I really lost it when I voted for shallower depth of field and finding out later it lost. It's so backwards but I guess that's how the average person views it.
The fact that people didn't vote pixel 4 is crazy.
I hobe your eye is getting alright..
Bro get some Visine and a nap your eye looks horrible.
Yes!! Note 10+ ???
I really appreciate the quality of my monitor screen when I watch your crispy videos
brighter photos: hey Everyone: wow that's the best pic I ever saw
Aww shit , yeah! Just got the Note10+ 5G over the weekend! Super Happy with this phone! The camera notch doesn't even bother me like I thought it would! (Came from an S8+)
The methodology has issues. It's not double blind, has a sample size of 1 photo per round, and is not randomized. It's a really great idea but you can't really draw too many conclusions from it
I think you should alter the process from a k.o.-system to a league system so everyone competes against everyone twice, earns 3 points for a clear win, 1 for a draw if the result is within 45/55 and 0 points for a loss. so good phones don't end "out" immedately but on a lower rank in the league with still an option to win over all
I think you should have professional panel, like photographers or something
Surely the better photo is the one most people prefer?
Tell me the introduction to the phones wasn’t like the dog show on thanksgiving.
End of this month will give u 10 million dude. Its so amazing to see ur progress
Lol the pixel 4 photo of the car looks like it's cgi edited in
They picked the S10e over the Pixel 4 because it made your Jordans look cleaner ?
Ok people just like bright ass pictures
Samsung's camera has a variable aperture and it did that shot at f/2.4 I'm pretty sure which versus f/1.8 will have more in focus. You can force the f/1.5 shot with the natural bokeh but then you're not in auto mode.
MKBHD you should do a blind test for the last 4.. And explain why did you pick each one. This would also educate us on identifying a good and great photo.
You should do this except the photo comes from the same phone everytime. See what reasons people come up with.
Love these tests. Would love to see a DSLR image as a control next time to judge what the colors and scene really look like
They didn't do the Iphone justice
0:33 Never seen a more beautiful screenshot before.
I really lost it when I voted for shallower depth of field and finding out later it lost. It's so backwards but I guess that's how the average person views it.
The fact that people didn't vote pixel 4 is crazy.
I hobe your eye is getting alright..
Bro get some Visine and a nap your eye looks horrible.
Yes!! Note 10+ ???
I really appreciate the quality of my monitor screen when I watch your crispy videos
brighter photos: hey
Everyone: wow that's the best pic I ever saw
Aww shit , yeah! Just got the Note10+ 5G over the weekend! Super Happy with this phone! The camera notch doesn't even bother me like I thought it would! (Came from an S8+)
The methodology has issues. It's not double blind, has a sample size of 1 photo per round, and is not randomized. It's a really great idea but you can't really draw too many conclusions from it
I think you should alter the process from a k.o.-system to a league system so everyone competes against everyone twice, earns 3 points for a clear win, 1 for a draw if the result is within 45/55 and 0 points for a loss. so good phones don't end "out" immedately but on a lower rank in the league with still an option to win over all
I think you should have professional panel, like photographers or something
Surely the better photo is the one most people prefer?
wtf is wrong with twitter and instagram? 0:32
Tell me the introduction to the phones wasn’t like the dog show on thanksgiving.
End of this month will give u 10 million dude. Its so amazing to see ur progress
Lol the pixel 4 photo of the car looks like it's cgi edited in
They picked the S10e over the Pixel 4 because it made your Jordans look cleaner ?
Ok people just like bright ass pictures
Samsung's camera has a variable aperture and it did that shot at f/2.4 I'm pretty sure which versus f/1.8 will have more in focus. You can force the f/1.5 shot with the natural bokeh but then you're not in auto mode.
MKBHD you should do a blind test for the last 4.. And explain why did you pick each one. This would also educate us on identifying a good and great photo.
You should do this except the photo comes from the same phone everytime. See what reasons people come up with.
Love these tests. Would love to see a DSLR image as a control next time to judge what the colors and scene really look like
They didn't do the Iphone justice
0:33 Never seen a more beautiful screenshot before.