but I currently have the s20 ultra and I've been able to change all of my pro settings to auto and was able to still have the RAW as well.
I am very impressed with how good is s22 Ultra but especially you Mr. Brent because you're the one who hold the phone. Please do more video like this with S22 Ultra.
Nice one , waiting for more vidoe on expert raw
Been waiting eagerly for this video 🙌🏻
This is amazing keep going and we need more❤️.
Many thanks!
Thanks for the video, and great job juxtaposing the live mobile screen with your behind-the-scenes video! Also, you kinda look like David Hasselhoff. 🙂
Just picked up the Ultra. Can't wait to see some of your time-lapse and astro videos on it
Absolutely exciting video
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it!
Can't believe I'm just now finding this channel. Great work.
Hey thanks, I'm definitely glad you found it too! :D
Can we get the samples, i want to see that how much details it can capture with 16 bit raw, also i want to see the details after zoom in these samples
Brent, your composing skills are superb, and no better proving ground than a desert. For that really special lucky/amazing shot that I might want to send to an HQ photo printer, I'm wondering about the 108 vs 12MP resolution and 9:1 pixel binning in regards to how big a print I could expect to make and have real fine details preserved. Can 108MP images be saved in pro or RAW mode? This will also inform me on the amount of on board storage to purchase, though 256G is my floor. thanks!
Thanks, I appreciate that! Unfortunately you cannot use the 108 mp feature in either pro mode or the expert raw app.
@@BrentHall Which is so god damn annoying. I hope that gets fixed in a patch.
@@rogziel They should at least add a 27MP (4 times reduced) raw mode, don't think 108 is necessary.
I think because the sensor is a 3 x 3 combined array in pixel binning mode that would be technically tricky. Every time you use the main sensor it uses the same part. Maybe samsung should have just went with larger pixels.
Wow a stunning place to photo or film
Would you say this is Betty than iPhone?
Yeah, it's an amazing place for sure! Idk about that though, I've never used an iPhone.
Incredible video! I also saw a video a few days ago with the S22 ultra actually beating the R6
Samsung should really hire you to promote their expert raw! You're awesome
Thank you, I appreciate that!
I'm going there in a couple months. I want to use my S22 instead of my Canon 5dm3. I really think where the S22 shines is video though.
great video. looking forward for the astro video with this S22U.
I have S22 Ultra 1 TB.
Nice video bro
Many thanks!
How take fireworks & moonlight photographs what settings? What is ASA or Film speed on the cell phones?
currently owned 12/256gb Note20Ultra. Should I upgrade to S22Ultra now or should i wait till early next year
Awesome Camera
I love s22u and seeing it shot by a pro is very inspiring thank you
Could you show us how's the dynamic range of this phone in 14-bit RAW images? You could try to recover highlight or shadow to show its strength.
can i shoot in raw and still active shutter by the voice command? i have only one hand , btw great channel, i subscribed right away:)
Do you also have the RAW setting enabled on the default Camera app. Whats the difference between them?
Yeah, I mostly just use the regular app and pro mode actually. On paper the expert raw app says there's more bit depth, but in practical use I haven't noticed any real difference.
Should i upgrade to s22 ultra? Currently have s21 ultra.
Does the 16 bit helped with the banding in the sand and the sky?
Thanks for this! Really appreciated! Very helpful.
You're welcome, thanks for watching!
I believe Brent can take good photos with any phone camera.
Awesome. Reminds me of Star Wars
Thanks
People wil easily mistaken some shots with a dslr. Well done samsung 👏
Can really slow motion when taking a pitcher throw a ball?
I also ordered it ...... a little bit of joy in this dark time😔
Please wear eye protection when you are out there. Some good full frame sunglasses would work just take them off when composing your shot.
Great video. Considering S22 plus or ultra myself. I think cameras in phones today are pretty awesome for landscape photography today. Also pretty good video capabilities. It will be an addition to my R6 and X-E4. I wonder what the future holds for mobile phones.
Oh nice! Yeah, it'll make for a nice little pocket companion camera. :P
Good work!
Thank you!
Do you need to shoot in 4:3 for a quality photo?
please post these on google drive, i really wanna make them my wallpapers for my s10+
Excellent video!
