BEST smartphone camera? Samsung S22 Ultra / iPhone 13 Pro / Google Pixel 6 Pro
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- Опубликовано: 30 июн 2024
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Professional photographers Tony & Chelsea Northrup compare the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra, Google Pixel 6 Pro and Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max to find the best smartphone camera for both photography and video!
0:00 Introduction
1:21 Landscapes
3:40 Long Exposures
6:53 Telephoto lenses
9:37 Sunsets
11:01 Wildlife Photography
11:46 Night Photography
13:40 Portraits
17:16 Selfies
17:37 Portrait Video (fake bokeh)
18:10 iPhone Cinematic Video
19:23 Macro Photography
20:19 Astrophotography
21:10 Moon Photography
21:51 Video Stabilization
22:09 Low-light Video
23:10 Summary 
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Quite a few people are saying the Samsung S22 Ultra doesn't have a color problem. We take this seriously and we'll test it further, in different situations, to validate our findings. Subscribe to see the follow-up. BUT, there were no filters applied and I double-checked the camera to make sure everything is set to the defaults. We didn't have color problems in every scenario; it was really just the blues that were a problem. Follow-up coming soon.
When is the video coming with the Pixel 6 Pro against a real camera?
Waiting 🙌
Me personally when I saw the comparison pictures of against the other two phones it does look like it has a color problem especially when it took a photo of the shed and you compared it with the other two phones the color didn’t make any sense
Looking forward to it
U fucked up big time bye -1
honestly you should do an "apology" video where you show how you f'ed up the settings on samsung
@Yes 973 You're ignorant - yea....that's right.
I don't understand those color issues with the S22 Ultra. Mine doesn't do that... Perplexing.
I turned off the Scene Optimiser and that helped return colours to normal levels in some scenes
He use a filter...thats unfair
I think they are hating on the s22 ultra cause there no way the color is that off. Totally by as just because the s22 ultra as the best 📸..
I was surprised when I saw this video back in March because my photos looked amazing. I took 90% of the photos in .heic and some were in .jpg. Yesterday I copied the files to my computer and imported them to lightroom. All the .heic photos had a weird color as in the video, but the .jp photos looked identical to the ones in my phone. Seems to be a problem with lightroom as .heic look amazing in windows explorer and in the photos app
Samsung is well known to have issues with colours. I got Samsung and pixel and pixel is so much better in landscape photography. But you don't always want these true colours in portrait.
i have watched so many comparison videos of S22 ultra to iphone, pixel and other phones but i have never seen samsung's color like this in any other video... something must be wrong here
There is clearly something wrong with the Samsung settings, I have never seen such a huge color difference b/w the iphone, pixel and samsung. You guys need to revisit this, loved the comparison style but clearly this is a flawed result.
Ur right
U guys turned on something for sure in settings, mys AI or smh like that
It's because they have mistakenly selected teal and orange profile in "my filters" mode
I agree with you
Agreed!
We have a 13 Pro and a S22 Ultra at home and they both look great with a small advantage in photo for the S22 ultra and a good advantage for video for the 13 Pro.
Agreed
Tony, something's clearly wrong with your 22 Ultra's settings, or the device might be defective. Mine produces very natural colors. Even the suggested videos for the 22 Ultra next to the comment section here show that it has much more natural colors vs other phones...
It's strange because it looks as if Tony was using two different s22 Ultras (one in blue and one in white) ... 🤔
Agreed
U r right bro,my s22 ultra takes great pics .it seems that these guys got money from apple ,that's why they r letting down samsung
Agreed, i was half way and stopped watching this comparison
@@randhawasingh1907 bro what? Ever heard of a defective device?
I have a feeling you might have accidentally tapped-to-expose on the galaxy, that forces it to compensate for the specific lighting conditions of the area you tapped on be it dark or bright. I've made the same mistake before. Just take the photos as it is, colours and exposure will come out more naturally. (PS. if you didn't tap to expose, get a replacement unit because it genuinely looks off)
Also, give the Expert Raw app a try, it's available for download in the Galaxy Store
Yes, it looks so different, need to replace or shoot as it is.
yeah
Something is definitely off with the S22 Ultra they are using.
@@shannanalphonso2944 I agree, I personally have not ran into such issue.
He put a filter on. I most definitely gave them a thumbs down for doing that crap
You guys have some weird issues with the s22 ultra you got there. Maybe you have filter on without realising. Compared to everyone else's photoshoot comparison videos, yours have way different image colouring on the s22u. Just doesn't seem right. You may need to revisit or redo this one again.
