No not everybody! I do edit my own photos and try to nail the colours and exposure in the camera. I hate to sit down and edit for hour. And I do not use Insta filters.
After two hours of watching random stuff on youtube this feels like a break from all the hectical stressed clips, intros, music changes, wooshes and meme sounds. Thanks for that!
... and I love it, he is the best. He is very direct and I love his approach to reviews where he doesn`t try to be smarter than us. Dave is just one of us who like to play with technology and it must be great to be his friend in real life. I would love to have a coffe with him and talk about many different things, not just about tech, he seems like genuine guy
@@Sharky165 yeah definitely will recoup it, I wonder if it will be in phone sale price, or if they expect more sales overall to increase, especially with rumour of oneplus watch
I put the name (in the correct font) on my shoes. Looks good. Cost me 2 bucks. I put a red Alpa button on my faux carbon fiber phone case. I'm standing next to my neighbor's Pagani Huyra. Got a quarter?
I love how Dave always treats his devices kindly. He picked the phone up on 2:15 and then slowly and gently put it back down. And Dave does this with every device! Most TH-camrs almost slam the devices on the table as if they were nothing.
Hasselblad has good color science because it’s been medium format with all the dynamic range and tonality that comes with it. Phase one, Hasselblad, Fuji all have great colors.
Nobody cares about color science on a medium format camera. Everyone using it will shoot raw and color grade in post. Fuji gfx series is the real deal.
@@MrAyybee2cold The thing with all these companies is that their pictures come with a character of their own. I think It's a really smart move from OnePlus to differentiate their smartphone camera on character rather than another lens or more megapixels.
@@Chopper153 have you ever colour corrected skin tones in post? It’s very difficult, now try do that for every single photo you take with the gfx. On top of that the gfx is relatively cheaply made compared to the X1D - the bottom plate has been reported to snap in half. The only good thing is the IBIS and faster autofocus, but I would still take the X1D ii over the gfx 100s
@@Chopper153 Color science gives the photograph its first characteristics. Sony had to re-evaluate their color science on the current Alpha line to compete with Canon, it matters to a large demographic. As for Fuji GFX that is their highest tier vs Hasselblad's entry level tier. That comparison is like saying Nikon is the real deal because a D5 is better then Canons T3i.
I love that I don't have to be tech savvy to watch your videos. I've been a follower for a while, but I've always appreciated how short and concise the videos are and easy to understand verbiage! ✨
New intro is really nice... it’s articulate and succinct, and allows for you to get right into the action. Excited to see how good this camera will actually be!
Oneplus has never marketed any of their phones with features that *didn't* deliver. So yeah, they're legit going to deliver on the camera. Cuz as much as people enjoy bashing the company for it's device lineup. They still deliver the best close to stock Android experience out there.
I’m pretty sure the Hasselblad agreement is for their pixel shift technology and the agreement helps Hasselblad stay relevant in the consumers mind. Their equipment is so exclusive the average person probably doesn’t even know they still exist.
And why should the average consumer care about Hasselblad? Hasselblad is pure High end and with extremely high price tags. They NEVER had the average consumer in their mind as potential buyers for their products... This really doesn't make sense
@@Raja995mh33 Because for the first time Canon and Nikon highest and cameras are reaching the prices of Hasselblad‘s entry camera so I believe they see it as an opportunity for awareness of their brand.
Finally someone saying that the Oneplus 8 pro has good cameras. Everyone just keeps saying Oneplus never had a great camera system in their phones but they just forget to say that one of their phones had a good one. Thanks to D2D for that 👏
MrMobile did mention 8Pro is an xception... MKBHD said OnePlus have good cameras but not great. Let's see if 9Pro can make them go with new terminology xD
@@ascend2046 nah it's as good in video department and in stills there is a TH-camr who comapred iphone 12 with OnePlus 8 pro in each and every category from stills to video and portrait. OnePlus 8 pro only lost in portrait coz of its colour were not as natural as iphone 12 in human subject's. Even mqbhd said 8 pro has flagship lvl camera.
If they can add a toggle in the settings to shoot/save Oneplus colors or Hasselblad colors as an optional LUT, that would be amazing. Having it easy to select a perfect color-accurate photo vs a stylized look you may prefer in certain situations without having to know how to video edit or to go through the process of it.
