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Can you do videos on how to use certain settings on the camera s22 for best lighting

Zoom is great

It actually doesn't, there's actually tons of over-sharpening done and that's why it'll always be a smartphone cam 👍🏿

I'm not saying it doesn't look good, though.

@@xslvrxslwt but the oversharpening could be solved by the software that caused it in the first place. The reason why smartphone shots are so oversharpened because the normies like it. Just like the pumped up contrast on Smartphones.

@@xslvrxslwt No oversharpening or not. The image quality out of the 200 MP mode. Have a very high quality and information.

Yup. Samsung is kinda infamous for that overexposure pictures so it's quite easy to pick the right one out.

@@sleepyearth tbf the comparison on those very high contrast pictures wassn't that fair. he should've either disabled the hdr function on the s23 ultra or used a fixed lens on the a7. having a full frame with a zoom lens increases the quality of shadows, increasing the already present advantage of the bigger sensor. if he shot that pic with a fixed lens and the hdr disabled on the s23, the pictures would've looked way more similar, bringing the comparison down to the software being able to correctly elaborate the shadows. a phone has a small sensor, thus all the job in those details comes down to the software and the hdr function.

@@game9370x Whether the lens is a zoom lens or a prime makes no difference to the shadows. The only thing that affects how shadows appear is how good the lenses’ contrast is, which is unrelated to if it is a zoom or a prime.

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Those times are frequent. I never carry a DSLR in my pocket.

wouldn't really be reflective of real life results since 99% of users would keep the computational photography features on

@@bigherb That 99% are not the ones watching this kind of video, the ones that are looking at comparisons like this want to know details like the ones OP is asking for

so you're telling me you wanna cripple one of the main advantages that the phone has for the sake of "fairness" ? in that case we should only use like 10% of the pro camera's sensor to make it fair.@@ChaosRune

Why? it's super obvious which photo is the proper camera, colours alone give it away

That's quite pointless endeavor, considering RAW images, as the name implies, are just raw data that need to be processed; i.e. edited. Besides, apertures are not directly comparable either. Smaller sensor means smaller physical aperture, f1.4 would be more like f10 on a full frame camera (can't bother to calculate this exactly, but you get the point).

What’s pixel peep?

@@3Kiwiana means looking closely to the point where u can see actual pixels

I've actually come to complain about how bad the video quality is on this video. It all looks like it's been shot on a 2012 phone. I'm watching on a 4k TV and it all looks very pixilated. Luckily I know the phones are good from other better image quality videos I've seen.

Thanks so much dude 🥹

agree

@@ItsTomRich I didn't mean it nastily mate, take it as constructive criticism. Maybe something to do with the quality rate you uploaded it as or something. Might be fine to watch on a phone maybe but on a full sized TV it renders it all useless as something to judge image quality by especially 👍🏻

@@moss1066 This was shot on my Sony FX30 and Sony FX6 so I highly doubt the quality is bad bro haha. It’s more likely to be your internet

man i loved my LG enV2

But of course I thank LG top of QLED TV the best in TV industry. Glad they quit the smartphone.

@@specialcookday 😥 i love lg smartphones. i use a lg g8 right now and have a hard time finding another phone that can replace it.

@Tushar Ahmed hah, I didnt even remember that. I must have mixed it up with some other old Samsung SGH phone.

Now it's 100 times more lol

No... Please shut up

Yeah 200 mp sensor but you never tell the truth as we count the megapixelx in the the result photo, the real dimension of the photo so compare of the same resolution of photo ...

Am so late 😭❤nice video tho

@@lavluvlovye, I know most people see images on their phones but an image taken with your phone viewed on a monitor looks okay at best

Same here. Its nice to have a B camera that can take excellent photos almost as well as my Sonys (in some cases better).

Same!!

and they are holding back as well to justify upgrades yearly lol imagine if it weren't for greed.

​@@brandongant618 true. I bet the smartphone tech nowadays already existed before 2012

Talk too much. We need picture comparisons!

nokia 808

Well, I would love to see much less sharpening applied both in raws and jpgs.

The new mics are incredible!! Definitely going to mention this in my full review

Omg yes thank you

@@azjarosz you can lower it down.

@@joelconolly5574 how ? Is there a setting for lowering down the sharpening? And if you say that I can even reduce noise reduction on the night shots, I'm gonna find you and give a bottle of nice whisky or rum! :D

Giants like Samsung and Sony invest huge amount of money into these small sensors.

@@20puskinas1992 Samsony

Lol scammers will flock to any mention of free phones

The Pixel 6a is such a good phone for the price... I have been using it as my secondary phone with my S22 Ultra as my primary phone. The Pixel 6a excels in battery life, I can routinely get more than 2 days of battery life if I'm not gaming (way smoother compared to my S10), has no bloatware, and absolutely love the "listening now" feature on it!

