Samsung caught using DSLR photo on Galaxy A8 Star landing page
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- Spongebob
- sxr
- 04 Dec 2018
Whackcar, 04 Dec 2018When Huawei did the same a while back, the haters were quic... moreYeah. I noticed that. Funny isn't. Now they have close battle in all aspec.
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- AnonD-804996
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- 04 Dec 2018
Lol? Why is this even a news? Yeah, sure, it's expected that examples are made by the actual device, but for marketing purposes they ALWAYS do mockups or exaggerate things. It's nothing new.
- Whackcar
- X}3
- 04 Dec 2018
When Huawei did the same a while back, the haters were quick to attack them.
Let's hope these haters do the same for Samsung... Oh wait, we already have comments defending this move. Too many hypocrite fanboys here.
Personally, i didn't had a issue with this then, and i still don't have a issue with this now. This is how modern day marketing works. Nothing shocking or surprising about it.
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- Anonymous
- U2T
- 04 Dec 2018
no shtt don't trust marketing
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- Chris_Skylock
- kxZ
- 04 Dec 2018
There's this thing called "used to simulate the actual feature" that can put on the bottom as a subtitle. Like most car ads and some other promotional videos. Jeez.
I used to do this with my Nokia Lumia 920 before. Darkening my 2nd photo to simulate the bad quality of a competitor's photo and I put "simulation of other phone's camera" at their respective time when most phones have crappy cameras anyways
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- Carol
- mVu
- 04 Dec 2018
You don't say?
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- Anonymous
- mT@
- 04 Dec 2018
No confidence or desire for their own products, they were even caught tweeting about their phone model, from an iPhone, yet again.
https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-46426937
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- 04 Dec 2018
Facepalm.
At least it was used only to represent a feature (how Live Focus works) and not the phone's camera quality unlike the last time where it was directly implied (Huasomething)