Very nice engaging presentation. Not one that uses my smartphone camera seriously, but nevertheless, do use it quite a lot. Have seen some really eye-catching videos recorded on the iPhone12 and think that they’ve come a long way from the heavily pixelated images of the 90’s flip-phones. A new sub here👍😄
@@VaunShiz Google has never needed it either; their computational photo software - esp considering it's employed on aged sensor hardware - is already among the very best out there. To tack on the original commenter's theme, I would wager that, for the vast majority of smartphone buyers, the word/brand-name "Pixel" evokes a stronger sense of emphasis on quality photography than does "Hasselblad".
@@VaunShiz I’d rather not pay extra money just to say “yeah I have the word hasselblad written on my phone”. That’s some stupid iPhone level flex shit.
No wayyy I didn't know you were from Toronto bro! I'm up in the new market area! Lots of positive vibes coming your way from up north. Smartphone cameras have gotten better over the years(specially at hand held night shots) but I really wish they used a one inch sensor instead of trying to get features like 8k video and stuff. It would do so much more for image quality. The Nokia 808 PureView came out ages ago and can still hold a candle to current smartphones in terms of image quality. I wish there was some company trying the way Nokia used to to improve the smartphone camera. I currently own with the pixel 4xl and it's great for what it is, especially for stills. I don't see a lot of upgrades in current smartphone cameras unless it's in the video department.
I was using Nokia Lumia 5years back. Had a small 6.1 megapixels but the pictures were as good if not better than flagships at that time . Because they use Zeiss optics. Lens does make a lot difference in the pictures.
After Hasselblad’s last partnership experience, with Sony, they have to make it work as they got badly burnt that time around. Yes, I know this is the reverse of that last time, but they can’t afford to not mess up again. One Plus and Hasselblad need this to work for both of their reputations.
@@Maikeru_Dabittsu they partnered with Sony to bring about a more ‘affordable’ Hasselblad camera range... Whch saw the RX100 being sold with minor cosmetic changes but costing considerably much more than the Sony cameras... Needless to say it went down faster than a lead balloon.
@@DavidHuston Your comment? Yes, it is. It's common knowledge that DJI (Da Jiang Innovations) have a majority stake in Hasselblad, and that OnePlus is a Chinese company both which operate out of Shenzhen in Guangdong. It's also common knowledge that Chinese companies give preferential treatment to other Chinese companies because it helps them in the global marketplace - just the same as western companies do, too. So what was your actual issue with the OP's statement?
I'm personally really excited to see how much better the cameras are. Though I would have liked if there was just a good quality 2X telephoto camera instead of 3x 8mp they have been using since 7 pro.
When you realise Google has been using same hardware from 2016 and still doing wonders with software processing, guess what It can do with new hardware
I hope google would get some great sensors soon. I mean if Hasselblad really is helping oneplus improve this much mby a good collab would be cool for google pixel phones too
@@ascend2046 noooo! All these Collab stuff is just marketing and to attract customers. Instead of blowing up 250M on this deal (which they would include in the cost of the phone and recover from customers anyways) they could have just hired some professionals who are good in these stuff. Google/apple/samsung they don't have any collaborations yet they take great pictures.
I come to every Dave2D video for the bass drop in the intro. I stay for the content.
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"I think this partnership will be legit because they wouldn't draw so much attention to it if it wasn't" Well, anyone remember Huawei and Leica? How mediocre Motorola Moto Z Hasselblad accessory was? How companies constantly flex about supposedly huge partnerships that in the end are just mediocre and barely compete with the usual top-end stuff? Yea, well, I hope I'm wrong, but I'm not hyped at all for this oneplus x hasselblad partnership, I think it's just another marketing move. We've all seen this exact thing happen before. And it will keep happening. It's marketing, makes drama, makes people and the press talk about them, makes the world know about them 😉
@sbcontt YT No, OnePlus needs Hassy more, as the biggest knock against their devices all along has been photo quality. Hassy still more than holds its own in the medium-format space; granted, that's never been a massive space, and undoubtedly has shrunk over the past 20 or so years. But master portraitists like Annie Leibovitz still swear by them, and as long as people keep getting married...🤣
@@Sharky165 uhm no.. Hasselblad literally aim for professional, which is mean niche-small-targeted audiences. Like simple rational thought would tell you're wrong. For crying out loud the name Annie Lobotomy doesn't ring anyone's bell
Well, TBF, $150 million IS a sizable investment in a photo-licensing partnership, even for a large company like BBK Electronics (owners of OnePlus). If the results don't "wow" the tech crowd and consumers enough to translate into increased sales to more than offset that partnership cost, then yeah, OP will look a bit dumb.