@@johnliu6855 the now listening is one of the biggest reasons I want to switch to pixel

@@Jabrosky I never even knew that feature existed on pixels till I got it, and the speech to text/translation I use daily and Absolutely love these features!

@@RennieAsh yup Piss All sucks

Not really

@@zulfika_ why

How does it compare to the s21 I'm trading mine in

@@aiming2shoot A "normal" S21, or Ultra?

Plus you get the S Pen for free with Bluetooth

@@aiming2shoot way better and you don't get Robbed of $60+ for the Inferior S Pen without Bluetooth on S23 Ultra

it depends what phone u have if u have 22 ultra or any new high end phone u should wait for another year cause like since this phone is first ever phone to have 200mp u never know s24 ultra next year gonna have better camera

i will buy it in this year.

Galaxy S5 have a very good camera. And I have s22 ultra.

Really?

IPhone 5s? lmao.

Yeah, it still works; it’s just a hobby of mine Using old phones haha I still have 4s as well; I can’t use that one though, but everything works on that one too still

I'm still using s8 plus. Not gonna change this phone for another 2 or 3 years. Hope I'll get the greatest phone that even s23 ultra would look less futuristic compared to my next phone.

You'd run into sensor readout-speed limitations pretty fast. That's one reason professional cameras can't (yet) do a lot of the software-trickery cellphone cameras can. The Sony A7IV for example reads the sensor very slow (it's a budget/entry level camera), but even the Sony A1 flagship hovers around 15ms I think (in electronic shutter mode). It WILL be interesting to see what will be possible once APS-C and fullframe cameras have near-to-instantaneous readout. edit: then again; who knows what will be possible with tiny cellphone camera sensors then! :)

@@ollenn9777 would such issue be kinda resolved if they had a beefier processing unit?

@@M0eRiyadh Not directly. The current BIONZ XR processing units in some Sony cameras for example are pretty beefy already (the A1 can handle up to 30 fullframe 50 MP images per second, which is pretty crazy), the limitations lie within the imaging sensor itself and the pipeline to the CPU as I understand it. Once you have read out let's say 12 or 30 or 50 MP of sensor data and the CPU goes to work, it doesn't really matter that much how large or small the sensor was. The amount and type of data is basically the same. I'm sure Sony BIONZ XR processors could run circles around a cellphones CPU but nevertheless it can't (yet) do what - for example - the S23 Ultra can achieve. But I'm not an expert, and I'm sure it's possible that Samsung is already doing some trickery before the image data has even left the pipeline to the CPU. Maybe there is some HDR processing already going on in that stage, just as the Canon C70 camcorder apparently does to boost dynamic range in certain modes...

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​@@ollenn9777 I got a sony a7iv for my first camera and I've taken great pictures with it. Used a Viltrox 85mm lens which is surprisingly good for a 3rd party. I sold them all and now I'm trying to get the A7RV.

How did you get it? Isnt it releasing in 17th?

@@ferdoushridoy1021 i preordered it and it arrived on February 3rd

Lots of preorders have delivered early, I got mine on Tuesday

@@ferdoushridoy1021 I think these applies to folks that aren't in the US

@@TheBeatboxHitmanTwo isnt s23 releasing on 17th globally?

The new cpu is gonna make everything a lot more efficient too

Does it really translate to real-life usage changes though? On paper, maybe, but does it warrant the upgrade?

@@trilla63 It is a significant upgrade, but personally s22u to s23u is a stupid upgrade.

Waisted money , sorry to say so...

@@joemama7388 couldn't agree more with you. To soon upgrade.

Sounds like ChatGPT G

Yeah, let's put the camera company's out of business ..and put people out of work as well

Woah this is so cool!! Thank you for sharing

That's not a DSLR🤦

@@sreejanspov :D :D :D

It will always be better in the hands of a skilled photographer Eduardo, but try fitting one into your pocket and carrying it around with you all day. 🤔

nice for u to get the red one. The red one is only available through online order at Samsung Malaysia website. So i preordered a white one through one of the local retailer since i can get additional 1 year warranty and on top of that, i purchased additional warranty for it. All and all, i have 4 years warranty for the s23ultra.

@@neilmcguinness4422 You you are right and definitly you are a skilled photographer. I am simply comparing the quality of the photos, I know that taking a professional camera is not easy.

@@eduardoaguirre1427 Yes Eduardo, like you I will receiving my (green) S23 Ultra shortly and have been very impressed with it's camera performance in tests. We are quite blessed to be living in an era when we can carry such versatile and capable photographic tools in our pockets. 👍

They are not improving, they are catching up, and they throw all the fake blur and oversharpen they can in the process, sadly.

Yea fantastic performance and becoming more reliable camera

Imagine how far samsung would go after 3 or 4 years lol. They've already gone too far with their products compared to other competitors.