Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra 8K Video Test! 

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@@pauljones8801 he meant feels

Part of the jitter is because at 24fps, if you pan any distance you're going to have things that jump from frame to frame. This is why most filmmakers would use an ND in bright daylight, to reduce shutter speed as close to 1/50 as possible, which would blur those pans and reduce jitter. 60fps (4K on this phone) can help, but it's always going to be a similar problem. Without ND filters to reduce the shutter speed, pans have to be slower or they will all stutter like this.

For this, a better sense of quality in this video might have been to set it down at some point, to see what it looks like when the sensor is just taking in a still shot (one way to do this as a viewer is set RU-vid to 8k and pause the video every so often to see the quality of the frame)

@@SamuelWebster I have learned a lot about ND filters in the past year. Except for my S23 Ultra, every camera I have has a full set of ND filters. I did a hyper lapse with my DJI Mini 3 Pro and a Freewell ND2000 to make the motion blur very pronounced. I just posted it to my channel yesterday.

Nice!!

I agree!

I know.. Lol need that 8k monitor

@@Josh_Quinonez legit first world problem 🤣

If you record it in 8k on your phone when you play it back it's not going to be in 8k ?

Yes! Haha

8k 30 maybe, but i doubt 8k 60. Most things can't do 8k 60 yet, and 8k isn't even close to being the standard for anything, not even gaming sadly

There are plenty of 8K TVs out now 👍

@@Josh_Quinonez not affordable ones

Thanks!

Thanks bro!

Yup 4k is way smoother than 8k for me as well

@@thaqibrafi774 I wonder why that is? I mean at this point I don't even shoot with 8K. The 4K looks so much better and smoother

@@robertayala82 at 8k you can only shoot at 24fps. at 4k you can shoot at 60 fps

It literally says on your phone, 8K24FPS or 4K60FPS..

@@kV-ot1kg thanks boomer

its the shutterspeed. thats why professionals use ND filters at sunlight

It's best you turn off the video stabilization in the settings.

@@chrisk.4195 Wow, this answer just opened my eyes to everything Ive been learning for the past 2 months and hardly😂 I just realized how the ud benefit from an ND if this is a shutter speed problem. Thanks👍

At 5 minutes it just warns you that phone might overheat. But it kept on recording. I stopped it myself around 7 minutes

@@Josh_Quinonez I just hope it records at least 10 minutes 🙏🏾

Yes!

Not that long actually Lol

Yes we can expect a little bit because it's 24fps.. not as smooth as 30 or 60.

You never seen a movie before? Cause almost all movies are in 24fps

@@Long0214 than why Movies Look much better on my phone and not as laggy than this shit?

Are you using an 8K monitor?

@Josh Quiñonez No, I'm using a 4K gaming monitor, and it shouldn't matter. I can watch 8k videos on RU-vid just fine, but in 4k it doesn't really matter lol. Just saying my hardware can play 8k videos.

@@kuvyoghmoobamelica6883 yeah you're right, it's weird

no. 24fps

Doesn't exist 8K 60fps