You're only using 10%... (Top 30 Unknown Galaxy S22 Ultra Camera Features!)

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This was one of the best, most informative, well put together videos I've seen in a while. Some of these I knew, some I did not. I'm blown away at the amount of options Samsung has built in... Thank you for sharing!

This is absolutely one of the best camera function videos on YouTube! All the other YouTube channels are doing just the basic stuff and they're all doing the same thing, you have delved so deep into a lot of the amazing functions that no one else has bothered to cover. Thank You so much.

Can we just appreciate his time and editing to help us understanding the features on our phone. Your a champ mate a legend 👏

11:48 While the 4:3 aspect ratio may be unappealing to some, this allows the usage of the whole sensor as the sensors' aspect ratio is also near 4:3. If you record video in any other aspect ratio, you are essentially cropping into the sensor. Shooting with the whole sensor allows you to have some flexibility in post. For example, you can both render a regular 16:9 (landscape) video for youtube, and a 9:16 (portrait) for tiktok, reels, or shorts without too much crop (record 16:9 then crop to 9:16). Pretty much allows the reuse of recorded content for different platforms. As for the issue of black bars on playback, players nowadays do allow cropping in. You just have to remember not to frame the video in 4:3 as shown in viewfinder, but in 16:9 or 9:16 to have that "flexibility" in post or during playback. Basically, just step back a bit. I wish Samsung includes 4:3 aspect ratio in Pro Video mode, as well as the ability to shoot in higher resolution, 4k if possible even. Should give plenty of allowance in post. The maximum 1920x1440 resolution seems limiting.

Man, another great in depth tutorial. I love the way you make it so simple. These camera phones are amazing now. Thank you. 👍😎

almost all of these settings can be adjusted in the Pro photo or Pro video modes. My sister and I were travelling through Kansas a couple weeks ago. We stopped in the middle of nowhere for a break. We noticed a pattern in the night sky, it was the center of the Milky Way. It took me a minute to figure it out, but I was able to actually capture several images of the our galaxy with my Galaxy S20 FE. I used the 15second timed exposure in Pro Photo mode. It BLOWS my mind that a phone could even capture it. It was so dark out there, that without the lights from my dash in the car I couldn't see my sister on the other side of the car.

Amazing. Now I know why I bought the S22 Ultra arriving tomorrow (to replace my Note 9 still going strong) -- but all the reviews I've read barely hint at this extraordinary wealth of photographic choices. Thanks for zooming through them: glad there's a transcript too!

14:47 - One great feature not included in this video is to auto-focus on the desired object (lets say it's a house in a mountain in the distance) then press the tiny padlock icon to lock the auto-focusing, then move the phone close to a nearby leaf on the tree next to you and make a truly artistic photo with the distant house still in perfect focus while the close up leaf is nicely blurred. Or, you can lock the focus on the close object and then make everything in the distance blurred. This is especially useful when you want the focus to remain locket and still be able to point your camera in another direction or shift it sideways. This way, the blurred leaf from my example above will always stay blurry even if you point the camera directly into it with the focus being locked to the distance.

I normally like smaller phones but this S22 Ultra is amazing!! I love it!!

You just single-handedly took YouTube video production quality to JJ Abrams levels. Even if my statement is inaccurate, all that I know is I sincerely appreciate your talent, hard work and creativity. Keep on keeping on. Kudos to Samsung for all the features that they bake into their products too. Awesome video!

The moment I saw the title of the video, I was like, okay this is interesting. The moment I watched the video, I was like, wow, this is exactly how you make a camera tutorial video. Great presentation!

I was so dumb using my S22 ultra before, thanks a lot. This is one of the best and useful video I have found for my S22 Ultra camera functions 👍

I just got this phone over the weekend because my Note 10+ Couldn't be repaired and I was holding out on the upgrade because I didn't think it was much of a difference but boy was I wrong I can't begin to believe how much improved this device is! A true MONSTER of a machine! I love it all the way around hands down! MY GALAXY FAMILY PLEASE STAND UP....! 💯🙌🏿💪🏿FOREVER 🙏🏿 BLESSED ! Also this was the best video ever for this phone...! YouTube put this video @ the top...!

When you said "you are only using 10% of your phone's camera," I thought it was another exaggerated bait into the video... no.. the exact opposite. I really was only using 10% of it and this is the most informative video on this topic I have ever come across hands down.

This video is really outstanding, greatly informative and straight to the point

Loved this video and I can honestly say I see the camera on my phone in a completely different light now. It’s a pain to have to remember all these tips just to get fantastic pics. Samsung should use this review to make the camera a bit more user friendly for the average so you can use the feature straight out of the box so to speak. Thanks for the video

Samsung seems to be trying to cram neural networking into absolutely every part of the camera and I’m totally here for it.

When you are recording videos with HEVC format to save storage space, the video encoding actually degrades the quality a bit. If you truly want the best possible video for editing purposes later, you should disable HEVC, but keep in mind that the file size will basically double.

Love this video! The main reason I’m buying the S22 is because of the camera. Now I can maximize it’s features. Thank you! Kudos to this channel!