@@VaunShiz He has somewhat of a point though, esp regarding OnePlus. That Hassy branding will almost invariably push the OP 9 Pro pricing over the $1K threshold. From a company whose flagships were in the $500 range as recently as a couple of years ago. As Dave mentions, OP _must_ deliver the photo/video goods this time around, or these phones simply won't sell. There's SO much competition in the premium flagship space, that one really has to _want_ to choose OP at those prices.
if you think about it, the color is the most important thing for their camera set up. If it's gonna have better hdr and bring more detail in the shot you have to have a good color science to represent those details
My question is how much this partnership is going to effect their phones prices🤔 . You can't forget the expensive Hasselblad branding. I'm really hopefull about OnePlus 9 series
@@ericstorm8277 knowing that there is a difference between propriety hardware IP and software vs your typical Sony IMX sensor and lenses used by everyone other smartphone manufacturer?
Good points mentioned. We all hope for that too. Wanted to try out 1+ for a long time but their cameras didn't do proper justice to the asking price of their flagships. Let's hope this year is different.🤞
@@stockfish3379 A gaming laptop that has an unrealistic price in my country. For a 2K 165Hz 16 "display with frameless design, Ryzen 5 5th gen and RTX 3060, Lenovo asks only 1100 euros.
The partnership with Hasselblad sounds and looks like 90% marketing and 10% usefulness. And we as consumers have to pay for that marketing and Hasselblad-license...
It's unlikely they went to the trouble of collaborating with Hassleblad who are extremely proud of their reputation just for the sake of it. It would be nice to have Huawei quality in a One Plus. Here's hoping.
I had a Hassie 501CM in my student days, but the big appeal of it for me was the camera itself. The quality of the images was down to the Zeiss lenses and the 2x2" "sensor", and I could have gotten equivalent quality from a Mamiya or Fuji or Rolleiflex. The name brand itself doesn't carry a whole lot of weight for me, so I won't be getting excited about a Hasselblad-branded phone camera until I've seen Dave & Marques deliver their verdicts.
I think its time they turn the dial to 11 in the imaging dept. I've always been a huge OP fan. Had the One, 5, 5T, 6, 8 Pro and I plan on snagging the 9 Pro as well. I have enjoyed the 8 pro's optics over the others, but there is still room for improvement. Fingers crossed this partnership is what turns that dial.
Great post. I was having this very chat with my brother the other day, who is in the market for a new camera soon. For me I wondered what Hasselblad could bring optically to the camera over what they would undoubtedly bring from a software standpoint. I do however feel that it is as much Hasselblad not wanting to damage their name as it is OnePlus. Hasselblad has made its name with high end professional systems, so this pairing almost feels like a toy project for them. I currently have a Pixel, and have been super happy with it, but also - as I also shoot with a regular camera - am beginning to feel I want something better in my pocket, one day. I shall be watching with great interest how the Oneplus/Hasselblad pairing goes as cold be a really progressive move for mobile photography.
Think their camera system will be legit?
First to reply
Maybe
notice me!
Could be
Heeeelllll yeah
Starts with “okay“, this is going to be exciting
Every video starts with okay
@@Cosplayinghuman Every video is exciting
@@Cosplayinghuman alright
@@TH-camMaxxing nah that's an illusion
@@TH-camMaxxing LoL I cleaned the whole backyard with that broom it's gonna be dirty
OnePlus: Spends millions in Hasselblad colour licensing.
Everbody: Puts a shitty insta filter on photos.
No not everybody! I do edit my own photos and try to nail the colours and exposure in the camera. I hate to sit down and edit for hour. And I do not use Insta filters.
