Oppo Reno 4 Pro Camera Test Review | Ultra Steady | 960 fps Slow mo | Daynlighttv By Day and Light TV

What's up, everyone welcome to daylight TV, where we talk about mobile, videography property and everything else. Today, I've got really exciting news to share with you, it's hot, it's new, it's fresh off the oven. We are talking about the Oppo Reno far pro this phone is fresh off the market. It is very new, and today we are going to talk about the video capabilities of this phone. We will also go and test out the features of this phone. Okay, some unique selling points they have so without further ado: let's go okay, so you have it.

This is the phone, the Oppo Renault 4 pro and right off the bat you can see that it has quad camera. Now, this all phones have quad cameras, 4 cameras, so you have the 48 megapixel main camera, 8 megapixels, ultra white 2, megapixel macro and 2 megapixels, mono, okay, so, basically right now phones, they cover everything like all your daily needs for videos to cover everything. So I took this guy out for a test shoot. It has 4k 30 frames per second, not 60 frames per second. So what's the difference? Basically, if you have 60 frames per second, you can do the slo-mo, or you can fast-forward the footage easily in the circuit tropical, that's the main advantage of this, but other than that.

It's fine! Okay. So I took this out and I tested this on the playground of 40k 30 frames per second, as you can see from the footage, it looks really clear: uh really crispy, very crops, the colors are well-balanced. I would say- and especially I think, for this kind of phones, the colors tend to look a little more saturated, which means a little richer. So the good thing is, you don't have to do any color correction. Now I don't color in toast, you just you know, pluck and play.

So that's a good thing about the 4k 30 frames per second. Okay. Next up is one of the main selling point of this phone, the ultra steady 3.0 huh. What does this mean? Basically, it means that if you're holding this, and you're going around, you know shooting action, walking, cycling or whatever it should give you a more stabilized footage. Well, I put this to the test and what I did I switched on the ultra steady 3.0, and I shot the footage of my daughter having a cycle in the park. So this is the footage, let's check it out, so you can see that this footage is where I started walking behind her and then, after that I started to run, so you can see the difference when it's walking and when it's running how much stabilization happens and to give you guys the context.

I actually compare it with my iPhone 11 uh and I put it side by side, so you can see the difference uh, with the ultra steady 3.0 on and with the iPhone's natural stabilization. Let me know what you think in the comments below. Is it better? Does it work? Okay, so another cool feature about the Oppo Renault 4 pro is its ability to shoot 960 frames per second. Basically, what it means is that you can even slo-mo your footage. Even more so, let's say previously.

It's like this number like this. Okay, here is what I did with the test: footage for the slo-mo 960 frames per. Second: okay: let's go check it out so point about the Oppo winner for provide. Is it can do the AI color portrait video? It basically means that you can uh make the video black and white and then pick out certain colors, and then you can make a fun color out of it. Okay, the other one is the monochrome video monochrome.

Video basically helps you to separate out uh the other colors to one color, so you can just highlight okay, I want one color and then the other color. I don't want okay guys, so this wraps up our review of the Oppo Renault 4 pro in terms of its video capabilities. Alright, so, as usual, do subscribe to this channel and hit the notification button to get notified of videos like this. Let me know in the comments down below what other video uh reviews you want me to do, what other phones and what are the tips and hacks that you want me to do, and I'll see you in the next video you.

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