Why Android Cameras Look So Bad On Social Media

[@agentk1930]

So you mean to say… even if my android phone has 1000mega pixel ultra wide moon blasting recording ultimate it will still look like shlt on social media? Shocking

[@hdnbp]

Yes exactly

[@liljaeger2k]

Sorry to say yes 😑 But recently Samsung and pixel is trying to optimize their flagship phone but still there's a catch 🙂

[@shariqmusharaf8123]

@@liljaeger2k What catch?

[@agentk1930]

@@shariqmusharaf8123 he means it still sucks

[@herald1953]

only if u record within apps

[@samphyrz]

Just record the video or take the photo with your native camera app and then upload it to the social media. Done. Same quality.

[@Varshiil]

it won't work for stories tho

[@Gega-wj2ry]

Is the same quality on stories?

[@Maria-tj4tq]

​@@Varshiil i have the s9 quality still bad but they say s22 and s23 are doing better on social media

[@streakurt]

​​@@Maria-tj4tq i have s22 plus. I compared head to head Same with iphone 13. At least what i saw as former dslr photographer

[@andymohp6975]

Nope. The quality will be lowered down/compressed/converted into smaller sizes, resulting in a degrade of quality. It still looks good, but not as good as in the gallery

[@flourishwithflowers_]

This makes so much sense. When I post to my stories on IG, I felt the quality looked terrible. But if I upload a video onto stories it looks fine.

[@promax69]

If you're on android 8 yes, but the camera 2 API fixes it. Most social media apps just haven't adapted it.

[@thefamiIyguyshow]

ur wrong bcuz the s10 is still ugly on Instagram especially on stories

[@Sharp931]

Oh, so it's another fud against android. Sad&low energy.

[@arunkarthikma3121]

Yeah, and now CameraX API. I think the problem is budget phone manufacturers. They have spotty access to their pre-installed apps, and probably don't support newer protocols well enough yet.

[@arunkarthikma3121]

Actually, update: there's a video comparing the snapchat, instagram performance between s24 and iPhone 15. The quality is literally the same now lol. I think this notion that Android "hardware" is the problem comes from people who have no clue how code works.

[@valentineehirim2403]

Please point me to the video​@@arunkarthikma3121

[@MrCape_Studios]

Bruh a pic from google pixel 7 is crazy on social media

[@purnendu.mondal]

I have a pixel 7 but whenever I post videos on WhatsApp status, for some reason, it ends up looking like shit

[@l3ander]

@@purnendu.mondal That's because WhatsApp always compresses pictures; then they look like absolute sh!t

[@NocturnalAnimal14]

@@l3anderand on iPhones it’s doesn’t, IM TELLING YOU BRO THE GUY ON THE VIDEO IS RIGHT, developers can only work with iPhone so they’re photos don’t look like sh1t, and they can’t with androids because they’re so many manufacturers

[@l3ander]

@@NocturnalAnimal14 Ik thats my point android doesnt have any fault its the apps

[@arunkarthikma3121]

@@NocturnalAnimal14 Nah, Samsung now uploads high quality video, because they "discussed" with Snapchat and Meta (probably involved money). My video quality is now on Par with iPhone users.

[@ArturBaidi]

The WhatsApp stories from my friend with a Samsung Galaxy Z Fold phone have amazing quality and 60fps.😅

[@DreamOfFlying]

lmao WhatsApp compresses way too much to look genuinely good.

[@MaseraSteve]

Ah, Interesting info... I'll try to compare the quality 3 of my old phone.. probably will bought this phone in mid 2024 🤞

[@zynz_350z]

Easy tip, take a photo on camera app, then share it from camera roll. Also i want to spread positivity, so have a great day ❤

[@vrolys_revenge]

Thank you for spreading positivity zynz, same to you!

