Great video, I definitely think as long as you’re having fun and the equipment meets your needs and/or circumstances then that’s the important thing. Skill will come by practice, trial and error and just getting out there and shooting :)
This video is more of a review than anything else. For the title I was misled to believing that this was more about street photogrphy with a phone than street photography with THIS phone :/
@@MikeChudley does the Honor have a pro mode? The think I like about my Samsung is the pro mode, and the Expert RAW camera app that gives me a similar control over the edit as if shooting with my dedicated camera. The results can be pretty good, although not quite as sharp as with my camera
Great video, I definitely think as long as you’re having fun and the equipment meets your needs and/or circumstances then that’s the important thing. Skill will come by practice, trial and error and just getting out there and shooting :)
Cameras attract attention but no one cares about phones. I don’t use phones. 50mp though is unreal. Thanks for the video
Really enjoyed mate ❤️🤞
Thanks for watching!
This video is more of a review than anything else. For the title I was misled to believing that this was more about street photogrphy with a phone than street photography with THIS phone :/
thats exactly what this is,just and ad.
it's applicable to most multi-camera phone setup actually, been using zoom lens on my galaxy for that more close up focal length
its okey as long as we can shoot raw 😀.
Did you shoot in pro/raw with the phone? Or did it produce jpegs for you to edit?
These are jpegs I edited. Kept it really simple.
@@MikeChudley does the Honor have a pro mode? The think I like about my Samsung is the pro mode, and the Expert RAW camera app that gives me a similar control over the edit as if shooting with my dedicated camera. The results can be pretty good, although not quite as sharp as with my camera
Nearly perfect imho
Thanks for watching!
any giveaway for people like me still using miA3 🥺