Nothing to be surpriced if we even get 30x optical zoom by 2030..

Yaa u true, talking about tech...i would say i can see many electric scooters in my village too

Star photos

@@roninr8199 30x optical would be unbelievable but I also dont think that we will get that by 2030. Maybe 20x. But with better technology and AI 30x or even 100x digital will look way better than now. Then again, if someone said 8 years ago that we will have phones with 100 megapixel, 100x digital and 10x optical zoom I would have laughed at him.

May be we can see Mars...

hey, never zoom in into the sun with your s22 ultra.

@@afnannusayr too late! Just kidding 😂

@@geekatari4391 you scared me lol

Have you done the milky way yet? Can get fantastic shots with the right set up

@@alexmwwfcful I want, but I don't have a tripod

Glad you liked it - more to come! And yes, its fascinating how these smartphones deliver their zoom capabilities

HUAWEI P50 pro Uses Snapdragon chip😡😡 Snapdragon suck shit🤮, HUAWEI Cant Use its Kirin Chip😭.

@@mathphotographer Can you do a 20 min video on night 🌙 photography with stars 🌟 between them and overall night photos.

Yes - and thats a bit strange indeed. With a pro camera I go for low ISO and comparably fast shutter speed for a moon shot as the Samsung did, I would never manually go for 1sec as the Huawei did, well observed.

@@everything_huawei_pro4743 花粉为什么要跑外面来丢人现眼啊

@@everything_huawei_pro4743 what u mean huawei isn't using kirin?

Well spotted 📷

the moon looks a bit different from samsung and canon

HUAWEI Have pericope Zoom and Uses AI to make the detail better, Nothong is Fake, we can even use HUAWEIs pro mode and pro mode don't have ai at all.

Samsung is really better at AI, it is even hard to fool it. But, side by side with Canon, we can see that it took a slightly wrong phase and libration

13:53 Indeed. Also, for example the left side of the moon is wrong 15:20. That's why a comparison with raw images would make far more sense, unless you want to examine the wrong machine learning details. Samsung uses machine learning in order to guess details, too, but they don't use it as extremely as Huawei here. For example, a Canon Aps-c camera with 35% more sensor pixels per object than the S22 Ultra and same effective lens diameter takes slightly "worse" photos of the moon. By the way, already the Huawei P30 Pro produced extremely artificial moon photos. This is one of the reasons why smartphones shouldn't use machine learning for digital zoom. It just leads to wrong and artificial results (not only the moon), if you look properly. Google and Apple cameras suffer from similar problems, when you zoom (my own experience).

@@Quoutub digital zoom is just kind of useless, you can do digital zoom in post-processing, the only reason to digitally zoom in is that it usually also reduces the autofocus area with it, but thats something that generally can also be modified, I would say its best to only zoom as far as it optically goes, and then get the perfect crop in post

I agree, the Huawei images look bloody horrible and amazingly the creator of this video didn't pick up on what I immediately saw. Given the fact that he took AND processed the images I find that to be a pretty poor show, the repetition shown by the Huawei "AI" is horrendous, complete gimmick.

