Huawei P40 Pro review

26 Mar 2020


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  • 02 Apr 2020

Shui8, 02 Apr 2020Its gonna be a long list to provide. If you love Samsung so... moreSpeaking frankly, Samsung cannont be blamed for these cases as the releases wasn't by Samsung officially. Because Samsung Hongkong or Samsung Brazil these aren't really run by them. But when the news got to the office, those were taken down. You might say These are Samsung's responsibily somehow. Yes some part of blame goes to them as well. But they can't really focuses on midrange all the time in all country. This didn't happen from their official page, neither did happen for their flagships. Also don't forget who did that ? Hong Kong ( basically a Chinese).
Just like I said earlier. You can't trust them.

But Huawei does those cheating from their main page. They also got caught doing it for their flagships.

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    • 02 Apr 2020

    AnonD-754814, 02 Apr 2020I won't consider it unless it's 120+ degree field of view. ... moreIts up to you if you wont consider it. Doesnt change the fact that its indeed actually an UltraWide.

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      • 02 Apr 2020

      AnonD-754814, 02 Apr 2020Man. We're not gonna trust your words. We need proof. Proo... moreIts gonna be a long list to provide. If you love Samsung so much, u can start yourself on older Galaxy camera ad, which you yourself knows how its actual quality in real life. I dont mind if you dont trust me, but i know exactly what I've saw.

      The got caught is A8, not A9 (eventhough all A9 camera ad got 'for illustrative purposes' watermark lol).
      - https://m.gsmarena.com/samsung_caught_using_dslr_photo_on_samsung_galaxy_a8_star_landing_page-news-34529.php

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        • 02 Apr 2020

        Shui8, 02 Apr 2020And I wasnt either. The real question is can you & I ca... moreI won't consider it unless it's 120+ degree field of view. What can I say , I'm old-School.

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          • 02 Apr 2020

          Shui8, 02 Apr 2020Use your logical thought. Almost most of the ads using DSLR... moreMan. We're not gonna trust your words.
          We need proof. Proof from a trustworthy source.
          I'm not sure But I don't remember Samsung doing any pre release photo officially.
          Same goes about others. Please share some real source just like Emeline shared about Huawei caught cheating.

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            • 02 Apr 2020

            AnonD-754814, 02 Apr 2020You are making serious accusation. Can you share any sourc... moreUse your logical thought. Almost most of the ads using DSLR. Its wrong, its real, its bussiness.

            I dont want to pick any link when u can easily search for all of those ads on youtube. Just provide some example.

            Iphone - do u believe selfie shots on billboard signboard (needs a lot of resolution) on highway taken by 7mp front cam?
            - Its ad on adjustable DOF definitely DSLR quality lol.

            Samsung - Admit for faking A9 shots. Thats when its got caught, imagine the one its not (I've seen plenty of them)

            Sony - Pathethic promo on its lossless zoom & lowlight camera ad on a video (Z1), when i know on reality its not (know the actual limitation, even i bought the phone)

            Nokia - Lumia 920? Caught using DSLR? Afterwards all its ad got 'for illustrative purposes' watermark, means still cheating but safe play using watermark.

            Actually if youre seriously knows about photography, can easily spot between DSLR or smartphone cam quality. There are some real photos used of course, but most of the time its not. I think this issue getting far off from what these thread about. Gonna leave it here.

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              • 02 Apr 2020

              Shui8, 02 Apr 2020Did u even open the link? By definition it means a 35mm fil... moreYou lack sense of humor. I wasn't doing a war with you with the definition.
              I was saying the camera isn't enough wide as the competitors.
              I am not sure why do you keep giving me the definition.
              Now about the main camera you said it's 27mm while pixel binning.
              Can't the sensor shoot at full 50MP ?
              I assume it can. Then this also is a ultrawide according to your definition.
              I don't get it why are you making it complicated ?
              I was simply saying as the P40 pro has much narrower field of view, can we really call it ultrawide ? My sentence was more on the hypothetical rather than a concrete definitaion.

              As you are so much shouting about the definition. Let's say this,
              Using degrees of view is much more easier than using the focal length as the focal length changes for sensor type . In mid 20th century when ultrawide angle lenses was introduced then the definition was to have more than 120 degree filed of view. Later the manufacturers brought it down to 90 degree view for totally business purpose.
              I'm not complaining on this either.
              I simply saying adding 18mm lens doesn't add much more in the frame.