[@LukasNorris]

Still poor quality, but less worse

[@zynz_350z]

@boocackeedquackhead8454 thought it tasted funny 💀

[@bingchillinglover]

​@@LukasNorris not it isnt bruh😂

[@andy0995]

Nope still worse

[@aamr7813]

Actually he's right but with exceptions, the Samsung S22 & S23 series, the google pixel 6, 7, 8 series are such great phones for social media photo/video recording bcz they totally support 3rd party camera apps, I used both of iphone 12 pro max and pixel 7 pro for social media apps and they're both doing great

[@ejiasidaniel2183]

What about S21 ultra?

[@krishanchandroy6136]

I've been using s23 still facing that issue .... specially video quality on Instagram

[@FajreroCintilo]

Some Androids get around this by using manufacturer-specific camera apps that send camera data to apps

[@tegathemenace]

Is that why nothing phone uses google instead of it's own gallery

[@joey8033]

I think the compression methods also have a role to play. Even when I use my Android camera, it still comes out bad sometimes

[@fr0xk]

All mobile phones suck at photography due to tiny sensors, rest is just HDR and computational photography, but no matter what, you can't process what you can't see syndrome everywhere.

[@nyanishh]

OHHHHHHH, it all suddenly makes so much sense 🤯 Thank you for explaining!

[@jimbritttn]

He is lying

[@TrixynFTW]

​@@jimbritttnhes not actually

[@lowkeydiegoduran4724]

​@@jimbritttnhe is not lol

[@arunkarthikma3121]

@@lowkeydiegoduran4724 He straight up is. Y'all don't know how code works. This may have been true 7 years ago, but now Android has modular API's to access cameras.

[@arunkarthikma3121]

@@TrixynFTW This video is just misinformation. Coding terminology has now become popularly misused by iPhone fans, thanks to MKBHD. "Optimization" for example doesn't even apply to most apps, or games, which use NDK anyways. Apple just developed a beast of a chip, and people are shocked that it's THAT GOOD. How come the M1 competes against Windows laptops, which run Native code already?

[@ArturBaidi]

This is why Android users use their native camera app and then upload the photo/video on Instagram/TikTok/KZbin.

[@andrewdrewdrew1637]

Is the quality kept intact?

[@yinyang_3]

​@@andrewdrewdrew1637no

[@tupaiterbang9152]

​@@andrewdrewdrew1637sadly no

[@dxrkscxrlet]

True

[@JRBowling1997]

​@@andrewdrewdrew1637 yes

[@ninjachrish]

Imo these sm companies should be able to work with the flagship androids. I understand not working with every single android, but it shouldn't be that difficult to work with the flagships

[@vijayjb1704]

exactly.. some samsung phones cost as much as iphone and paying so high amount users expect good quality

[@MrKwon-x6l]

Fr... Android Flagship price is almost the same with Apples Flagship nowadays

[@Random-rq1ip]

I think flagships don't have this problem. Even my friends S10 from 2019 works pretty good on Instagram. I guess the problem is those budget phones

[@Random-rq1ip]

@@metsys7928 yeah, you're right, I used a note 20 ultra recently and there was a considerable amount of shutter lag and delay in lens switching. Good thing they fixed it, btw the lens switching and shutter is very smooth on Sony flagships

[@adaahey]

no apple pays apps

[@LukasNorris]

Definitely!

[@cameronleerodriguez]

Huh, if anything Apple charges Apps 😭. They’re money hungry

[@elonnut]

@@cameronleerodriguezfacts I use iPhone and I hate used to hate developing apps because the fees lol, I wish they would pay me

[@kp77777]

*Well the smart thing to do is to record or take pictures from the default camera app and then upload it to social media that way you access the full camera capabilities that comes with your android phone* that’s common sense

[@Dadams206]

This is absolute nonsense. Android HAL APIs connect to the underlying OEM drivers for the specific camera hardware. If you are getting bad video its because you have a crap phone with a crap camera or the OEM couldn't be bothered to update their drivers/HAL, you are just using a poorly written app.

