SAMSUNG GALAXY M11 CAMERA TEST + SAMPLE PHOTOS By Pictures By Schboi

What's up YouTube to pictures by schoolboy back again and welcome back to another behind-the-scenes video today, I have with me the brand new Samsung Galaxy M 11, and today we are going to test out the cameras with a photoshoot section. So I have my friend right here. So what you mean tell them your name: I'm Philip, sacked yeah. So he is a good friend of mine, and he's going to be our model for today it's a brand new from which came out no long ago about a month or two ago, and I felt like trying out the camera on this new middle range and budget smartphones. So that's what we are going to do today. So before we get straight into the video you already know, please make sure to subscribe turn on the post notification bell to get notified anytime, I put up a new video and let's get it.

The phone has three amazing cameras being the depth sensor: camera a normal camera and a wide-angle camera. So with the depth sensing camera, it has the ability to shoot some type of blurry background style of photos, just like how you get with a 50?mm lens. What Apple users call its portrait and what Samsung users call it live focus. So it has the live focus mode, but I, don't think it matches how the professional and the high-end phones' portrait mood looks like, so I'm going to test out the portrait mood on this phone and see how well it compares with the high-end like this Samsung Galaxy, S, 20, ultra or even the S 20 and other phones, so I'm going to test it out, and I'll see you guys I'm fixing beads. So one thing that I noticed during this photo shoot is that you constantly have to check if you properly wiped the lens of the camera, because it's a smartphone, it tends to leave your hand, tends to leave a lot of fingerprints on the camera lens since you've been holding it this week.

So you have to constantly check if you've properly wiped the lens, because in at times when I take pictures and I might look at them. The pictures look a little blur, but anytime I turn it over and look at the lens I find out that I left some fingerprints on the lens and that's why the pictures a little. The next thing that I'm going to clear out is the lens. The ultra-wide lens has a lot of chromatic aberration. So anytime, you punch in into the subjects just a little more.

You tend to see some colors some magenta and some blues at the edges of the subjects and that's what we call chromatic aberration. So it has a lot of chromatic aberration, and it doesn't have that nice that good of dynamic, really the dynamic range on the wide-angle lens, is pretty poor, but it tends to bring out amazing images. Depending on how you know you are composing your shots and a lot. The next thing that I'm going to talk about is how to compose your images. Since exam is a phone camera, it doesn't blow out the background as DSLR or a professional lens or camera will play the background.

So everything is in focus, so the best thing to get great images is how to pose your models and the kind of location that you choose for your images. So if you have an amazing location, and you have a great model like my friend, you are going to get amazing pictures due to how the person is going to compose him or herself, and you know, strike poses and a lot. So these are some few things that I felt like touching on. If you really want to, you know, shoot amazing pictures with your smartphone, so that would be the end of today's video I hope you enjoyed the video and learned something new. If you did leave your comment down in the comment section below, and also I'm trying to bring a category of behind the scenes on my channel, which I do behind the scenes, photo shoot sessions with a smartphone.

So if you like to see more of behind the scenes with a smartphone trying out the cameras of different smartphone by just smartphones and expensive smartphone, please leave your thoughts in the comment section down below and let me know you would like to see it more often on the channel I'll see you guys in the next one peace.

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