Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra - 2000 photos and 2 updates later

[@kleinkalibar7486]

Going to be interesting when Samsung implements the HDR patch/fix that they have already announced. Good thing with Samsung is that they patch and improve their phones all the time

[@azvisuals]

yeah im really looking forward to that!

[@franklinokeke7848]

Bro faster shutter in camera assistant reduces the quality of the final photos. That might be the reason from the underwhelming photo

[@marcelocoip7275]

Great samsung AI looking to mkt their products all over the internet, smart.

[@ineptxpython3501]

@@franklinokeke7848 yeah whatever he has done has made it look worse

[@B01]

​​@@azvisualsan you do an update video?! It's released everywhere except India I think so far

[@Sally32669]

Those photos look dope with your presets!

[@azvisuals]

Thanks! A quick edit really makes a difference

[@Yawermusharafali]

In high contrast scenes/situations you have to underexpose the shot before capturing in order to pull out more information from highlights and shadows.

[@mitismee]

4:54 this is easily arguable a good photo.. For me the people on moped is blurred that kinda give the photo some depth and motion and layers . After all your phone camera was already focus in the back ground first.

[@DigitalApex]

It's just because it's not what Apple does with their cameras, so lemmings are used to thinking that anything that deviates from Apple is objectively "bad" because it's different.

[@suleymanaliev312]

Try to take pictures from 8k video and you get 33 mp pictures. If you take pictures while you recording you get only 9mp. If you wanna get best result use pro mode for 8k video. You can even turn off Auto fps and video stabilization for better result and you will get more dslr looking images. If you use regular auto mode for 8k it's more over exposed and over processed look

[@topg_01]

Watching on my s23 ultra

[@ishanjoshi5957]

The blown out highlights in the night image are because you've set shutter speed to high in camera assistant. Basically all of your photos have been sub par in quality (as far as the phone's capabilities go) because you had that setting on. It makes a huge difference and this kind of makes your entire video pointless. Also, if you want better 200 mp photos then set capture speed to "faster post processing" for higher resolutions

[@callan69]

Of course a person would look blurry in a picture because they are moving I take photos & I have no issues with shudder speed

[@Sarah-l7f6o]

I have this phone and recently I've been experiencing photos and videos deform if not held at a straight angle. faces become long wich is extremely disappointing.

[@carlosandreviana9448]

Did you try video? I'm getting oscillation of normal speed and slow motion during videos I record in slow motion mode. The video plays in slow motion and suddenly plays in normal rate and then goes back to slow motion. Samsung is ignoring this issue

[@OffTom5783]

nice review. it's good to know before buying it because it's a very expensive phone.

[@NonBinary_Star]

Really nice to find a KZbinr reviewing the phone/camera system in the same way that I use my Note8 and will be using my s23 Ultra tomorrow when I get it! I do a lot of photo and printing them too. I use the full Adobe CC suite including Lightroom on my phone (love the S-pen for post in Lightroom for masking etc). Thanks for this video! of all the ones out there, this has been the most relevant and most helpful 👍🏿👌🏿. Subscribed!

[@modernwize]

agreed!

[@zckom]

I totally agreed with you on the overexposure. I didn't realize that I often tune down the exposure when I take photo with S23U. However, I see a lot of users prefer to have slightly overexposed image especially the darker part of the image. People take it as high HDR but it makes the image too flat to my taste.

[@drchtct]

I still use a 4 year old S10e and I automatically turn the exposure on almost any outside picture, funny to see it's still a thing with the newest flagships

[@captureallen8632]

I love that the stylus can be used as the Shutter button. Awesome feature.

[@Tchoppr]

As the photographer, it's up to YOU to make the image. The camera can't read your mind and just magically know that you want a specific part of the scene exposed a certain way or that you want a specific shutter speed. Claiming something is a "problem" just because it's not what you envisioned in your mind (while also not adjusting the settings yourself or using the appropriate mode) seems misleading to me. I'm not saying this as a Samsung fanboy, but as someone with over a decade of photography/videography experience that understands that the camera is just a tool. Also for future reference, when you want to capture a fast moving subject....use the Burst mode.

[@bvdschelde]

Yep I don't understand, I have not had any of these blur problems...you can litteraly do all the settings yourself and it will be fine

[@kimmmm8587]

I agree with you as an upcoming photographer!!!!

