Samsung Galaxy A7 2018 - Triple Camera In-Depth Review! By C4ETech

Galaxy a7 2018 Samsung's, first phone with triple rear cameras and in today's video let's see what this hardware is capable of: hey guys, a share from c4 eat. Again, let's get started if you do end up liking this video. Please turn on notifications by clicking that Bell icon and in case you missed it. Here's a car to a monthly giveaway check it out. So first, let's start with the hardware, we have three cameras to the back right. The primary sensor is a 24 megapixel, F 1.7. It's coupled with a 5 megapixel, F 2.2 depth sensor and the third camera it's an 8 megapixel sensor with the F 2.4 wide-angle lens. So, let's start with the images shot and a good light with the primary sensor.

There's a fair bit of detail, even when you crop into X here's another example and look at the pigeons in the shot. The colors are quite punchy. The white balance is on point and given the F 1.7 lens, there is a good amount of background blur or bouquet. Additionally, Samsung's offering a scene optimizer here which selects from 19 different scenes like food or flower and so on, to enhance the image here are a few more samples, the secondary camera, the depth sensor. It helps with calculating the depth of field and adjusting the background, love.

The edge deduction seems good, like with all phones out there at times it does matter, but for the most part it works. Well, it's worth mentioning that Samsung allows for control of the blurb before or after shooting the images' life focus is what they call it, and it works well. The portrait background effect lets you cut the subject out and tinker around with a background like this. Well, the portrait dolly effect lets just create cool gives or video files like this now onto the third sensor, like I've, said in the past, where Anna lenses make for interesting perspectives, give you a fresh look at the scene: I always liked them and on the a7. The implementation, as you can see, is quite good.

It is worth noting that the focus here is fixed anyway. Here are a few more samples and a low-light. The performance takes a hit, but Samsung uses pixel binning, which they call super pixel to allow more light in and create images like this now here, four pixels are combined into one there's, definitely a loss of detail, but the camera is definitely usable under low-light. The images look good enough for the regular social media shares on the video front. This camera can shoot Full HD at 30fps, but the video itself is good.

Well detailed, rich colors, good dynamic range there's a bit of focus hunting, though, as for selfies, the a7 sports, a 24 megapixel sensor with a f2 lens, the quality is good, there's a selfie focus option thrown in for good measure, and that gets the job done. It's worth, noting that the Pro Mode is depreciated so, overall, with the cameras and the a7 20:18 Samsung has done something interesting after a long time. Samsung's mid-range has something unique, and I find it refreshing. So that's it for this in-depth look at the objects on Samsung's trouble, camera touring, galaxy, ace and 2018. What do you think? Do you like this setup? Do you still find it price too high for what it offers? Let me know in the comments below and with that, it's now time I bid.

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