Those colors are weird. I didn't have the same experience when testing my 13 pro max against my s22 ultra. I also haven't seen any other reviewers that have that kind of color shift.
He is using the ivory filter on the s22 ultra I cant believe he is that dumb
Yeah, there is no way samsung was that bad. The last review on samsung s10e was far better than this samsung on this review. Not like I’m defending, but the picture was way too bad to be true. There must be something wrong
Yep...my 21 Ultra does not do that.
I was surprised when I saw this video back in March because my photos looked amazing. I took 90% of the photos in .heic and some were in .jpg. Yesterday I copied the files to my computer and imported them to lightroom. All the .heic photos had a weird color as in the video, but the .jp photos looked identical to the ones in my phone. Seems to be a problem with lightroom as .heic look amazing in windows explorer and in the photos app.
The colors are not typical of an S22 ultra at all. I have to wonder if there is some setting or filter askew. My skies and shadows never look like that. I've owned Samsungs for a long time and this is not their color science. I would check the tap to expose setting or preset filter in the upper right corner of the camera app, this wasn't a fair comparison.
It's very clear that something is wrong with the colors/settings on that Samsung. I don't know how they published this review and didn't bother to check the settings. I like the channel and have been a subscriber for years but lately things are just off with their reviews.
*Your Samsung have problems or you do something in the setting, you need to reDo this comparative,*😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
There's clearly something wrong with the Samsung settings. I have a Note20 Ultra. It doesn't produce such weird colors. It's probably because you used the 108mp mode.
exactly my thoughts its either that or they have some Ai mode turned on... use the default 4:3 12mp mode..
I have the 22 Ultra in my hand now, and it beats my daughter's iPhone 13. The colors on the Ultra are just as natural, probably a tad more so. Not sure what Tony did there... There's clearly something wrong either with their settings or they simply got a lemon.
He used ivory filter
I just wanted to say thanks for putting the names of the cameras your shooting with in different scenes! I always wonder what somebody is shooting with in a video, so thank you for doing that!
I found the S22 Ultra to produce some odd colours until I turned off the 'Scene Optimiser'. That helped return colours to normal levels. I also have Pixel 6 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max and each has advantages.
there is definitely something wrong with the settings of the samsung, you probably have some filter on it by accident, I took hundreds photos on S22 Ultra and none of them look like that
Everything is at the default... Not like the S22 has a "make everything teal" setting. I double-checked it.
The thing about color is that it's very specific to each scene, and you won't notice it unless you look side-by-side with another image. It handled skin tones fine. The waterfall scene was fine, the indoor scenes were fine. It's just not great at blue skies I guess.
@@TonyAndChelsea something is clearly wrong, you don't need to look at those images side by side to notice the teal skies. Dozens of people on these comments alone have owned these cameras and taken pictures of skies that look nothing like that. I would submit the phone for a warranty exchange if you guys are sure that there was not a filter selected inadvertently or touch to expose was not activated. These results are not typical at all.
@@TonyAndChelsea I noticed the DJI Mavic Pro 2 does the same thing to JPEGs and internal HDR. Gives the sky a horrible teal color. No problem with the raw files, though.
@@EverythingIsPhotogenic If my S22 Ultra were producing images like that, I would smash it with a sledgehammer.
I got the S22U a month ago and I'm a photographer myself and I can assure you, mine never had ANY teal or orange issues like yours. That's so strange..
What the heck have you done to samsung pictures I have a samsung and none of my pictures turn out so bad and never had that color in my skies never
Ikr. I have the s21 Ultra and the pictures have never looked like that, even with the 108mp setting. Either user error or faulty unit.
There was definitely a hardware or software issue with the S22 at the time of this video, but plenty of people have said this already.
I also wanted to say that whilst the Pixel doesn’t support portrait mode on the telephoto, the telephoto itself already gives natural bokeh. Then, in Google Photos you can computationally add background blur to any photo aswell. This is much better than the digitally cropped and oversharpened main lense.
It seems to me that the Samsung Pro mode for photo and video give a great advantage, by enabling you to produce the images you want. So easy to use with excellent controls.
All I know is that I have a Pixel 6 that cost me $500.
The camera is compatible, plus it has Zero bloatware.. and with the freedom to customize my home screen and choose my default apps.. to me.. truly is the winner.