Does "filled in data" meaning post processing, then they all do even NASA. NASA make up pixels for clarity and better visual affect for human brain processing. Apple and Samsung does it for their preferred visual style. I agree most buyers want to get a pictures that make them look good regardless of picture accuracy. It is a consumer product and as long as consumer has option to get raw image or processed/beautified image then I am good with that. Apple has best implementation of post processing for authentic looking image. Samsung has best AI processing for average consumer desiring better pictures. Huawei still mislead their specifications during product launches so I assume they are more interested in making their pictures match their announced specifications even if they make up with wrong pixel information. The problem for me is that many Chinese cameras fake it to make 4k pictures out of cheap 2k CCD sensor, or make up many dead pixels using reject camera sensors especially in certain sales regions. The real problems is consumers can't tell which one has cheap sensor, reject sensor, or good sensor. KZfaqrs will most likely get good sensors. Many US or some EU purchasers will get good sensors but some won't. Most Asian, South American and African customers will get cheap or reject sensors. Same goes for optics, OIS, AP, etc. All manufacturers practice this to some degree but how much they do this depends on their corporate culture at the time like VW diesel gate. Sadly, brand and reputation are important. Apple has habit of stealing technology (Samsung 4G chip and Qualcomm modem chip designs, even Swiss clock logo theft then suing Samsung for copyright) during design phase. Samsung has history of succumbing to governmental pressure (Chinese requirement to use Chinese batteries) or cover up AP performance by benchmark app script or throttling. Huawei does all of the above and more with straight face. (Stolen technologies from NorTel, Cisco, Samsung, Qualcomm, Apple, etc. And lies about product specifications such as out-folding folding display phone durability)

Yeah. Once you take one moon photo with P30pro, EVERY other photo will be EXACTLY the same

@@shinx1207 it does not look the same you stupid f

I'm pretty sure it's always binned and just upscaled. There are software mods for the Xiaomi phones that grant true unbinned 48MP output from them, and paired with a special made gcam port they can do stacked exposure 48mp raws. The true 48mp output really takes up a LOT of ram and makes the device chug, which is probably the main reason why it's not done commonly. With it though my 10U outdoes my Fujixt20 annoyingly ha.

Same I have the s22+

Same, got the base S22 and i didn't expect them to look that similar to the ultra

It makes sense, Huawei invest a lot of money in the AI and 5G technology, but can't use them thanks to the Huawei ban since they have to use Qualcomm's chips which might sound like a good thing, but when you spend all your life tuning your Camera, Chips and AI to work together to achieve the best quality (and that's why the P30, Mate 40 and P40 still are in the Top 10 Photography phones) for so long getting rid of one of them could break some things.

@@dkrampage2933 that's why I'm not letting go of my mate 40 pro. Still a beast, sadly us plays dirty again, that's why even though it's bit inconvenient, I'm trying to cut ties on technology that heavily relies on the us tyrant.

@@suckup9681 Yeah, that's a great phone, I think it still in the Top 10, number 7 to be more specific it might not sound impressive, but this is a 2020 phone and it's only 1 point behind the IPhone 13 Pro Max.

China and their phones deserved ban

Just so you know, any picture you take is heavily enhanced by the AI, on any phone. But why especially the Moon? Because its very simple to train an AI to enhance images of known objects, if they wanted to they could do it with the eiffel tower too, just let the AI enhance millions of pictures of the exact same object and it will know how to deal with it perfectly because it already knows it. Some people accused the p30 pro of storing high resolution moon pictures and using it to improve the quality of the shots, but no one has ever found anything proving that yet, on the other hand tests proved that it doesnt cheat (for example, printing an edited picture of the moon with missing craters, then shooting that image with the p30 pro to see if it would "fill the missing craters" , it didnt) Both phones just have insane zoom and AI processing because the moon is a well know object.

AI detailing.

@@YonOtto I read someone did try to test that AI detailing theory. Using a high-res photo of moon taken using a telescope, he digitally removed some of the major craters. Just only a few craters so that the photo was still recognizably a moon. He then put that image on a high-res display and reshot it using P40 Pro from a distance. Basically to ensure correct moon size from that distance. The result: those craters were still missing; proving that the moon details were not artificially added by the AI.

But aren't photos from P30 pro fake? :D

You can't always believe in unverified, individual KZfaqrs.

@@Megalogy you cant always believe verified eighter.

The photos when taken by its own zoom mode are artificially modified by "intelligence" (the phone puts a layer of the moon on top to make it more "realistic")

@@JerrydeWit*either

@@mate5571 not my first language. How many do you speak?