[@RK1FX]

so how come an s23 ultra sucks in stories and photos compared to Ip14pro

[@julianlochen5755]

​@@RK1FXThey don't lol, iPhone barely makes top 5 phone cameras and uploaded photos lack behind android

[@rhebucks_zh]

​@@RK1FX Update your software, the app expects the newest HAL APIs and OEM drivers, and if those things aren't present, then it will go back to the screen recording of the viewfinder as a fallback.

[@arunkarthikma3121]

@@RK1FX What are you even talking about? XEEETECH did a comparison video between s24 and iPhone 15, they're literally the same. Also apple heavily compresses videos and pictures sent to and from android users, especially using messages.

[@rhebucks_zh]

There are Camera2 APIs, Apple probably pays social media companies not to use them.

[@LukasNorris]

Yes

[@Dipankar89]

The format creates a huge difference, when I use different format on my android, it looks better gcam vs stock camera

[@XanderShiller]

Can you please elaborate?

[@krishanchandroy6136]

Please explain

[@re1221re]

Social media compresses images regardless and taking pics native on social media is not enjoyable either way

[@cardshark4362]

Is there any way for Android users to get a better quality camera?

[@YourAverageTechBro]

Some of the newer phones have native camera support! i think the newest Samsung Galaxy/Note phones have support for them.

[@yulose9]

I heard that the Google Pixel 6/6 Pro are the best androids out there to be used in social media apps.

[@LoganOgletree]

@@YourAverageTechBro you think the Pixel line will have/get this?

[@agentk1930]

@@yulose9 lol not

[@GBR9595]

The problem still persists for Samsung S22 Ultra

[@ClapperDan]

This was why I typically took photos and videos outside of the app and then upload them. Significantly better results

[@QuestClaimer]

Does that really work?

[@Vortex3d_frfr]

@@QuestClaimeryeah just take photos in camera app and upload it

[@Vortex3d_frfr]

@@QuestClaimerit gets the actual camera quality

[@Onako2]

Android has native libraries 😂.

[@ceasarsalad2055]

Or you can just stop being broke and use an iPhone like a normal adult

[@cloudietech5825]

oh dang, the more you know

[@doubtfuldrawing]

Android has more freedom then Apple, it can actually do this & even more. Apple is more for kids, the OS basically hold's your hand while you walk across the street. Everything you're talking about can literally be changed in developer mode/settings on Android, it gives you full control over the Android as if you're the developer yourself, so none of what your saying true. This goes for all Androids!

[@via_negativa6183]

The Apple cult is really some thing else huh. Sunk cost fallacy for paying too much money for over priced garbage. If you people only knew about how bad apples build quality actually is.

[@elonnut]

Whatever helps you sleep at night

[@naveen41148]

True 😂​@@elonnut

[@ghju]

Shhhh, you're gonna anger the kids 🤫 Let them believe! What they don't know can't hurt them 🤭 (imagine if they knew what you can do with custom roms and recoveries, sideloading, gcam, magisk/zygisk, lsposed, lucky and jasi patcher, apktool/apk editor, mt manager, shizuku, termux, and so on... They'd go 🤯)

[@elonnut]

@@ghju a lot of people just don’t care, when I was on android I really enjoyed the unities and apk’s but after switching to iPhone I realized I didn’t really care all that much about to that stuff even though it’s cool

[@HarryPotter99]

Is there a way we can bypass the system please please please please please help

[@Mr.Artifical]

Not always, my s23 has the most amazing videos and photos. Almost I15 PM level. But a 2 min video is almost 2 gigs, so these social media decreases the res to save space, resulting in bad quality

[@XanderShiller]

I've never owned an iPhone but was always impressed by the camera.. I'm an actor, trying to make my 1st movie but im an amateur editor and idk if i should give into the iPhone cult after a decade of Android freedom or is it more practical to buy a camera? Tyvm

[@bryanducusin4825]

You can always tell who's got an android on snapchat and ig stories🤣

[@mister.skipper]

@YourAverageTechBro i think this now is fixed in the S24 Ultra.