I had the iPhone 13.. and honestly it's definitely a premium phone compared to my pixel. I don't need premium, I need something that works for me.
Love you guys! You’ve taught me so much!
I had $1,300 to spend on a new camera at the end of 2021 and I really wanted a Sony but nothing was really new enough or seemed like a good package at that price with the lens included. literally after months and months of research, I bought an iPhone 13 Pro Max as my main dedicated video camera for RUclips and I couldn’t be happier. Built-in battery, built-in memory, Wi-Fi, airdrop, computational elements, the list goes on.
I hope the major camera companies can catch up in the sub $1,200 range or the gap will just increase as young creators keep choosing iPhone. Especially now that the quality is getting closer to “real” cameras every year.
The only reason I see to get a “real” camera today starting from zero is if you are going to be working with actual clients and you didn’t wanna show up to a shoot/set with an iPhone.
100% with you! Why would you spend $500 to $10K on a body and then an endless amount on lenses and don’t mention batteries and memory cards. All things that could fail or be forgotten. If apple made a “real” camera it would literally be the king of the whole industry within one quarter.
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You guys are so Great! this is a great RUclips session. Chelsea, you always add great humor when you & Tony do one of these sessions (asking Tony if he wanted to change his phone) together I thrust every week to see if you broadcasting a new YT session. Thank you for all the information and details to being a better photographer. Have a great weekend.
There's something up with your S22 settings. The blues should not be teal especially if there is plenty of light out still.
One of best video. Really great. Hat off and wish all good to you.
A very interesting video, Tony and Chelsea. I was wondering if the manual / pro mode of the Galaxy S22 Ultra could yield better results. Could you please do a video that focuses on the manual / pro camera features? That would be awesome! I will subscribe to your channel!
Since the idea is portability I would compare it to a smaller sensor interchangeable lens camera like the 4/3 Panasonic or Olympus. Plus both those cameras can do pixel shift to boost unto 100mp image.
Yes! I’d love to see an Olympus or Panasonic up against these phones. Pair them with something like the Pana 14/2.5 and a Pana 25/1.7 for short tele and a budget ultra wide like the SLR Magic 8mm f/4. In fact, through B&H a GX85 (16MP, 4K video, IBIS, viewfinder, rangefinder style for portability and a tilting touchscreen) with 12-32mm and 45-150mm zooms, both capable little travel options, and those three primes all combine to the cost of 1 iPhone 13 Pro Max at $1,100.
Your new here aren’t you? They pretty much only talk about Micro 4/3 cameras the day they have a new release never to be heard of again, even though they’d leave these phones for dead.
Great review guys
Would love to see a comparison against a high end point and shoot like the RX100 as realistically that's the type of camera they are trying to compete against
Your text at 7:46 hahaha that's awesome. Also, thanks for doing this. Also, thanks for mentioning the park. I keep intending to go there, and I keep forgetting where it is 😂
Having owned the Pixel 6 Pro since it came out, I can confirm all your observations on it. I will say the Moment magsafe case and macro lens are worth it. Taken a few images with the macro lens and people are shocked that it's a smartphone and works better than the potrait mode for macro. I also have a small handgrip/tripod/bluetooth remote that spring clips on (yeah, it's a bit janky) but works really well. It's so small and easy to carry that I actually think of grabbing it and going. It's the first addition I usually take with me
Thank you for the excellent video! 😊
You guys beed more subscribers, the amount of proffesionat info and also all the heavy work you're doing for the photo comunity, I do appreciate it.
Hey guys 😊 i love your videos 👍🏻, I had a Samsung phone and looking at those stills it seems to me like you might have Rich tone turned on "their fake HDR all the time feature that turns colors unnatural like a cartoon" you can definitely get natural shots on the Samsung if you disable all the unnecessary gimmicks
Did you know that the iPhone camera app has Long Exposure feature that you don't need to use a tripod?
Just take photo of the waterfall in Live mode. Then view the photo, and change from Live to Long Exposure.
You can take a photo of a 4K video waterfall on your TV as a test.
I like that you tested numerous shooting situations and you showed off what each phone excelled at, the areas where they could have done better and it's clear that each will definitely suit a specific group better than the others. My curiosity is which would you rate as the best "over-all", and I use that tern in the sense of if you had to pick just one. While smartphones have advanced well beyond what I think anyone ever imagined, even just a few years ago, I don't think they will ever fully replace a "real" camera, at least not for still photography, video is a totally different subject.