[@KingBrimzy]

Left apple for samsung s23 ultra and I don't regret it one bit lol!!!

[@justinockhuis]

Lol shame

[@LexEvans90]

good job.. Shame that many still prefer the walled garden Apple....

[@graham1155]

I’m trying to do the same, however, too many inconsistencies with the camera on the s23. I have it wrapped up and ready to send back in front of now, however, I keep looking at it wanting to give it another try. I hate Apple and desperately want to leave, but in fairness, generally they do work better

[@r0gue2dred786]

I just hope Samsung Pushes for software innovation now One UI 5 was a big improvement

[@samijune5824]

Camera assistant is great to hear about I'll have to check it out. Yes, the shutter isn't "lagging" the camera has simply assessed the lighting situation and set a slow shutter to let more light in, just like when you use night mode and the phone asks you to hold the camera still until it's done so it can get a proper exposure. This can be bypassed as well by using the pro camera mode but sometimes I find that I can't get as good color and exposure settings as i do if I just let the regular camera use ai (I'm still on S20FE) On a side, it's interesting that you found many of your shots coming "washed out" straight from camera. Samsung has always been known for their vibrancy but maybe they are trying to market harder to photographers and took notes of the popular cinestyle way of shooting/editing seeing as though the images edit nicely which means that all the information is present My theory about the over exposure is simply competition with the apple look. Iphone ai really likes to flatten out exposure by brightening shadows and it has a discernable look geared towards the general user who isn't a photographer

[@olivataggiasca]

I might be wrong but those washed out pics felt like taken with the RAW mode.

[@samijune5824]

@@olivataggiasca that would make sense, I don't think my phone has a raw mode so I didn't consider it but that would definitely explain the colors being flat

[@srikanthmalladi9791]

I have been using Note 20 and recently bought S23U, both tend to always overexpose and that's the way it has been since the beginning of Samsung. I always slightly decrease the exposure manually for some shots to give it a better look, like you did.

[@PLACESNONDESCRIPT]

Basically dont shoot at 50mp😂😂Underwhelming for me of all reviews that showed good image this makes me not appreciate the s23u,will stick to walled garden consistency

[@gbiletta]

the same for me I found the shots are overexposed so saturated with the ai mode, but in pro it's much better and the dynamics are flatter for editing, but overall when you find the right setting this phone is really stunning on the photo and "ultra" "polyvalent ! :)

[@calebcai4150]

Do you mind sharing what's considered the right setting for pro mode? beginner here

[@rxven181]

​@@calebcai4150there is a video on the channel

[@gainde1137]

Shutter speed is great (S23) when there is enough light. Indoors you should shoot in Pro mode and set a manual shutter speed to capture movemet. Also don't go to high-res as it makes shooter slower.

[@yaniehernandez4190]

Yes I do manual adjusting of the exposure slider to get the right amount of shadows and light when taking photos with my s23 ultra. I observed that the default or auto mode tend to over expose the subject.

[@josedesousasantos1418]

SANSUG GALAXY S23 ultra é o melhor celular do mundo 🌎

[@TopSecretVid]

Got an S22 a little over a year ago, my first Samsung phone since the SGH slider phones. Love it. I’ve taken just a tad under 20,000 images, so far so good no real complaints. My previous phone was an LG G6.

[@paulmshanga3310]

Am thinking of updating to s22 from note 10.

[@Joshanpeter]

​@@paulmshanga3310 should go for s23 as besides camera battery and performance leap is really worth the extra pennies

[@kashattack]

Thank you for highlighting the blur caused by shutter speed. It's so annoying that Samsung can't fix this but Pixel and iPhone can. I don't know why the other top phone reviewers always fail to mention this? Pretty sure Samsung is sponsoring most of them!