😂😂😂
😂😂😂 ikr? Snapchat filters have the power to make photos taken with the most expensive camera look like garbage.
th-cam.com/video/-HXIyoFfI_0/w-d-xo.html
Not everyone, bold of you to assume I edit my pics after I take them
we need a video mix of Dave carefully putting his phones down on the table
so soothing
Lol
Not only phones, the laptops too. The style, empathy for both table and phone, the camera angle: just D2D.
And on the other end we have Linus.
@@krupeshmodi4049 #linusdropthings
Hasselblad is actually famous for their colors, if a camera can recreate this icon look, thats pretty valuable.
Yeah if you put medium format sensor on a the phone
You notice the difference editing in post.
@@nightmarekali3522 lol
I didn't know hasselblad until OnePlus started to post about it
Photography must not be your gig.
@@darkspeed62 that's definitely it
"If its not legit, Oneplus is gonna look like clowns."
Oneplus: We're gonna extend our launch date guys.
😂
Bruh😂😂😂😂😂
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
🤣
😂🤣
They cracked the $800 mark last year without sponsored cameras. The oneplus 9's gonna start at $999 now.
I dearly hope not, they are gonna look like clowns if their 9 pro is 200 bucks more than Samsung's latest flagship
Yeah, and it sucks
guess i’ll wait for sony phones lol
That is going to be 200%
@@tommymician121 but they probably are going to look like clowns.
I think he already has a a review unit, and this is his "foreshadowing" video.
boy!! now that I think of it, this video seems less of hope and more of a hint!!!
@@techngames160 u r a legend.... Seriously i have doubt when d2d leaks the phone via some pics 3 weeks before which no big leakers haven't...
@@techngames160 been thinking the same.
yup, less than 2 weeks left until launch
he definitely has the review unit
That's totally possible...
One of these days Dave will start his video with "Damn" and it will cause a space time distortion.
100th like
Lmao ikr
After two hours of watching random stuff on youtube this feels like a break from all the hectical stressed clips, intros, music changes, wooshes and meme sounds. Thanks for that!
yeah, the calmness
The official return of the dual tube lights in the back
he's so minimal, that his opening statement is 'OK' only...
yeah the splash screen with his logo has even been shortened down to like 2 seconds
Domt forgets da iconics "Alright"
Alright!
Minimalism is the height of creativity, agreed?
... and I love it, he is the best.
He is very direct and I love his approach to reviews where he doesn`t try to be smarter than us.
Dave is just one of us who like to play with technology and it must be great to be his friend in real life.
I would love to have a coffe with him and talk about many different things, not just about tech, he seems like genuine guy
And the consumer will pay about $100 more because of this MARKETING!
No doubt about that...OnePlus is going to recoup that partnership cost, one way or another, and raising product pricing is the quickest & easiest way.
@@Sharky165 yeah definitely will recoup it, I wonder if it will be in phone sale price, or if they expect more sales overall to increase, especially with rumour of oneplus watch
I put the name (in the correct font) on my shoes. Looks good. Cost me 2 bucks. I put a red Alpa button on my faux carbon fiber phone case. I'm standing next to my neighbor's Pagani Huyra. Got a quarter?
He's definitely making oneplus repent on their partnership decision 😅
Out of all the reviewers that i have seen, Dave's the only one who liked the Oneplus 8 pro camera.
Guys, we did it. We brought the tube lights back 🤘😍
Dave, I know you already have the phone in hand
For real for real.
He don't lie
The phone is still under development
Mkbhd already leaked it, handsown
Then why not dave too have it?
@@dilberpshakir wait, Marquess did? Give the source please
I love how Dave always treats his devices kindly. He picked the phone up on 2:15 and then slowly and gently put it back down. And Dave does this with every device! Most TH-camrs almost slam the devices on the table as if they were nothing.
Hassalblad has some legendary color science. IMO even “just the color science” is immensely cool.
Hasselblad has good color science because it’s been medium format with all the dynamic range and tonality that comes with it. Phase one, Hasselblad, Fuji all have great colors.
Nobody cares about color science on a medium format camera. Everyone using it will shoot raw and color grade in post. Fuji gfx series is the real deal.
@@MrAyybee2cold The thing with all these companies is that their pictures come with a character of their own. I think It's a really smart move from OnePlus to differentiate their smartphone camera on character rather than another lens or more megapixels.