[@UnderratedKitchen]

Bro never used s23 ultra

[@scorpioncyclone1066]

I guess this does not apply to the latest flagship android phones because I've seen some Instagram, Snapchat, Tiktok and YT content shot on an S22U and S24U and they look pretty darn good ❤

[@anduinlothar4003]

try edit the resolution to 1080 or 1350 to avoid compression

[@MdFaisal-wb5wq]

is there any app to do that

[@CoachMitchellh]

The only Andriod camera that actually holds up to apple is the Samsung galaxy S10. Old phone but that camera/videos still kicks a__.

[@jimbritttn]

Samsung Galaxy RULES! Samsung had 8K video long before the iPhone. Samsung had replaceable battery (never availble on iPhone). S23 Ultra has 200MP camera compared to the newest iPhone measly 48MP. Samsung has USB-C charging -vs- iPhones STUPID slow and expensive "lightening" connector. Samsung phones will work with ANY smartwatch or other external devices; the iPhone is very restrictive and forces you to buy overprice options from Apple. iPhone is made by Communist-run semi-slave labor in Chinese sweatshops where Samsung is made in the free democratic nation of South Korea. MANY parts used in the iPhone are made by Samsung!

[@kiwi.kiwi.]

As a Samsung user primarily, I disagree...

[@cinematography212]

More lies. If an Android image looks bad on your end, it's Apple deliberately making it that way. They have spent billions on marketing to brainwash you. Unfortunately it worked. Get a mind of your own.

[@peanutcooking]

​@@kiwi.kiwi.as an Samsung user I totally agree

[@kiwi.kiwi.]

@@peanutcooking I agree on some points, but both are smartphones. It’s about personal preference.

[@lewisevander]

That is why I never use the app cameras. Use your phones default camera and upload the pics/videos.

[@Brght_07]

Exactly

[@z-blop]

You can improve quality of video/photo by recording/shooting it in camera app first, then uploading to social media. Also, social media apps have better built-in media compressing methods on iOS than android ones. (eg. WhatsApp)

[@sam.mankar]

One more thing: Megapixels don't matter when it comes to social media. Instagram has a maximum image quality of 1350×1080 resolution. So even if your image is 4000×3000 (which mine mostly is), it will be compressed to instagram standards. This is the biggest reason why apple was on 12 MP even when other manufacturers were on 108 MP.

[@Onako2]

But when the picture gets compressed you get more information what to have in one pixel.

[@sam.mankar]

@@Onako2 well yes but actually no. Zooming in on Instagram pic won't give as much details as zooming in on uncompressed bigger size (3000×4000) image...

[@kevinlusdanar8316]

Instagram did it on purpose

[@GenesisSoon]

resolution is not related with what he says

[@mohamedsakhiri6583]

Nope, it's just that iPhones have a signature overprocessing images to yellowish shades and distorting faces to make them look smaller.

[@dhruvsolankiii]

Brother thare is a pixel king 👑😂

[@jimbritttn]

I will take my Galaxy S20 Ultra 8K video over the horrible IPhone any day!

[@ArturBaidi]

Android users can use native camera app and then upload their great quality video on Instagram.

[@harihar8263]

Hey! can you please let me know if we shoot in 8k and upload it as it is on instagram will the quality be reduced?? or do we have to convert it to 1080? i make reels and j need a phone which doesn't reduce the quality on insta...should i buy s23 ultra??

[@marcjosephdalangpan3942]

So how did an android won in MKBHDs video?

[@Liz-uv3fz]

I don’t have an android but when my friends with a higher quality android phones post photos. Their pictures don’t look bad at all. I don’t know where this is coming from.

[@Albert_Einsteinofficial]

How we gonna fix that

[@juswavvy9634]

The only time android phones will take good pictures is if it’s very sunny outside but it still will have that blurry fog like look to it

[@brookearcher856]

How do I fix this when sending photos to friends?