[@hobosnake1]

Man I love samsung phones, but so many problems with them. I've noticed that when it comes to samsung and apple, phone reviewers truly don't seem to give honest reviews. I always have massive issues with the big tech tubers when it comes to these phones. They just leave out huge glaring issues. I genuinely believe that tech tubers are mostly dishonest. (again, once they reach a certain level of success)

[@karlwodtke4085]

A comment on your zooming in of the storefront in 50 mega.pixel mode at 3 times crop. What the phone does is upscale the image back to 50 megapixels which it obviously is using software to do. Even if you zoom in four times it will still up scale to 50 megapixels which is not ideal. The same is true when you shoot and zoom in in 200 megapixel mode. I think it would be better to shoot with no zoom and then just crop post to avoid the post-processing. Because the upscaling is not really doing a great job

[@thatcreaitor]

I find all photo are slightly overexposed wish there could be a exposure lock custom setting so it wasn't such a Bind to keep adjusting before a shot. Spot on with all the problems I see on this 23ultra camera side. Thankfully I use Expert Raw more than the main camera system.

[@makagio]

Would you suggest Pro mode RAW or Expert RAW? Agreed on the blown out sky, doesn't help when you want to take landscapes when hiking

[@azvisuals]

Pro mode raw and expert raw produce such different images it's really hard to compare the two. I would say use expert raw if you need the most dynamic range and HDR in the img

[@nishadpatil9886]

I'm confused about which one to buy iPhone 14 pro or S23 ultra, l'm an Android user so is it hard to switch to iPhone and If I switch for the camera is it worth it or I should just stick to Android (S23 ultra)

[@-hadrian]

Just pick s23u

[@jakub7244]

Got both and both of them got pros and cons .. im using S23U more tho, since its more flexible and lacks mostly just in video which i dont care that much about.

[@lirons9918]

Great review. Is it just me or do you also find the main camera a bit difficult to shoot with due to its large view angle and you need to get really close to objects?

[@azvisuals]

yeah personally I don't like how wide it is but that is probably just me being used to shooting with 35/50mm on full frame so I prefer a tighter crop

[@YananoBere]

I've noticed that you get the best results on Samsung phones if you are a "tap to expose/focus" photographer. If you just push the shutter button like many reviewers seem to do, everything will be overexposed and sometimes blurry.

[@damienlobb85]

I have found that the shutter speed issue is solved if you use Pro mode and set the shutter speed manually. EDIT: You mention that! Kudos!!

[@stefw0200]

That's a nice and honest review. The phone is great, the best of course the almost unbelievable zoom range, especially until 30x the pics are quite usable which is insane. Pro mode, especially compared to older phones, is losing its relevance since you're losing all important software gimmicks like HDR or multi pic stacking instead of just simple long time exposure. What I'm missing, not only with Samsung phones, is using auto modes but with some constant adjustments to your liking. Companies try to make the look of pics fitting to everyone's liking and every situation, one click shoot - but this will never work, never. Buying such an expensive phone I don't want the 'company knows best what's good for me approach' (rather arrogance). I want options, but of course not by doing everything by myself but to change auto mode to my(!) liking. Why is there no option slider to adjust HDR shadow brightening or HDR high light reducing in general?. Why no option slider to adjust color to something individual between insta popup colors and pure cool color DSLR aesthetics in general? Older Samsung at least had a sports mode for shorter shutter speed priority. It's gone! Why? No cam app in the world in auto mode can read my mind, e.g. if I want to take a pic of a little river with water flow smoothed out or crystal sharp. I understand they had to deliver a one-shoot auto experience as most customers are inexperienced, but doing so they are frustrating everyone who knows about foto technology. Why do you have to adjust your light room color scheme afterward? Why aren't we able to do so just out of the cam app itself directly when saving the pics file. It seem all these cam app developers were no photographers at all.

[@eddeddy7702]

Can you share what your presets are in Lightroom? I would love to use them for myself as well 😊💓

[@gilligan1477]

Is there anyway you can post a video detailing your preset "settings" that can adjust overexposed photos with S23U?

[@LocksVid]

Such high quality videos for the ammount of subscribers you have, i thought you had mullions when i first watched the video, new sub

[@theunknown_747]

I do wish they would give us a dedicated shutter button. The feeling of a physical button is underrated and burried with all this hi tech gadget specs.

[@NonBinary_Star]

This would be a game changer and a dream come true!

[@adamski101]

Buy a Sony phone then.

[@strollasia]

S Pen :)

[@baandoptager]

I have had a lot of issues with focus on the 50 and 200MP modes. And as you say, the inconsistencies of this camera can be cumbersome. I hope Samsung fixes it. If they even can.

[@azvisuals]

I have high hopes they are able to fix it, or at least improve it greatly. So far no focus issues for me though. The April update gives you an open to choose focus vs speed, maybe check that out?

