great video, channel fan from Zim, I was starting to get into cameras 1 December 2024 got robbed my nikon d850 and 3 lens 35mm sigma art, 70-200 and a 105mm prime

I love shooting towards the sun with my Pixel 8 Pro, it sometimes creates amazing effects. Appreciate the before and after shots you showed here, really goes to show how much you can still achieve with a "regular" photo by tweaking the colors, contrast etc. Have you noticed a big difference between the cameras of the 9 Pro and the 8 Pro? They sounded very similar on paper and the 9 series mostly focuses on even more AI gimmicks.

I can't wait to get back out taking pictures again. Personally I love taking pictures of things. Not a big fan of taking pictures of people. Of course part of that is there's no people in my life I can take pictures of 😅 I definitely need more videos like this On a side note, I bought my Dad a S24 FE and after using it for a while I'm definitely more excited about the S25U. I prefer curved screens and backs but the flat sides of the S24 FE feels a lot better than I anticipated it would

I made it through to the end! I never miss ya! 📸

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@05:50 Yes! That is exactly what I appreciate about this channel. Most others are usually either focusing on casual point & shoot photography with a phone OR high-end real camera photography. I'm exactly in the middle where I appreciate the advanced tools the Pixel 8 Pro offers in terms of camera settings without being interested in getting a professional camera and calling myself a "real" photographer 📸

📸 you know i get to the end of your videos bro 😎 keep up the great work

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What phone case is that on your pixel?

Well, i cant agree now. Telephoto camera of Pixel 8 pro is not great at all. In low light, there is soo much noise and focus hunting. Even pixel cant shift to tele camera in low light, instead, it crops from main sensor.

I was an iPhone user since the 3GS until the 15 pro max. But that terrible 5x 12mp NOISE canon is insanely bad. I swear to god even the pixel 6 pro has a better zoom lense. I even printed out some beautiful pictures from the 6 pro. But currently on the vivo x100 pro until the pixel has smooth app scrolling and a processor done by TSMC and not samsung potato factory.

I still have my pixel 6 pro and honestly, with the updates it just got better and better. I will probably update until pixel 10 because for now, I'm very happy with the phone

Hey man, just switched from an iPhone 11 to a Pixel 8 Pro as I got an amazing deal for £400 boxed. I had no idea the cameras were this good! I just heard it was the phone best for longtime apple users to switch to but oh my god. I've just been randomly taking photos and videos of everything.

People are going to tell you that you should try a Xiaomi or a Vivo or OPPO, and maybe you should. But I wouldn't recommend it because phones are more than just cameras and unless the whole package works for you it's just going to end up being a waste of money. But you know want to know what really bugs me? It's the way people are so committed to the best. I mean it doesn't make sense to me, it really doesn't. Like I see people bashing the cameras on the S24U/Samsung all the time and they're not wrong but I don't care. I have fun taking pictures with my S24U and that what matters to me. I love that I can create my own custom filters. I don't understand why I can't shoot with filters in the high res modes but that's probably because I'm dumb 😅

Couldn’t agree more. Got a Pixel 7 Pro for photos and an iPhone 15 for videos. I just can’t get pics in the iPhone to turn out like I want.

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Great information once again! Every time I watch one of your videos, I just wanna grab my phone and go take pictures. Btw, here's my favorite portrait mode fail: I took a portrait picture of a coffee mug and after processing, it did a decent job on the edge detection. However, the camera treated the inside of the mug's handle (where your finger goes when holding it) as the same depth as the rest of the object. So I had this sharp looking mug surrounded by a blurry background but then you could also see a sharp bit of background inside of the handle. Kinda looked like there was a small photo stuck in there. Very bizarre. I thought cameras like the Pixel 8 Pro's also use some sort of actual depth perception (by using two lenses to look at stuff) rather than 100% relying on post-processing, so it feels like the edge detection should work better than it actually does. Anyway, looking forward to the next video. Can you maybe do one on nature photography with smartphones? Nothing insane like snapping pics of cheetahs in the wild, just some general tips about what to pay attention to when taking pictures of plants, insects, landscapes, sunsets etc.

Wow

I love POV stuff! More please!

I love pov style off the cuff shoots. I think this suits your style too mate 😎

Thank you. This was very helpful.

Great videos! In due time I know your channel is going to blow up. Since I discovered you I have been recommending your channel.

Watching this video twice because I'm trying to put off doing what I need to be doing, which is trying to see if I can fix my car. It's got a coolant leak, or at least that's what I hope the problem is and it's not a blown head gasket. But the mechanic wants $120 just to locate the leak and I don't want to spend that kind of money to not even fix it. My only problem is I don't really know what I'm doing 🤷 😅

Can you get your hands on 'Oppo Find X7 Ultra' by any chance ?

Dalevon digital makes a video, Darren watches a video. Keep hitting those straight 10's

I forgot how much I like this phone 😅 It's not perfect but nothing is 🤷 And while I prefer the form factor on my Zfold 5 this really isn't bad. And if the Zfold 7, which is probably the one I'm going to upgrade my Zfold 5 to, assuming it has better cameras, is similar to this, I wouldn't be mad. What's crazy to me with the Open is how similar it is software wise to the Find X7 Ultra. I think the Find X7 Ultra has better cameras but it probably should. And I'm definitely looking forward to comparing them once I get some decent weather 😅

Awesome video on street photography basics. Also very relaxing.

Nice to see the Fold out there. For me the Fold is the best phone overall, but the Pixel 8 Pro smashes it in terms of camera. Although LR Mobile on the fold is **chefs kiss**

very informative video. Thank you

Damn ! Even Pixel made a fold. On a side note, could you make a vid on a similar setting on how to setup your phone camera to take photographs, but on a samsung instead of a pixel. Thanks

These were the really useful ones ! Thanks 😊 🇮🇳

The quality of your production and delivery is top tier. You deserve so many more views.

I am struggling with the videocalls. I have changed 2 pixel 8pro and my front camera on my side is blurry. While I see the other person so clearly they don't see me clear. Any idea how fix it? (tried meet, whstaap and Skype) (wifi or data does not change) :(

No new video this week?

You really do make the most mundane and boring subjects look so emotionally charged and important, very impressive!

Such good content. Got me wanting to ditch work and get out there

Man I love your video. So far you're the one I can relate the most too as you shoot everything I love to shoot.

You are like one of the unique creators out there. ❤❤

You just popped into my recommendations, great content, dropped a sub

Dope video. Now do one with iPhone.

Bro, how you find a way to turn Canon colors into poop. Stay clear of these paid presets and learn to touch up your own.

I love how you edit your pictures. Great video too btw.

Love the video your absolutely right we just take basic pictures as in point and shoot, but as of today its time to get more adventurous, thank you for the lesson.

It's crazy how much of a difference the angle makes, especially with the "No vehicles on the plaza" sign. I didn't understand the explanation for the rule of thirds and its exceptions around 12:42 though.

Hi there! What camera are you shooting this video with, and why is it moving with you and keeping you in the center of the frame? Or its postprocessing?

As a new smartphone photographer I was also interested in how you hold the smartphone for landscape, portrait and other various shots. It's cold here also, so I appreciate your outdoor shots. Thanks and keep up the good work.