[@lilcuteli5843]

It's partially true, this used to be very true a while ago but in recent years they've come up with new APIs that make it simpler. Also companies are collaborating and implementing them better and better by the month and the experience is greatly improving however there's still work to be done, like some apps may not have access to ultra wide or one of the telephoto lens.

[@darayy6352]

Nah it's because apple pays apps to use their camera which make it look good and the "better phone" to make other phones look bad

[@kevinlusdanar8316]

Finally someone speak facts

[@mdroop7328]

I agree with this comment 👍

[@cameronleerodriguez]

I love that old bold and brash painting 😂

[@aesopruntz6535]

Bro i literally have a photography page based on pixel 6a and i have seen iphone pics being bad on social media

[@dadillonful]

-hurt

[@arunkarthikma3121]

Yeah, this "optimization" myth is old and tired as heck. Tech bros, who don't understand programming keep perpetuating the myth, because they heard it somewhere else.

[@dappergenesis822]

I can't find the answer to why if I send a photo to an iPhone from my Android galaxy they look like absolute crap. But look aweosme on my phone. I can't send my family pictures but I can receive theirs. But sending and receiving to other android others look perfect.

[@WillofNewZealand]

Uh the slowness is annoying. By the time I open swipe, open lenses, swipe several more times. The action is over uh.

[@FFn101]

never have i eve wondered this. why would you wonder this ? a photo is a photo its not like we have 144p vs 1080p

[@TheMenIrl]

Why do you guys fight on which phone brand is better, its a phone, meant for calls and texting

[@nope187]

2024 bro phone does more than calls/texting...quality photos is important if u are content creator

[@bizudamarasengan]

... Why would you Record on tik tok? If you have the camera app

[@abdirahmansaleban2634]

Ok but is the tiktok camera and native camera same ? Literally no tiktok camera has more options and filters

[@ambermarie6763]

what do you mean? my iphone 12 gets shit quality compared to android

[@lantempo]

Man is waffling so badly, I have the s21 plus and the camera is really good, it only costed me £300 compared to £800 iphones which have similar camera as android

[@tupaiterbang9152]

He's talking about photos & videos that were posted on social medias which turns out to be blurry & bad by using android.Seems like ur the one who doesn't know anything

[@lantempo]

@@tupaiterbang9152 wheres the logic? he was literally comparing an old samsung phone from like 10years ago to a modern iphone

[@Chrisferatu1207]

I had An iPhone se 2020, and it was really bad taking photos on social media, and that is a fairly new phone. I got an A20 after that and it took really good photos albeit only 1080p. Anyways, respect my opinion.

[@Randomdude21-e]

Iphone SE uses camera from 2016😂 its a budget phone.

[@Chrisferatu1207]

A budget phone would be like an a01 core or something, or a blu phone. Just saying. Also, it uses the 12/7MP camera, unless you are referring to the iPhone se 2016 or something.

[@Izzy-lk4sl]

​@@Randomdude21-eby iphone standards it's a budget phone indeed

[@nora2048]

Ohhhh, I've always wondered why sending a picture directly looked worse : T

[@aldienwannuga3735]

well...we can record 4k or 8k quality video with any device then upload it to KZbin will get same results. but not the case with instagram, means the fault is instagram isn't it?

[@Hades-wt6xu]

That's why you don't upload using the phone apps use a computer, laptop or use the mobile browser in desktop mode

[@mohammad_saud_humayun]

Your next video should be why the iPhone display screen looks so bad as compared to the Samsung display screen.

[@Ritez_]

Oh thanks for solving the mystery. Very helpful video.❤

[@MB-yw7up]

Thia doesnt apply anymore for Pixels & top Samsung models.

[@SP-ig3vs]

What camera are you using for this video?

[@ryndanriley5348]

To clarify, this is only if youre using the social media platform's camera feature. Android pictures and videos still look great uploaded to social media. But your snaps and any videos or pictures you take within tiktok or instagram or whatever are going to actually be screenshots and look worse.