[@acciaremy]

Definitely agree with you about the tendency to over expose!!!! Mine is the same. I'm ok with the general quality of the S23U's camera, but I have to admit that there's definitely room for improvements

[@vaporjoes]

I can always tell the difference. My older Canon 70D still out does my S23 Ultra. You can see it in the post processing the phone does as you take the picture. However, I have a lot more experience looking at photos. I had a friend that could tell you what 35mm film (hehe film) was used when looking at a photo.

[@bunnyban5365]

My nikon d300 from 2007 have better everything lol

[@geisterfaust3512]

Why wouldn't your older ASP-C camera outdo this tiny sensor? You can't cheat physics after all, but you can try to enjoy the process like the Germans do with their Porsche 911. For my eyes, all these photos are absolutely horrible to look at and I wonder why people are even using these bricks instead of dedicated street cameras like GR-III...

[@ericparlatore]

Great detailed camera review. Good job taking the time to really go into detail with everything.

[@NonBinary_Star]

Question: I noticed other KZbinrs images come out flat as well. My initial reaction was "Perfect! Like a raw photo I'll have more latitude to work with when I go to Lightroom." Then I realized the avg consumer wouldn't like flat curves on their final pics. 1) Does this "flatness" preserve detail in a similar way that a raw does; 2) Does the flatness depend on defaulted outputed file format?; 3) Do you think this is intentional by Samsung??

[@DrAlyElashry]

Hi, I am an average consumer, And yes I noticed photos are always flat and not always good looking unless it's in direct sunlight, but when I click on Edit and the magic wand icon, it changes that, also Remaster photo does a very good job fixing the flat effect. Quality isn't affected even by 1% whenever I edit my photos (S22 base model by the way)

[@NonBinary_Star]

@@DrAlyElashry oh, cool! i gotta check that out

[@DrAlyElashry]

@@NonBinary_Star I use when I feel that my photo sucks anyways, and it doesn't dissapoint me but I confused if they can fix any photos like that then why isnt it the default processing ? why do I have to take the photo and not like it then remaster it ????? XD kinda weird but usually my photographer friends say that they like it the way it is out of camera for me I like the remastered one along with all my non photographer friends

[@amranibrahimrashidi]

Can your do the fulldepth camera review for the Sony Xperia 1V pleaseeeeee!!!! Thanks really appreciate it ...

[@TheKaluNaama]

So all this editing stuff requires Lightroom am I right? They seem to have a monthly plan only. What a ripoff, like 13 euros a month. That is so expensive and inconvenient for a casual photo snapper. They should have one fixed price to buy the damn thing for life, like it used to be in the old days. Now, everything seems to be subscription based. That amounts to hundreds over the years, not fair. Hopefully there is a pirated version, or a decent cheaper alternative.

[@azvisuals]

Lr Mobile is free for the basic app! You can try that out

[@simonharbutt5493]

I have an ultra 23. I wonder if you could do a video on the best settings for various conditions. I really struggle in pro mode to know what settings (iso shutter speed etc) to use in these situations - - Concerts - sports - rainy days - sunny landscape Plus any others?? I am going to see the northern lights, would love the ideal settings for this. Maybe video options too?? Wish there was an ultra 23 cheat guide for photo situations.

[@JoshuaJEnriquez]

I find it odd that you are the first reviewer of this phone that I've watched where the photo outputs are a bit smudgy. Not as sharp as what other reviewers have shown. Almost all photo previous prior to you putting your color grade on, are smudgy. Watching this video at 1080p on a 1920x1080 Dell Monitor.

[@hoanglong-nv6wv]

I have a bunch of cameras and lenses, iPhone 13 Pro Max , s22 ultra. And I’m to lazy to properly test them myself. Thank you very much.

[@azvisuals]

thats so cool though to have all that tech!

[@vadabie3719]

Thank you, mate, for another informative video. I'm still confused as to why Samsung keeps duplicating apps. Now we have the Camera assistant, and I'm not sure why they couldn't keep all the settings in one app. Nonetheless, it was a nice video with cool presets, and I appreciate that you're an actual photographer. As an average user, I can say that the additional settings and flat images, as well as the challenge of taking close-up pictures of nature, such as flowers and leaves due to the presence of wind, may give mixed impressions of the S23U.