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                • 02 Apr 2020

                Shui8, 02 Apr 2020Oh this issue again. I dont believe on the ads at all, rath... moreYou are making serious accusation.
                Can you share any source for your accusation on Apple, Samsung, Sony and Nokia(the real one) ?

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                  • 02 Apr 2020

                  [deleted post]And I wasnt either. The real question is can you & I call it as ultrawide, when its narrower than others? I simply explain its not about you can call it or not, because it is a must, as a basic knowledge in focal lenght. Get it?

                    [deleted post]I'm considering buying the Pro as I'm really curious about the camera system.

                    I'm worried about the potential screen issue if getting a device with an LG panel because other users affected by the Mate 20 Pro Gluegate reported that they didn't experience issues before 1-3 months after the purchase. At that time the 14 day return policy does not apply anymore so it would be more problematic if that happened with the P40 Pro as well.

                      Shui8, 02 Apr 2020Ok i have enough of this BS. Read my replies on Morsel belo... moreLater.

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                        • 02 Apr 2020

                        Emeline Shaw, 02 Apr 2020I hope this was a bad joke and that you are not being serio... moreOk i have enough of this BS. Read my replies on Morsel below.

                        Sorry but i wont entertain people that has this kind of attitude. Bye.

                          Shui8, 02 Apr 2020Oh this issue again. I dont believe on the ads at all, rath... moreStop evading what Huawei did - they was caught lying, LYING, to their customers.

                            Shui8, 02 Apr 2020Well i trust them (especially Huawei/Honor), jumpship from ... moreI hope this was a bad joke and that you are not being serious.

                            This is just one (actually 2) examples of Huawei lying and cheating their customers: https://www.theverge.com/2019/3/11/18260213/huawei-fake-photos-p30-pro-camera-ad-dslr

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                              • 02 Apr 2020

                              [deleted post]I dont think it will, same as professional. The very wide lens only suitable for vlogging people, u know, the one that like to use GoPro. And i never saw a 'Dramatic Movie' using lens that wide.

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                                • 02 Apr 2020

                                AnonD-754814, 02 Apr 2020Care to tell us the stories about How many times Huawei was... moreOh this issue again. I dont believe on the ads at all, rather wait for real review before buy something. That is all marketing stuff. Its more to show the features for illustrative purposes. Average joe will fall for it, but not me.

                                It goes the same to every company, u name it, Sony, Huawei, Nokia, Samsung, Apple....all use DSLR for their camera marketing (some saved by watermark 'for illustrative purposes'). I can definitely spot it right away.

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                                  • 02 Apr 2020

                                  AnonD-754814, 02 Apr 2020I didn't ask for the definition. I was saying how much narr... moreDid u even open the link? By definition it means a 35mm film equilvalent, that has shorter FL than 24mm is ULTRAWIDE. I dont have a problem even it is wider on others, but theres no two words about it.

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                                    • 02 Apr 2020

                                    Shui8, 02 Apr 2020Because the 23mm main lens pixel-binned to 27mm results? ... moreI didn't ask for the definition. I was saying how much narrow the lens is. Other manufacturers offer much wider view. So, can we really call it a ultrawide ?

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                                      • 02 Apr 2020

                                      Shui8, 02 Apr 2020Well i trust them (especially Huawei/Honor), jumpship from ... moreCare to tell us the stories about How many times Huawei was being caught lying ?
                                      Specially presenting DSLR's photo saying it's capurted by their phone.

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                                        • 02 Apr 2020

                                        AnonD-754814, 01 Apr 2020Mr. definition guy ! In that case why did they even bothe... moreBecause the 23mm main lens pixel-binned to 27mm results?

                                        And the 18mm 'Cine' Lens using more traditional 3:2 sensor like DSLR does. Got that cinematic effect, especially for videos. And for professionals, it is spot on. I rarely saw professional photographer/videographer using the narrower lens that smartphone nowadays implementing. Back in the days, its just for vlogging people that travels a lot, like using a GoPro.

                                        And the definiton about UltraWide angle, its just basic photography. - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultra_wide_angle_lens

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