It's a really honest review with a lot of details about the Note 20 Ultra and also about the camera . This will help you to buy the device or not...Only 1 day left to order it
From this article
video
At close distances, the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra has markedly better focusing capability than the S20 Ultra. It focuses quickly and correctly almost every time in still pictures, but it’s when you’re recording videos that the improvements are really noticeable. Etc etc etc
Pictures
The Galaxy Note 20 Ultra has a 12MP periscope lens capable of 5x optical zoom and up to 50x hybrid zoom. The 12MP sensor is a step down from the 48MP sensor on the Galaxy S20 Ultra, which is why you can only zoom in till 50x. However, in the real world, that’s more than enough. In daylight, the zoom camera works brilliantly till 10x and well enough till 20x, while 50x photos are usually quite blurry. In well lit environments at night, you get good results till 10x.
The viewfinder does tend to jump around a bit too much at all zoom levels, though, especially in one-hand operation. Samsung has also reduced post-processing to the point that the phone doesn’t sharpen pictures as much as the Galaxy S20 Ultra and often makes it seem like the output is blurred, even though it’s just a lack of sharp detail. This needs etc etc etc
@cassidy - thanks for the reference post and I agree. prices are increasing too quickly. also not at $50 at a time, its been $150+ at a time. that's way to much!!!. it appears as samsung sales slow the prices increase. this isn't fair to us customers.
ya i like samsung products, but I'm not quite at the "love" of samsung products. but I think they are moving the needle if you will in the right direction with things like the software O.S upgrades. I understand that it cost more money to put new and good tech in these devices. but still as you posted before, they need to think of us customers. most of us don't have that kind of money to be spending $1800+ on a smartphone. or even $1300+ 🤷🏻♂️
I get that, and I'm glad you did. I strongly feel that there needs to be a good combination of hardware and software to really create the value. even with samsung's 3 O.S upgrades promise for newer products. it doesn't automatically Justify the sticker shock price. because if they still take a long long time to get the updates, then the customer value point is still low. 🤷🏻♂️ anyway.... end of rant 😆