[@azvisuals]

appreciate the support! yeah they always have a ton of duplicate apps and it can be hard to keep track, but they all seem to have some effect and I think overall having more options is better than not.

[@bobsmith471]

Found this video July 21st 2023. Trying S23 Ultra for 3 days now.....camera gets and F grade. How the hell does this phone justify it's price for the shitty camera work. I still have a Note 20 Ultra and have NONE of the problems that S23U gives. The ONLY modes that dont put tiny vertical lines horizontally across pix are 200 and 50M. AL the other modes have really bad issue with lines. WTF dis Sam do to there cams on basic settings out of the box. ,NO way I should need an app to help with pix, that all come out A or A- on my N20U. I will def be taking this phone back unless some miracle happen. Day & night pix all show these lines except in 200 & 50M as stated. Even the Full mode and I use it a lot for doc scanning at work. Wow, super disappointed in S23U cam. Only when I manually used night mode on some shots did it help a little. Glad you have a good experience but.... just incredibly sad that Sam shit on their own cam system. Will be keeping my N20U as long as possible.

[@syimang]

the best phone to take a moving photos is a Pixel. I used IP14pro but I tried my friends Pixel 6pro. That phone is a beast when comes to photography

[@serktv6231]

Samsung has always used slow shutterspeed compared to iphone. If it ain't Face blown Sun, you can't freeze subjects.

[@azvisuals]

yeah hopefully they can improve on it

[@larry-of9kh]

After 7 years of iPhone bull shit I got the s 23 ultra and holy damn, why did I wait so long to change to Samsung the s23 is the BEST device ever i ever had 👍👍👍👍 great job Sammy and good riddance crapple apple for good

[@peterbrighton8247]

When are folks going to learn that changing focal lengths DOES NOT change perspective. Selecting a longer lens does NOT compress an image. This fiction has been promulgated by so many folks for so long that it is really annoying. The affect that you are speaking about is due to the fact that you have changed the position of the camera. Your comment about compression the image defies the laws of physics. Light essentially travels in straight lines and to do what you a claiming, a lens would have to in some way change the path of light. Do this simple experiment. Find a location with objects with a range of depths. Take three images wide, normal and telephoto WITHOUT CHANGING your shooting location. Now select the telephoto image. Now select the normal image and crop the image such that it has exactly the same image as the telephoto shot. Now do the same with the wide angle shot. View them together and you will find that the three images are essentially identical. No compression, no major differences. Resolution between the images may be different. There may be a few small differences due to the different geometry of the lenses, However you should see no differences in composition. Now promise me that you'll never talk about longer lenses compressing the image again. Cheers Peter

[@madasuadityachaitanya4238]

This Phone Camera is not at all good when object are moving, my 500$ phone camera does a good job. This is a quite worst performance at this price point. Very disappointed Samsung. stop calling it as a flagship mobile. oneplus does a good job in terms of camera and performance at lower price.

[@VishalDey]

You need to tap the screen, focus and reduce the exposure then click otherwise all the phones has the tendency to over expose every photo. You have to know how to click and not just slap a preset after. Great video though 🎉

[@mousse4444]

Very good video. I am having the best experience with this phone. It is not the best in everything but it is good in general for everything. I'm so impressed with technology today. I downloaded the Motion Cam Pro application and am getting beautiful raw video. I can't even imagine what phones will be like in a couple of years.

[@azvisuals]

thanks for your input! yes I agree this device is really amazing from a tech perspective. especially if you also use Dex it really does things no other phone can do

[@ridingflats]

Just found your channel and went back and watched your POV photography videos, really enjoyed them. Inspired to take more photos while I'm out.

[@vincentcassel1575]

Yes. Unfortunately, you can take good pictures ONLY if you have the "presets". Auto mode is a huge failure.