@@Chopper153 have you ever colour corrected skin tones in post? It’s very difficult, now try do that for every single photo you take with the gfx. On top of that the gfx is relatively cheaply made compared to the X1D - the bottom plate has been reported to snap in half. The only good thing is the IBIS and faster autofocus, but I would still take the X1D ii over the gfx 100s
@@Chopper153 Color science gives the photograph its first characteristics. Sony had to re-evaluate their color science on the current Alpha line to compete with Canon, it matters to a large demographic. As for Fuji GFX that is their highest tier vs Hasselblad's entry level tier. That comparison is like saying Nikon is the real deal because a D5 is better then Canons T3i.
This channel is so good. Dave is always to the point and never oversells.
I love that I don't have to be tech savvy to watch your videos. I've been a follower for a while, but I've always appreciated how short and concise the videos are and easy to understand verbiage! ✨
Damn, those night shots are gorgeous :O
New intro is really nice... it’s articulate and succinct, and allows for you to get right into the action. Excited to see how good this camera will actually be!
little too...gradient-ty though (sorry idk how to say it)
TBT I liked when he didn't have any intro at all. (In particular, I liked the one mimicking a Russian knife)
Dave: "OnePlus will be clowns if it doesn't work out."
OnePlus Employees: Remove their clown costume.
Buahahahahhahahhahahaaaha 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 dude u fucking got me
This is so funny lmao.
Oneplus has never marketed any of their phones with features that *didn't* deliver. So yeah, they're legit going to deliver on the camera.
Cuz as much as people enjoy bashing the company for it's device lineup. They still deliver the best close to stock Android experience out there.
@@silvercomet5330 OxygenOS is WAAAAAAY better than Xiaomi's ad-infested MiUI and Vivo's shitty ColorOS
dave has a very subtle yet powerful approach when it comes to reviews. hands up!
i love how simple and quick the intro was.. so refreshing
I’m pretty sure the Hasselblad agreement is for their pixel shift technology and the agreement helps Hasselblad stay relevant in the consumers mind. Their equipment is so exclusive the average person probably doesn’t even know they still exist.
And why should the average consumer care about Hasselblad? Hasselblad is pure High end and with extremely high price tags. They NEVER had the average consumer in their mind as potential buyers for their products...
This really doesn't make sense
To be honest, I had no idea what hasselblad was up until this point.
@@Raja995mh33 Because for the first time Canon and Nikon highest and cameras are reaching the prices of Hasselblad‘s entry camera so I believe they see it as an opportunity for awareness of their brand.
What is the benefit of the pixel shift tech?
Hasselblad pixel shift? You mean the same stuff that Olympus, Pentax, Sony, and Panasonic have? Hasselblad is not exclusive for this😂😂
The tubelights are back😆😆 Missed those 2
The aesthetic. sweet and short to the point. this is why i love watching Dave2D's videos.
Most simplistic and detailed explanation ever about all this hasselblad partnership.
Finally someone saying that the Oneplus 8 pro has good cameras. Everyone just keeps saying Oneplus never had a great camera system in their phones but they just forget to say that one of their phones had a good one. Thanks to D2D for that 👏
Literally every review of op 8 pro said that it had an excellent camera.
MrMobile did mention 8Pro is an xception... MKBHD said OnePlus have good cameras but not great. Let's see if 9Pro can make them go with new terminology xD
Yeah gee, very important. Get a fucking life.
It's pretty good for stills but I'm pretty sure that it definitely takes a hit in the video department especially with shadows in the scene.
@@ascend2046 nah it's as good in video department and in stills there is a TH-camr who comapred iphone 12 with OnePlus 8 pro in each and every category from stills to video and portrait. OnePlus 8 pro only lost in portrait coz of its colour were not as natural as iphone 12 in human subject's. Even mqbhd said 8 pro has flagship lvl camera.
It´s hard to be hyped when companies show you everything before the official launch.
True said man
Damn, you switched to 2:1🔥
Yeah, no more black bars on the sides
Waiting for unbox therapy to do the same
yep now perfect
Me who’s on iPad and any screen ratio produces black bars: 😕
Still black bars on my note 20
If they can add a toggle in the settings to shoot/save Oneplus colors or Hasselblad colors as an optional LUT, that would be amazing. Having it easy to select a perfect color-accurate photo vs a stylized look you may prefer in certain situations without having to know how to video edit or to go through the process of it.
