Last year Samsung distributed a 8K video from the Arctic Circle shot on a Galaxy S20+. In any case, the telephone remained over the freezing waters. This year the organization cooperated with National Geographic Traveler India to do the inverse – catch 8K film underneath the warm waters of the Maldives
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The Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra was in the possession of NatGeo Explorer Malaika Vaz, who ventured out to Fuvahmulah Island, otherwise known as Shark Island. The telephone was utilized to shoot 8K film and photographs, which were utilized in the video underneath.
A couple of things to know before you endeavor such a plunge. In the first place, Vaz is an expert with a ton of involvement shooting natural life. Second, the telephone's IP68 water obstruction rating is for new water just (and afterward simply up to 1.5m profundity). As you can find in the video, for diving deep into salt water, you'll need a case.
At any rate, most telephones permit you to snap photographs while recording video, yet having 8K film makes things simpler, since you can do it afterward – a solitary edge of 8K video has 32MP goal, making it a high goal photograph by its own doing.
What's more, you can see Vaz utilizing that alternative in the video, just as snapping a couple of stills. NatGeo Traveler posted a few photographs.
While recording submerged in the Maldives, I was encircled by tiger sharks, Hawksbill turtles, schools of fish, and coral, and I had the option to catch super-high-goal video film of these species easily. The Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G's 8K Video Snap permitted me to concentrate on recording sharks with the certainty that I could never got a chance for an extraordinary arrangement of pictures! As a National Geographic Explorer and movie producer, I would say that my experience shooting with the Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G has been unique and amazing," said Malaika Vaz.
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