Huawei P30 Pro camera review
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Huawei P30 Pro camera review
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Re: Huawei P30 Pro camera review
#2Great... Except you won't be able to buy one soon... And there won't be any updates.
Re: Huawei P30 Pro camera review
#3Great... Except you won't be able to buy one soon... And there won't be any updates.
Only if you are in the US. For the rest of us the price will probably drop.
Re: Huawei P30 Pro camera review
#4Great... Except you won't be able to buy one soon... And there won't be any updates.
Only if you are in the US. For the rest of us the price will probably drop.
Yea but no updates for the rest of the world either. What you get with the phone is basically it, no more updates after that. Now that I think about it, the new phones won't probably have GApps in general, so no market store -> no apps (I'm sure there'll be a different market app, like Amazon or someone's, but let's get real, who wants that?)
Re: Huawei P30 Pro camera review
#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
Only if you are in the US. For the rest of us the price will probably drop.
Yea but no updates for the rest of the world either. What you get with the phone is basically it, no more updates after that. Now that I think about it, the new phones won't probably have GApps in general, so no market store -> no apps (I'm sure there'll be a different market app, like Amazon or someone's, but let's get real, who wants that?)
It'll be easy for them to ship UnGoogled Android because that's what Huawei (and other manufacturers) use on their phones in China. Demand, however, is another story...
Re: Huawei P30 Pro camera review
#6It is crazy how much the quality of the camera's has changed. I haven't looked into DSLR camera's for a few years, since I have one and am not really in the market for one now, but have there been similar advances in that tech? As in, ground breaking higher quality, more compact form factors, etc? You'd imagine if you can get this type of quality from a phone's camera, you'd be able to make truly amazing things happen with dedicated camera's.
Re: Huawei P30 Pro camera review
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
Only if you are in the US. For the rest of us the price will probably drop.
Yea but no updates for the rest of the world either. What you get with the phone is basically it, no more updates after that. Now that I think about it, the new phones won't probably have GApps in general, so no market store -> no apps (I'm sure there'll be a different market app, like Amazon or someone's, but let's get real, who wants that?)
This will find appeal among those that wish to minimise their interaction with Google.
Having a smartphone (access internet, email etc) with camera is appealing, contributing to large surveillance corporations like Google, Facebook etc is not.
This will be a tiny minority of potential users.
Re: Huawei P30 Pro camera review
#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
Only if you are in the US. For the rest of us the price will probably drop.
Yea but no updates for the rest of the world either. What you get with the phone is basically it, no more updates after that. Now that I think about it, the new phones won't probably have GApps in general, so no market store -> no apps (I'm sure there'll be a different market app, like Amazon or someone's, but let's get real, who wants that?)
if they give me something like F-droid or their own market place which endorses FOSS in a better way than what Android originally promised, e.g. minus the Google / Spyware shit preinstalled, then I'd pre-order one now. There is a window of opportunity and massive momentum for this provided they play their cards right (wouldn't hold my breath ... though ZTE on the other hand has been doing not too bad in contributing and supporting FOSS in the past).
Re: Huawei P30 Pro camera review
#9It is crazy how much the quality of the camera's has changed. I haven't looked into DSLR camera's for a few years, since I have one and am not really in the market for one now, but have there been similar advances in that tech? As in, ground breaking higher quality, more compact form factors, etc? You'd imagine if you can get this type of quality from a phone's camera, you'd be able to make truly amazing things happe…
There has but the pace is significantly slower.
Fuji just announced the GFX100 which is a medium format camera in the same body as a Canon 1DS. And there are rumours they will allow for multi-capture i.e. 400MP image out of the 100MP sensor.
But in the middle between something like that and your phone camera the market is surely going to decline.
Re: Huawei P30 Pro camera review
#10It is crazy how much the quality of the camera's has changed. I haven't looked into DSLR camera's for a few years, since I have one and am not really in the market for one now, but have there been similar advances in that tech? As in, ground breaking higher quality, more compact form factors, etc? You'd imagine if you can get this type of quality from a phone's camera, you'd be able to make truly amazing things happe…
Low-light performance is now phenomenal due to better quantum efficiency as they are now using some older CPU manufacturing process tech, and small full-frame mirror-less cameras have almost perfect autofocus now.