Many thanks Pablo, much appreciated

Thanks for the video. What matte screen protector are you using

one thing that I see in chinese made phone, its a sprint , after a year problems started to crop up, both software and hardware

@@shaf3006 A LOT of reviewers state that there are problems with the Chinese phones. You are not alone.

@@shaf3006 I am a Huawei user. My experience with this phone is not bad. But, Huawei force us to buy their new phone by making the OS heavy for the old phones. I am struggling while gaming after updating to Harmony OS. They do it intentionally to force us to buy new phone. But, it much great in normal works.

What has this got to do with China? Issues can come from anywhere, regardless of the country.

@@kamranki Hmmm, a very stupid question. My comment dealt with the QUALITY of Chinese phones in comparison with the flagship American phones. Work on those 8th grade reading comprehension skills.

Not AI enhanced. It's "replaced" moon by AI. Totally fake one.

🤣🤣🤣

s22 has special filter that makes the moon appear on camera in great detail. idk about the huawei but probably the same

But they all fake it. They recognize the moon and put the texture on it

@@ifact1961 only huawei does

@@woro. samsung does too

@@big_krzyz6697 no they dont lmao

*Huawaii

Haha, Ja er klingt so sehr deutsch xD

I also own a P30 Pro and imagine last November in Venice I was taking a photo of the moon while sitting outside for a drink, and a woman says: wooow, did you just take that picture with your phone? 😁 ...then I showed my friend the video of the moon recorded with a Nikon Coolpix P1000 superzoom and the same woman: hey, is it your phone again? 😂 Unfortunately not, I said.. ahahaha

@@delpinsky I had the P900 and even that wasn't joking 😁

Ha! Clearly the Coolpix is a much more capable and serious tool 😉

The Huawei P30 pro was a great phone. The google ban did not bring me to buy an iPhone with limited possibilities.

@@philippbretzler7687 I abandoned the idea of buying another Huawei not for the lack of google services but for problems with my P30PRO and focusing endlessly, I am not going to spend important figures with the fear of buying a new model with the same defect, for me the future of cameraphones is VIVO 😉

Love mine

Yes, Supcase Unicorn Beetle Pro.

The p40 pro plus really has everything, p50 is a step backwards. It's got 3x zoom camera and a 10x one, it basically covers everything from close, medium and far distance. Not to mention the tof sensor on the front, which is rare these days.

It using texture

@@krzysztopol7901 yeah i can see that. look at the top crater, its stretched. either way. its pretty good.

True

Xiaomi 12S Ultra or new iPhone 14 Pro Max :) Both are newer than the phones in the video. Otherwise the Samsung and Huawei in the video are excellent too

Ya, he should refocus again on the samsung. Because mine is just as bright and not dark

That is NOT true - that was some made up bs that become a bit of an urban legend.

Its called the "Wah Why P50 PRO"

Because he only exposed the Huawei to 1 second but the Samsung had 1.2 seconds so it made for a better picture 0 .2 is big factor in the picture out come.

@@markell265 with different I don't mean, better or worse, I mean they look completely different not in term of quality and details but the surface of the moon the texture and basically the moon overall look different, It's like if it's a different moon, or how to put it! Basically all I'm wondering is that if they're using some sort of texture layout over the moon surface, like how iphone uses a blue color to the sly if it's blown in highlights

Couldn't agree more, dropping the phone in these cases is harmless, they protect the phone very well and they are also nicely designed, I love the case!

HUAWEI P50 pro Uses Snapdragon chip😡😡 Snapdragon suck shit🤮, HUAWEI Cant Use its Kirin Chip😭.

@@everything_huawei_pro4743 You must have sorry life based on this reaction on every comment !!

Samsung did not. Huawei do.

Mi 11 Ultra once enhanced with Lightroom or equivalent did the job as well as the S22... One year ago!!! 👌👌👌

@@maravilha00 I have a Mi 11 ultra and the pictures I click are alright though at times they are a bit too soft.

@@necromancexiii as I wrote : enhance with Lightroom