[@raymondklein7900]

Great video. You know what you're doing and you can explain it well - thanks! (and yes, I've got an S23U too, but only since less than a week ago)

[@jsaza7178]

Im definitely struggling with the blurry photos of kids and pets. Probably going to go back to Pixel for the time being. It's a shame because otherwise my experience has been great

[@davidbarrera1802]

i just cant believe this issue has been from forever... i have an S21U and for me this is the last samsung, just lost my faith... my sons are geting older

[@darkling43]

Have you tried camera assistant? You can change the shutter speed

[@azvisuals]

yeah its unfortunate. Pixel has really worked hard to de-blur moving subjects and it works quite well

[@davidbarrera1802]

@@darkling43 its only available for S23U... but for some reviews it still slower that others.. i mean the shutter lag can be solved but if the photobis blur the Pixel algoritm ibguess is better

[@Tony_Re-imagined]

There is a setting you gotta change to fix that

[@kylewright3484]

It's not the s23 ultra lol 😆 it's the update on the phone

[@kichaa13]

I don't have a sample, just saying that a lot of the things you want to be fixed are just personal preference and the settings are there for you to change them

[@zorankarapancev2936]

Thank you for your video. There are no "problems", but misunderstanding of luck of knowledge about the cameras in this phone. For example, 3x camera will give you more image noise because the aperture is 2.2, instead 1.7 (main camera), so therefore it has to raise ISO in order to make correct exposure. Higher ISO -> more noise. All cameras in this phone have different apertures. In the case of the photo from 13:30min in the video, you overexposed the image (dark front ground) so therefore you got severely washed out background. With correct exposure (making front darker and then lifted in post) you will get much better final image.

[@dommcass4471]

Dude lol I get it you love Samsung but you're acting like nothing he listed made sense. Don't be such a fanboy that you can't accept objective criticism about a phone.

Just subscribe because of your gentle voice

[@azvisuals]

appreciate you!

[@29metko]

Can anyone help me, my camera startet rattling like to much just by moving the phone from a table to my ear and its not ben droped. Does anyone have the same thing where the slightest move makes the camera noise(rattle) ?

[@andrewlinesjah4538]

YOU ARE TAKING BS ! Samsungs shutter is a f disaster ! A royal f-up !

[@glashutte38]

Thanks for the detailed quality photos. It really helpful.

[@arnoldedralin650]

Over exposed, washed out picture especially in bright environment, grainy video in concert venues when zooming in.

[@khushaljain3670]

Hey Alex Zhang yiu haven't posted anything since months and i was wondering if you were alright!

[@irtezarahman704]

Well, It's not as good and as stable as I expected. Maybe next time Samsung. But I love that zoom lens.

[@JustinDufrene]

I went back to my pixel 7 pro after a couple weeks. I'm basically just using my s23 ultra as a tablet now

[@NooBwithaGUNSparkX]

Which one should i buy if I am considering the two of them?

[@JustinDufrene]

Personally I'd buy the pixel. My reasons for that: 1) Better camera (for my taste...more true to life photos with great hdr and a lot of detail, able to capture moving objects much better) 2) Voice dictation is unmatched. If you use voice to text a lot, it's hands down the best. 3) smoother and more fluid UI 4) the phone app features: call screening, Hold for Me and Direct My Call. These features are amazing.

[@winwinwin282828]

​@JustinDufrene does pixel have secure folder ?

[@Mr.ThinkTwice]

I don’t know if you are really using Samsung here. Mine works just fine. Lols

[@Levi1440p]

Great video, but the compression of the video bothered me a lot, there is a lot of color banding in your video, like, a lot, really

[@big_bawss]

this guy looks and talks like an AI

[@azvisuals]

haha that's funny!

[@ВиталийПивенко]

What is better to buy Iphone 14 pro max vs Samsung s23 ultra?

[@Froggy4Eyez]

I'd customize the saturation, contrast, and exposure before i shutter my camera.

[@robertostefanowicz9749]

If you have to edit every photo then the camera is shit. I can buy any 50mp phone and do the same in light room

[@Denis_Klimochkin]

I love my S23 Ultra, but it has one but very important cons - shutter lag! I hardly can understand why Samsung continue doing it for years... Why iPhone has correct algorithms of shutter work and can easily do great photos of moving subjects? I don't think that Samsung can't solve this problem but it is a big question why they don't do it yet...

[@the_dovla]

You can adjust shutter lag in camera setting. There is option to take a picture immediately when you touch the button not when you realize it...

[@rogerhitchner6962]

Shutter lag isn't the right term. Shutter speed seems to be what you're talking about. Big difference.

[@Denis_Klimochkin]

@@rogerhitchner6962 maybe. But no difference in terms of result, photos are disgusting sometimes...