Love and appreciate all the work you put into your videos! This and the smartphones are real cameras result do a great job of showcasing how impressive some of the AI and computational photography are. I'm looking to try some software approaches to improve noise and IQ using photo stacking soon for my aging d7100. Keep up the great work!
Sorry, if you are a photographer and you take a photo and the snow is BLUE, you need to retake it.
The samsung camera app has this "scene optimizer " and can help or mess up photos.
Also, in the top the WAND icon has the filter setting, where you can literal have a custom white balance, skin tone correction and more.
Then there is the pro mode which is just like a manual camera. Still miss the S8,S9,S10 that had variable aperture and more consistent white balance in auto.
For portraits on pixel, just use the 4x and get natural bokeh and add fake bokeh in Google photos later if you want. I was initially bummed that they use wide angle crop to get "portrait" mode shots.... until I realized 4x lens results in great portraits.
Thanks for this great comparison video. I have a S22 Ultra myself and I am writing a review about it, so your video gave me a lot of useful input. Thanks again.
Thanks for excellent comparison...
Good job! Interesting, informative and entertaining video! 👍🏻
Excellent video 📹
Contemporary topic
”We are professional photographers and youtubers”... you made my day with this. Good luck with that!
Excellent
Thanks a lot
FYI the pixel 6 pro's 4x telephoto is around 105mm , you need to be a bit further away and it'll show just how good this phone is for portraits without portrait "mode"
The camera on the S22U is know for its natural colors that have been improved significantly this year and actually in most cases outperforming the iphone 13 pro that actually is taking Samsung's old approach with this phone and bumping up the saturation more than Samsung this year.
The results we're seeing here are far away from what Samsung is doing today or ever did in the past.
Can't take this review seriously, please replace settings or entire Samsung phone - those colors are not right.
I'm loving that band/hand strap!
I own both a pixel 6 pro and Galaxy s22 ultra... The colors should be close to each other with the Samsung having darker shadows so I'm confused on why the colors here are so different between the two
Hey. Great review! Were you testing the S22 with the Snapdragon or the Exynos chipset? Do you know if they both behave the same way?
I upgraded from iPhone 12 Pro Max to Google Pixel 6 Pro. I love mine, the photos in outdoor situations are to me way better than any iPhone or Samsung I've had previously, also Huawei. The low light indoors on 6 Pro is not as good at the moment, and I'm not keen on the portrait mode, in fact, I like the 4X on the 6 Pro far better for portrait and close up pics, and I find the detail good. There's a big update to the 6/6 Pro on 21st March, hoping for improvements. Didn't like the Samsung colours in your video, looked awful! Cheers for this from Devon UK 👍🏻🙂
Hi T & C: Could you check the video files output from the three cameras and post the bitrates? Last year I bought the bottom line Sony Xperia 10iii and I found that it was only using around 45 mpbs for H.264 in UHD (4K) 30 fps video, and yes, you can tell it is not that good. But I have not found anyone say what the better phones use. I assume the top line camera/phones would use at the least around 60 mpbs for H.264, but, well, nobody mentions it. I do not know what size the Xperia 10iii uses for 4K HEVC, but for that phones that support that compression it would also be interesting.
For the S22 ultra maybe check to see if the Auto HDR and Scene Optimizer functions are off. I echo the comments below, and I seem to get natural colors with mine with these off. This may account for the weird color. PS love you guys, and thanks for everything you guys do.
With the newest firmware Auto HDR can't be turned off anymore.
@@donnawetter1513 he has a filter over the video. It's not a HDR issue
wow this is amazing video bravo!!!!!!!! the best in class
I just use my 4x tele lens on my Pixel 6 Pro for portraits sometimes. Can adjust blur after if I want. Not bad. You can get detail from the moon with the 6 pro pretty easily as well if you try with focus and exposure.
Very strange. I have an S22 Ultra, and I've never gotten the weird colors and crazy overexposure shown here. Not sure what happened with the images in this video, but they are not at all representative of what I get out of my S22 Ultra.
It would be great if you could get your hands on Vivo X80 pro and review it's camera capabilities (compare to Pixel/iPhone/Samsung). Appreciate the effort you guys are putting into this videos, keep up the good work :)
Watching this on S22 Ultra. If you have the means, I highly recommend picking one up.
Please provide full sized images when it comes to the camera vs phone comparison. I like to zoom in and look at details in an image. I'd prefer a comparison to a7riv. :)
I'm for the Pixel 6 Pro. One good reason is that Google continuously improves their computational photography with updates. Their phones do get better over time.