Thank you very much!
I was a bit upset that the 22 ultra doesn't have any sd card.. Need to use a usb pen or crappy cloud. However maybe soon a phone will come out with a bigger sensor and mirrorless.
Hi there! Can you tell me what accessory are you using to keep the camera on your chest when you are walking? Thx
I use this Peak Design Camera Clip:
moment.8ocm68.net/NKk777
Hope Samsung would see your shots sir! by the way, have you tried the S22 Ultra for astro?
Can not wait for the nightography
do an astrophotography video with the s22 ultra!
Are the regular wide camera (main camera) shots look soft on the edges/corners?
are you by chance going to do an astrophotography video with s22 ultra?
Affirmative... and I even said so in the video. 😅😉😁
@@BrentHall I knew that, I was testing you ^_~
Just came across your channel and need to say I truly enjoy your style and content! Have one Q though... If you wouldn't have any other camera with you on a trip, what sort of print quality you expect from this phone and which print size would you be comfortable with?
Oh idk, I've never tried to print anything from my phone. I suppose for me, it would depend on what the subject was and how the light was in the scene. I don't think I'd want to print too big unless I could hang it where you couldn't walk up to it and could only view it from a distance.
@@BrentHall This is interesting. I just came across YT video from Nigel Danson who printed A2 and beyond from his iPhone 11 Max and Google Pixel. It’s worth watching.
Some people say that Expert Raw does oversharpening and brings significant amount of noise which are baked into the RAW file. I wonder if that was also your experience?
Amazing work.
Many thanks!
So in the end... its just slightly better than a regular phone since its raw capture capabilities, but thats just it.
If it cant even keep up anywhere close to a 20MP camera... its not even worth mentioning to be used for photography
Astro photography with S22 Ulta, please.....
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nice spot!!!
I was surprised to hear you say you couldn't see the screen well in the bright sunlight. I thought the phone was capable of up to 1700 nits of brightness? Even with that you couldn't see the screen well enough to make judgements? Very disappointing if that is the case.
Can we edit
1. videos shot on the S22 on Premiere Pro
2.pictures shot on S22 on Lightroom n Photoshop
3.would the edited videos look quite as good as or atleast close to mirrorless camera videos
pls let me know
Thnks !
Yes, you can definitely edit both photos and videos on your phone. I've never edited videos on a phone, but I hear Adobe Premiere Rush is pretty decent for it. Lightroom mobile does a pretty good job for editing the raw images from the phones.
@@BrentHall thnks for replying but seems I didn't expres myself well
I will shoot videos n photos on my S22 but want to edit them on PC on Premier pro n Lightroom / Photoshop
Bro you use pro camera app name??
Please please release an astrophotography test!!
Samsung galaxy S22 Ultra superb camera
I currently have the s10+ but, it Pixelmator when zooming on sunsets, clouds and landscapes. I am a novice so any suggestions for settings will be a happy moment for me. Ty E.
Hi I am hopeful for your answer to these questions I'm starting to practice photography so I'm a pure beginner. I have the s22ultra expert raw app but I do not see how you are able to get the iso to a lower then 50 option. I noticed in this video you have the iso at an a12 or a40 at different times and I tried playing with it but I can't seem to get it lower to that number;is there a setting im not selecting to get it to be more flexible with range or something (my question really is how ). Also do you ever feel that it would be necessary for an nd filter for the daylight photos seeing that it was as bright and everything came out phenomenal. Would it even be necessary for an nd on the s22? Thankyouuuu!!!!
It's a beautiful phone to own as a photographer. I've had mine for a few days and haven't really pushed the camera too hard yet but it's certainly impressive enough to keep up with my pro gear for social/lower res work that isn't being looked at closely. The computational work on the images is something else too! The HDRs look extremely good and somewhat natural
Yes nearly as good as my old fuji cameras x-t1, stunned by the s22 sensors and possible editing on a raw photo by a smartphone.
in your opinion which phone has the best RAW files? Pixel 6 Pro or S22 Ultra? I think Pixel shoots 14 bit RAW.
