Supporting just the right amount of HDR is somewhat of an issue in 2018, with segmentation and competing standards all throughout the tech realm. In an effort to address this, Sony is now recording HDR content in accordance with the HLG standard. This is a very flexible approach, that does not alienate SDR-only playback devices and also plays well with YouTube's format system, making for easy content sharing and delivery. Quite a major concern, when it comes to HDR video. We'll go more in depth on HLG in the video section of the camera page.
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Samsung has revised its playbook for the Galaxy Tab S8 series. Instead of sticking with two models, as with the Tab S7 and Tab S7 Plus, it has now split the series into three. This means users have the Galaxy Tab S8, Tab S8 Plus, and Tab S8 Ultra to choose from, with the Ultra going all-out to yank the tablet crown away from the latest iPad Pro. This division leaves both the Tab S8 and Tab S8 Plus in an interesting position, insofar as the Plus is no longer that much more of a premium experience compared to its standard model.
Still, there are differences between the two tablets, with the larger display and bigger battery being the most obvious features of the Galaxy Tab S8 Plus. However, does this make the Tab S8 Plus a better tablet overall than the Tab S8? Is it worth the extra $200? We find out in this head-to-head versus article, which compares the specs, displays, performance, cameras, and software of each device.
Note: It seems that there are some differences between the Snapdragon and Exynos variants which makes the configs partially incompatible. Try different configs, maybe one will work for you. Or try to change the settings yourself (eg: enable the extra cameras inside "modules", etc).
Where the S9 series is expected to launch by March, the Note 9 is expected to come out at some time around September. The phones are expected to come with dual rear cameras and fingerprint sensors on the bezel-less and infinity screen display. With Snapdragon 845 chipsets, the phones are likely to have 6GB RAM and might be priced similar to its previously launched flagship.
In recent times, Nokia has launched many amazing phones. The next Nokia smartphone is rumored to be Nokia 9, which will feature a 16MP dual rear camera system. It will come in with 6GB RAM, 128GB internal storage, massive 3400mAh batter, fast charging, Android Oreo, 3D audio recording, Bothie, and iris scanner. Nokia 9 will probably launch in the first quarter of 2018 costing somewhere around $700.
OnePlus 8 Pro has a Snapgragon 865 processor, 6.78-inch Quad-HD 1440P 120Hz AMOLED curved display, 8GB of RAM for 128GB storage model or 12GB of RAM for 256GB model,3 back cameras and one front camera.
Since the base is Color OS, the camera UI is also same as the one from ColorOS and also brings those features like dual video, but it lacks AI color portrait and bokeh flare portrait video for images present in the Nord 2. There is also AI video enhancement. The rear camera offers 12.5MP output after pixel binning, and the front camera images are 16MP in size.
Daylight shots came out well, but when you turn on HDR the dynamic range get better, but some might not like it since it the normal image already has booster colours. On top of that, there is a feature called AI Photo Enhancement, which recognizes up to 22 different photo scenes and automatically adjusts camera settings to make boost the colours. 2X is decent, but once you zoom after that the quality degrades since it is digital zoom. The portrait mode has decent edge detection, but the 2MP mono camera is useless. The AI colour portrait and Bokeh flare portrait are also good.
Low light shots are good with a lot of details and less noise, and the OIS helps as well to stabilize the images. The night mode automatically enables ultra dark mode if there is very less light, and that makes it better, but it takes a few seconds to process. There is also a tripod mode that takes multiple photos in long exposure time of up to 25 seconds, combines them to offer better and brighter photos. The front camera is also good in daylight, and there is also HDR mode. The bokeh shots were decent, but the edge detection is not the best.
Lastly, the back panel is made of glass with a matte finish that features a nice colorful gradient finish effect. We got the Sunset Melody color variant for our review as the gradient colors it produces changes from blue to purple to orange just like the sunset. Other color variants available are Midnight Jazz and Moonlight Sonata. We love the matte finish as it helps keep those pesky fingerprints off this device. You can also spot a triple camera setup with an LED flash housed in a square type design.
The V20 Pro 5G boasts of an impressive camera both in the rear and front. On the back vivo used a triple camera setup that comprises a 64-megapixel primary camera at f/1.89, 8-megapixel wide-angle camera capable to shoot macro photography and bokeh and finally a 2-megapixel mono camera for black and white shots. It has a rear LED flashlight if you need extra light on a particular shot.
It has an array of camera shooting scene modes like night mode, Tripod Night mode, Portrait, Panoramic, Live photo, Slo-mo, Time-lapse, Pro for manual shooting, Document, AR Stickers and Double Exposure.
The vivo V20 Pro 5G has an impressive set of qualities especially the design aesthetics and it feels premium to the touch. The quality of the camera is superb with additional built-in scene mode features like the tripod mode, double exposure, dual-view video and more.
It may be lacking on some features that are already offering in the market now such as a quad camera setup, hi-fi sound quality, large display, punch-hole notch, bigger battery capacity and more. But vivo focuses more on giving you a 5G-ready smartphone at a decent price for only PHP24,999 offering users a nice premium design and still a new set of features. 2ff7e9595c
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