[@v3lta622]

Let's be honest, who does use the standard camera Mode on samsung for photography 💀

[@prashanthot77]

Great video👍🏼 I really like all your mobile camera review videos. If its possible can you make a camera review video of Base Samsung Galaxy S23. Will love to see that video. As I am planning to buy it and its in my budget and i also love taking pictures from my mobile, when I'm not carrying my Fujifilm x100v. And If not..then it's totally fine..as I know how much these videos take time to make and post. Keep making these awesome video. Love from India 🇮🇳

[@azvisuals]

appreciate the support! unfortunately I don't have access to the base S23 but if I get a chance I will try to make a video on it

[@joshdax2]

I cant believe Samsung still hasn’t figured out HDR. And I really wanted to BUY this phone too.

[@spiritsavage]

If you take in pro mode and raw, you can change exposure in post

[@angelodaniele641]

Do u have the 8/256 or 12/512? What about pixel 7 comparison? Thanks a lot from Genova, Italy

[@godsmagic9656]

@13:06 You just exposed the man's butt crack to the world. lol. I guess it's innocent.

[@londenard]

Um... shutter speed in auto is determined by light conditions. You literally complain about it and then show the solution. Which is shoot in manual / Pro mode. Almost any camera would have similar "issues" in auto in those lighting conditions with fast moving subjects.

[@rogerhitchner6962]

Yes and no. Multiple combinations of shutter speed and ISO can achieve the same exposure. This phone prioritizes low ISO, resulting in slower shutter speeds but theoretically less noise, but at the risk of blurred motion

[@ErickHelena]

I took a picture of a jacket , the jackt is green , but it shows blue in the picture

[@MUSCLEBIKER]

dont u have Video Stuttering on this device?

[@eugeneho8677]

Finally someone talks about the shutter speed

[@thanosscooter2899]

someone know what is the galaxy theme at 0:16 ? i think it looks so cool

[@AustinLHoward]

I feel like you should be using an Xperia 1 V and not an Ultra

[@EDDIXspider]

Buy Huawei. It's so much better then Samsung and Apple (convicted abuser) . In photography, and portrait mode Huawei Mate and P series DESTROY everybody. Plus the fast shuter mode and slow-mo. The only brand i love.

[@emmagabriel1016]

Hi, I'm just watching your videos now and they are awesome. I am torn between the S23 Ultra and the Google Pixel 7 Pro. I want the best camera phone as I do a lot of hiking and travelling. I have watched many reviews, and I am so confused. If you could pick one, which one would you choose? I know that is a loaded question, but I'm going crazy lol.

[@shomari17]

Can't go wrong withs24 ultra its a more complete device

[@kashattack]

If you're just using the phone for point-and -shoot photos and not messing around with advanced settings then go for the Pixel. If you are really into photography and are comfortable adjusting the pro settings then go with the S23 Ultra.

[@scrappycoco9519]

i wonder if any of these people in the video end up watching this and go wth! lol

[@meembook645]

Bro I think your vloging camera needs an upgrade 😢

[@Aclrip]

You take pix of strangers without there consent. How creepy

[@mariorazete4169]

Love this video man ❤

[@fendykusumohadi]

Conpare s23 ultra with Sony xperia 1v please

[@saarthakagarwal5557]

so, is 14pro max better than S23U or not??.. I know Apple is a clear winner as far as video is concerned.. But what about photos??.. Can u give a clarity on that??..

[@a.d.5037]

I also want 2 know this

[@saarthakagarwal5557]

@@a.d.5037 I bought s23 ultra after a lot of digging.. And there's no doubt that it's the best phone out there in the market.. Just go for it..

[@jaju123456]

How's this camera compare to the pixel 7 pro from your perspective?

[@azvisuals]

They are very different it is hard to compare. For point and shoot I think pixel is still better because it is able to freeze motion more than the s23u. However from a hardware and pro perspective the samsung def wins due to having pro mode and expert raw, in addition to the 200mp to work with

[@godsmagic9656]

I am your one of the early subscribers before 25k. Keep my user name in your mind, please.

[@azvisuals]

appreciate you!!

[@Akirilus]

Why not just go into pro mode, set your shutter to 1/250 and iso higher and.... well avoid the issue .

[@Dicktopus]

Then what do you do with high contrast scenes? Probably nothing wit your pro mode.