[@krishanchandroy6136]

Is there any solution for Android user...I'm really fed up of this issue ....I purchased samsung galaxy s24 over I phone 16 but faceing this issue is so disappointed ☹️

[@annebaymusic]

Does this also apply to audio?

[@elninodetusojos4423]

Is it with all android phones? What about the flagship samsungs?

[@rinlumi]

Would it work better if you transfer the photo to your pc and upload it on social media from there instead? Or would it make no difference? Also, if that's the case, does that mean that taking pictures on an actual camera (not a phone) and then posting it from your phone will lower the quality when you post it on social media? Or would you just post it from the pc? I apologize if my questions don't make sense, as I may be confused of some things.

[@athul070]

But not for S23 ultra it supports the full clarity of camera they are saying it in the launch of the phone as first Android phone to support the full clarity of camera

[@Evansane]

Apple also tightly controls the market too, Meaning they most likely paid these companies to not optimize Android so that they have a reason to justify their insane prices

[@remyroland8016]

Whether they paid them or not, Apple still have better products than Android and it's proven since

[@Evansane]

@@remyroland8016 In terms of specs, this is completely false. Add in the terrible battery life and lightning connectors for iphones as well.

[@fmz0507]

​@@remyroland8016have you used Google assistant?

[@remyroland8016]

@@Evansane You've clearly never used an iPhone

[@Evansane]

@@remyroland8016 I have, 4 different versions, they come out with several different ones every single year, to say "oh its because of simplicity" is bs.

[@syahmisalim8810]

I have iphone 12 and S24 Plus. Yesss this is correct. I use 12 if I want directly post it on social media. But for editing, S24 for sure.

[@itz__j4bin_]

But dude now samsung has optimized on my phone, which is s23 .i think other android will also adapt optimization in 3rd party.

[@Tim_Dunkin]

Just use your phone camera instead of the camera in your chosen app. That's IF you get poor quality photos/videos. I would do that either way tho to be honest

[@UrboiiiTom]

Android is still king, social media is toxic delete that shit and talk to people face to face lol.

[@Emperor-goodfortune]

Vivo camera is better 😂

[@TechReviewTom]

@@Emperor-goodfortune I mean yeah maybe for social media, but everything else it's the same or better. I have 4 flagships including an iPhone 14 pro max and the mid ass photos from the iphone is not any better than my other phones lol.

[@dadillonful]

King of what? 😂.. let’s look at those sale numbers

[@peanutcooking]

​@@dadillonfulking of system 😕fool

[@abdelnasserzein8942]

1. Android vs. iPhone: Comparing Android (an operating system) to iPhone (a specific phone model) is a mismatch because one is software, and the other is a hardware product tied to Apple's ecosystem. 2. Diversity of Android Devices: There are indeed billions of Android devices from various manufacturers, which makes a comparison challenging, as each Android phone varies in quality, features, and price. Revised Logical Statement: "Android is an operating system used by billions of phones from various manufacturers, while the iPhone is a specific phone made by Apple. Comparing the iPhone to Android as a whole isn't logical; a more accurate comparison would be between the iPhone and a specific Android phone model or between iOS and Android as operating systems.

[@NatalieVelaij]

This is wild bro

[@neaofthenorth]

Maybe I should get myself an iphone to just use for content creating... I'm not giving up on my Samsung. It still reigns supreme for me in all the other aspects :)

[@truckn]

How the heck do you record the screen or whatever it is he said I have no idea what he's even talking about and I can't even tell the difference between an Android video on a iPhone one so again I don't even know what he's talking about.

[@nilotpaldas5568]

How can we optimise our insta on our Android phone?

[@KundanKumar-mm6hj]

Android does have a camera2 api which lets access to the camera sensor. App developers are the ones who choose not to use it and rather use viewfinder screen recording instead. Now should I report your video as false information?

[@whirlwindyoh9870]

But for real is it true that Instagram don't lag on Iphones? My friend have iphone 12 and she says instagram is already lagging because its considered old iphone?