Yeah there was a big update, they didn't have that yet in the video
Really insightful video thanks. It has spurred me on go look at the Pixel 6 Pro to see if it's a good fit as I don't like too big a phone.
Can you tell me what was the strap you were using to hold the phone as that's what I will need due to having carpal tunnel syndrome in both hands caused by devices.
Nice, professional review I was looking for. Thank you so much. I wonder how they compare to new Sony Xperia.
For years I've been looking for mobile reviews by people who use real camera's hahaha thanks guys I loved this and loved the work you put into this. Can you now do an updated review on the Google Pixel 7 Pro vs. Apple iPhone 14 Pro which is more current. I've now subscribed and looking forward to some more great reviews :)
I just love how thorough your tests are! 🙌🏾
Adjusting the White balance to the Samsung S22 Ultra would make it a hands down winner. I don't have the phone yet waiting for it to be delivered, but even the old galaxy 9 has that adjustment.
ya'll messed something up with the s22 ultra. those colors are not normal at all. I'm assuming you guys messed up with a certain setting or something
I am amazed that you guys used autofocus when filming this on the gh6, for the majority of takes you would have faired much better by flicking it onto manual. Good review though, thanks, but next time use manual focus on gh6! lol
Can you try the Samsung's "Expert Raw" app with the S22 Ultra, and also see what you can do with those images in post?
I am confused i have s22 ultra. And mine doesn't have that bad sky colors. Infact my sky colors look more beleivable than iphone in some shots. While in others iphone does batter. But overall its pretty similar. Yeah i only have problem with 108mp camera if detail enhancer is turned on. In my opinion detail enhancer is only perfect for indoors well lit area. But regular 108 mp is better for natural photography with less dynamic range and more detailed shots. But 12 mp mode with 3:4 ratio captures even most trickest of shots perfectly
Dont mind the dude. He is just talking trash
Thanks for this review. I already own the Samsung S22 Ultra and I learned some useful things.
Do you have training videos on how to use the Samsung S22 Ultra?
I'm currently getting nice snapshots, but I'd like to learn how to take better smartphone photos. Thanks!
You forgot to mention that the Pixel does not have any manual mode.
S22u does not really have a 108MP sensor, because the color filter is grouping 9 pixel next to each other on hardware level to 12MP.
Also Android can transfer photos to your PC, using Lightroom with Autoimport and sync does that (with LR Classic and the new one).
Colors can be corrected and something seems "off" with your reaults, plus the Samsung has a pro mode and you can adjust exposure from the camera app.
I just seems they're not quite knowledgeable with the Android phones which is not fair.
@@phero6933 I have the S22U and my pictures look nothing like that and from other comparisons I've watch, it's the S22U that actually produces true to life colors.
Could’ve used Live Photo on the iPhone and selected long exposure for a handheld long exposure
The app Even Longer for iPhone also allows long exposures and star trails that doesn’t have those weird computational photography artefacts
Yeah. I watched couple videos where the reviewers are not aware of this feature.
Maybe Apple should advertise it more.
Thank you Tony & Chelsea... What is the name of the native Apple software used for editing both the iPhone video and stole please?
Am I the only greybeard who still gets techno-shocked sometimes? I'm considering these phones as an upgrade to my Pixel 3a, and I look at them in a modern context. Nice upgrade to familiar technology. Then my mind goes back to my first favorite phone, a slimline RadioShack cheapy that had incredibly clear audio, a ring that sounded like a cricket chirping, and a really long cord. I loved that phone.
Now and then, the leap from that to these Star Trek tricorder things we have today blows my mind. Makes me wonder what today's kids will see in 40 or 50 years.
Tony and Chelsea...I just bought an S22 Ultra, and it looks to me like the color anomalies I see in your tests have been corrected. In fact, I was really surprised to see your shots, because those colors were SO off. I'm pretty happy. But I would have paid more, happily, for better glass quality across all the lenses, not just the one "hero" lens.
It also makes me sad that someone can't cram all the "computational photograpy" features into a proper real-sensor camera. It would be amazing to see a DSLR that is as "smart" as a Samsung or other top-tier camera phone. That would be a game changer. I feel like camera companies are just maddeningly missing the boat here.
For the iPhone if you use a Live Photo you can turn it into a LE if you swipe up on the photo
What's that case/strap thing you had on the Samsung? Seems more comfortable than a pop socket.