I haven't compared them directly, but I'm pretty sure I personally prefer the S22 Ultra overall. That's just me though.
@@BrentHall it would be an interesting video if you compare the 2. What do you think?
You have prepared astrophography with galaxy S22 ultra with RAW app
Found this video by complete chance and my oh my! those are gorgeous shots, but don't compare 3x with anything cause it is the worst lens of the bunch.
and i believe that this might be the Snapdragon version right? I've shot numerous photos on my S21U in the past year and ordered S22U but haven't got it yet and unfortunately it's Exynos and due to my experience even the worse flip3 sensors look better in some scenarios due to the ISP.
I wish that you could get both and test out them in the same scenarios but i guess that would be too much work with all the editing, highlighting and putting them all back in the video. would love to see the next video in 4K fps so we could see the images better
Really appreciate the video! cheers
Thanks! Yeah, mine's the Snapdragon version.
when are we getting s23 ultra review
When it comes out and I have one...I have to buy my phones like everyone else. I don't get early review units, and I can only review what I can afford. Verizon says my S23 U should be here on the 17th, so I'll start working on videos with it as soon as I get it.
@@BrentHall thanks for the info
i was just so excited for you to test the new 200mp camera and the new hyper lapse feature
Samsung❤❤
I found the 108 megapixel camera on the Galaxy S22 Ultra to be mainly a gimmick. The 12 megapixel sensor takes so much better quality pictures.
Yes i find that too, but i think it will be better with a fix soon... there isn't much sharpness and detail with the 108mp camera at the moment. My note20ultra 108mp had more detail ...
@@swigga69 The 108 megapixel camera is mainly used for bright light situations, but that even has it limitations.
Completely agreed before I even snapped a photo as there is 9:1 pixel binning so in actuality the 12MP image that gets saved is lower res than the 12MP ones from the 50MP sensor on the S22 and S22 plus. Unless pixel-binning is totally legit, but that is likely a long and technical discussion with various opinions above my head. Smells gimmicky to me, just my uneducated hunch.
@@TrailsToTuryia So far the only thing I found useful about the 108 megapixel sensor is when I take pictures of equipment in bright sunlight people can zoom in better to inspect that equipment better remotely.
Does it have any handheld long exposure modes? I'm looking for something to replace my P30 Pro but the tech doesn't seem to have moved along in 3 years .
Samsung's software is way superior to the one Huawei has, it can store settings and even remember the mode you used when reopening the app (crazy right, some would that those are basic functions, but not Huawei), it even stores exposure settings independently for all 4 cameras. No handheld long exposure. But it also starts faster than Huawei's app.
Did you use expert raw and enable 16 bit raw?
Yes I did...and I'm pretty sure that was one of the very first things I said in the video. :P
@@BrentHall well excuuuuse me must have missed it
What was this video shot on?
A Canon R5.
@@BrentHall Any videos on here that were shot purely on the S22? Went through most of your videos and not sure if I may have missed it...
@@SkubySnak I don't really film videos with phones, usually just videos about phones. In the past I've done some vlogs and test videos with phones, but I don't think I've filmed anything with the S22 Ultra, strangely.
@@BrentHall Why not shoot with the S22 Ultra and post results? See how quality compares...Nice that you do review, but we don't really see the results...
Would it be possible once in a while to use the vanilla s22 too for the same challange? It is for sure satisfying using the top of the top flagship, but it'll be awesome as well when you can produce beautiful shots using the vanilla version
Sorry, I can only make videos with what I have. I bought the Ultra so that's all I have.
@@BrentHall no problem, but still I like your attitude towards cellphone photography. 👍👍👍
I have s21 vanilla, don't have access to expert raw, but still can make traditional raw photos and they do help me to overcome the traditional Samsung photo syndrome. (oversharpen)
What is the actual name for the raw app I cant find it in the Playstore
It's called Expert Raw. It's not in the play store, it's in the Samsung app store. I thought I said that in the video? My bad if I didn't.
Can you shoot 16 bit raw with 108 mp on the main sensor?
Unfortunately, I don't think you can do that.
Omg 😲
Snap 8 gen 1 or exynos 2200?
@Dobbies Revenge it was a valid question pipe down