[@dtibor5903]

There are a ton of crappy videos on social media because there are a lot of cheap and destroyed phones out there. Otherwise the Samsung Galaxy 2 was able to take decent video for social networks. Also i'm pretty sure apple has some deals with some companies to improve image quality.

[@sethunthunder]

Use ur native camera app and upload the video. For now until android devs find a way to fix this 😢

[@arunkarthikma3121]

Android devs already fixed it. In fact, if you watch a comparison video with s23, s24, etc, this is not even true anymore. In fact, I believe this hasn't really been true since Android 8 onwards. It's just that android video cameras, until the s22, s23 haven't been as good as iPhones, period. As for photo quality, it has been equal, for a long time actually, people just accepted the "optimization" myth.

[@izegaegbe]

I didn't understand a damn thing this dude said. I'm not this highly technical like that

[@zyrusgabrielnaranjo1494]

Basically hes saying is that android camera on social media are bad because android phones has a lot of different cameras such as xiaomi with leica, vivo with zeiss, samsung with their own camera, oppo with hassleblad and etc. so social media cameras like ig, snapchat and tikok cannot focus on one manufacturer of android because they all have different cameras. so social medias will only try to get the viewfinder to the android camera. While iphones are optimized to all social media because there are no other apple phone that iphones. but i think companies like samsung and google are trying to optimize their camera to all social medias to get the quality of their camera. I think this is what he said, but i dont know, maybe im wrong.

[@marcoshuayai3995]

Notwhen i send a video or picture to a friend who have a apple cellphones the quality look so bad. And in my android cellphone dont, even when i send to a another android cell phone the picture and video look good but not in iphone. Can somebody tell me why

[@olafcisneros1]

Hi :) quick question, is the pixel good for instagram or snapchat? I want to switch from an iPhone after 9 years lol

[@nihil1]

I don't find that premise to be true.

[@GottaBGlitches]

I thought it was SMS destroying the quality

[@SchafjuanS]

NO....actually the update was slowering the android performance overall also camera....also i notice on iphone 7 also did have same effect after 5 years the camera went poor

[@aliabia]

Thank you for this!!! I was confused for the longest.🥴

[@aliabia]

@@gomo123 I have an android galaxy phone. Even with native camera app it looks bad after uploading. So much quality gets lost. I will have to test his theory one day to see if there is a difference between apple and android. If there is no difference then I wonder if internet connection is to blame. 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@Sharp931]

I only wonder why there is not a standard api for this. It shouldn't matter how many vendors are out there as android really work hard to hide low level libraries from developers.

[@yanrieque]

Isn't iPhone using Sony's lens?

[@alshabil7946]

What's the solution?

[@ONEPRIDELION]

You do realize that Samsung camera quality is way better than apples right

[@Playboicarti90]

Lol scamsung fan with no knowledge 😂, camera quality is worse than nokia

[@rafikz77]

Lol no

[@Austinredstoner]

Xiaomi has the best camera quality not Samsung.

[@ONEPRIDELION]

@@Austinredstoner ??

[@lowkeydiegoduran4724]

​@@Playboicarti90lol apple fan not realizing that most new Samsung phones can record 4k 60fps and some models can even record 8k. plus the best camera they have the s23 ultra, can take 200 megapixel photos, vs 48 on the most expensive iphone 😂

[@Onako2]

Doesn't make sense. Android also has native libraries. Probably Apple does manipulation of videos with AI

[@maxxskillz6066]

no, apple use manipulation, but on to pay the sosial media company 😅, make me hate apple, and love android more 🤗

[@Aimsprayy]

How to improve Android picture for social media uploading 😅😅

[@adequatequality]

This is why you’ll see 99% of social media personalities using iPhone whereas in real life, there’s a lot more Android users than you’re led to believe.

[@abdulraheemofficial]

Indeed bro you make reel or video from iphone quickly reviewed coming

[@kappelirohith1620]

Iphone 15 pro max worst output in snap chat don't tell fake things before u tell something frst u experience