Samsung Galaxy S22 Silicone Cover with Strap, Navy


Nice review on the water fall picture the pixel 6 would win. All day as it's point and shoot. Don't all ways have a tripod in my pocket lol. And all so it has action pan. And seeing tho it has no macro it did well 🌻
Would like to ask if you would do a comparison with other popular android smartphone that focus on their cameras from Huawei, Xiaomi, Vivo?
Things you get right, others missing the sum of all parts. In photography as in cinématographie every particle of air counts...everything is important.
Each artist develops his/her own unique signature style. Each phone here suits some styles more than others. For filmmakers the iPhone 13 Pro Max is the best choice, period. For amazing photos of amazing world and people and nature I'd go with the S22 Ultra.
* The color oddity is not the norm from other pros. Time for adjusting new horizons in your repertoire. 🙂
Great vid, so the Samsung has weird colours but the details are amazing, can you not just adjust the colours in post? I have an iPhone and my only concern when taking a photo is composition and sharpness, I can do everything else in post processing. Hi Chelsea 🙂
You live in paradise, what a nice landscapes and nature
Interesting comparisons. I bought your ebook. Curious, how do you setup your Macro mode for the 22 ultra? Most reviews claimed the Iphone 13 pro Max has better macro, I just bought a 22 Ultra.
Try the S22 Ultra without the AI. Make sure the AI is turned off.
And you can even try other app like ProShot, MotionCam, even the GCam
Bro he is using the ivory filter on the samsung thats why they are messed up.
There is no way to get those colors in default mode
iPhone also has long exposure built in. Just take a regular Live Photo and change the Live Photo mode to long exposure afterwards
For photography, Samsung advertises their Expert RAW app for better control. It is built to integrate with LR for PP on any device, such as with the Apple ecosystem.
Awesome and informative video.
At 1:39 what type of grip strap is that?
Another aspect I want to see is their RAW files. Apple pro raw seems to be very good from my 13 pro max. The macro image quality is way better with the main camera vs the ultra wide. But even with the main camera in macro mode, I noticed the color shift. The cinematic mode does work fantastic, especially you can edit everything in post in camera. I usually dialed back to f/5.6 for background blur, I found it way more pleasing to the eyes.
Would like to see the winner vs the Fujifilm X100V. Another pocketable day to day camera!
Those ultra 22 color looks horrible! Kinda remind me of the Huawei P30 pro!
Which camera app did you use on Samsung? I see level indicator, longer and ever absent in Samsung stock camera App...
One thing I never see on phone reviews is photos of people in dark environments, which for me, is probably the most common photos I see people take with their phones. Photos on nights out, in bars or restaurants, when people are often moving. With those sorts of candid photos, I find my iPhone really struggles to freeze the action in the way a proper camera can.
Happily, there are lots of variables to ponder.
Something wrong with the s22ultra colours, mine is way more natural than that although there does seem to be a difference between the lenses which is annoying at times. iPhone wins for vid except at night.
As a camera channel, you guys are light years ahead of other channels. This video is so detailed. Thanks for creating it.
Can you do another video like this but for mid-range and less well-known phones please? Thanks!
How did you attach the nd filter to the phone, and where can I buy the adapter to do so?
I feel that you had a filter applied or something. But what do I know, you are the professional photographers
Hi! I have followed recommendations from TN and found them spot on. It was mentioned in the video; I am using a number of Apple products. What I was wondering about is how do the Samsung and Google interface with an Macbook, e.g. Is it ewasy to transfer images from the phone to computer or are there any issues. Note: My interest in this was to upgrade my existing phone camera for 'travel photography' (people, street, landscape).Thanks.
Good review 👍
What did you use to record this video? AF was all over the place.
Tony & Chelsea, thanks for another great review. Increasingly, camera performance is becoming the key differentiating factor between (flagship) smartphones. However, 99.9% of the tubers doing such reviews haven’t got the faintest clue about photography. I feel there could be a real opportunity for you guys to do more smartphone camera reviews. There are many other capable brands and models out there that also deserve to be subjected to your scrutiny. As you repeatedly say in your videos, the medium to low-end camera market has been replaced by smartphones. You used to review such cameras, now they’re gone. It seems to me that there could be a real opportunity for qualified reviews of the smartphone cameras that replaced them.
7:46 - "We fought for it and won" HAHAHA!!!! Made my day!!