Very nice engaging presentation. Not one that uses my smartphone camera seriously, but nevertheless, do use it quite a lot. Have seen some really eye-catching videos recorded on the iPhone12 and think that they’ve come a long way from the heavily pixelated images of the 90’s flip-phones. A new sub here👍😄
honestly i bet the avg consumer doesn’t even know what hasselblad is
I know , you know when apple and Samsung don't bother with fancy camera partnerships you miiiite be wasting your money
@@VaunShiz Google has never needed it either; their computational photo software - esp considering it's employed on aged sensor hardware - is already among the very best out there.
To tack on the original commenter's theme, I would wager that, for the vast majority of smartphone buyers, the word/brand-name "Pixel" evokes a stronger sense of emphasis on quality photography than does "Hasselblad".
@@VaunShiz
I’d rather not pay extra money just to say “yeah I have the word hasselblad written on my phone”. That’s some stupid iPhone level flex shit.
Because their cameras cost as much as a Benz E-class.
@@VaunShiz lol my phone has hasselblad on it it must be good lol
I saw ""CN tower"", just realized you are in downtown toronto, so close to you.
"FBI open the door"
@@MuhlisErtugrul you mean “RCMP please open up eh”
I’m sure Dave loves reading these comments, too! Stalker! 😮
Yea he probably lives around St Andrews
@@yakovhadash Lol 😂
I hope this can be the first year I get a OnePlus phone.
I’ve never been able to make the switch because of their cameras.
Just got a OP8T, and glad i made the switch. Solid hardware and the software flies
@@Faboulsfabouls hope you won't regret the switch with the late updates, still no stable android 11 for the 7t pro
Same reason. I'm into Pixel phones because of camera and software. Will keep an eye for Oneplus 9 Pro.
@@louaibe3837 i thought OPs usually get fast updates?
the first Dave2D video on new format! super great! I love it 😎
No wayyy I didn't know you were from Toronto bro! I'm up in the new market area!
Lots of positive vibes coming your way from up north.
Smartphone cameras have gotten better over the years(specially at hand held night shots) but I really wish they used a one inch sensor instead of trying to get features like 8k video and stuff. It would do so much more for image quality.
The Nokia 808 PureView came out ages ago and can still hold a candle to current smartphones in terms of image quality.
I wish there was some company trying the way Nokia used to to improve the smartphone camera.
I currently own with the pixel 4xl and it's great for what it is, especially for stills. I don't see a lot of upgrades in current smartphone cameras unless it's in the video department.
colors are important, i would like to shoot the beautiful reds of sunset and the orange moon when it first starts to rise, and many other stuff
He's wearing the shirt guys. You know its gonna be good ..
You know it's a good video when Dave starts with "Oh-kay."
Damn. You killed it with the thumbnail.
Perfect.
I was using Nokia Lumia 5years back. Had a small 6.1 megapixels but the pictures were as good if not better than flagships at that time . Because they use Zeiss optics. Lens does make a lot difference in the pictures.
After Hasselblad’s last partnership experience, with Sony, they have to make it work as they got badly burnt that time around.
Yes, I know this is the reverse of that last time, but they can’t afford to not mess up again. One Plus and Hasselblad need this to work for both of their reputations.
What was the last time?
@@Maikeru_Dabittsu They were in mediocre vertu ti afaik
@@Maikeru_Dabittsu they partnered with Sony to bring about a more ‘affordable’ Hasselblad camera range... Whch saw the RX100 being sold with minor cosmetic changes but costing considerably much more than the Sony cameras... Needless to say it went down faster than a lead balloon.
@@macjim ah, I see. Hopefully they dun6t make that mistake again
last time, their partnership with motorola is not doing well
Does anyone know DJI?
Ya, they actually own Hasselblad, so basically it's a cooperation between two chinese companies
so?
even better
Complete nonsense.
@@DavidHuston Your comment? Yes, it is. It's common knowledge that DJI (Da Jiang Innovations) have a majority stake in Hasselblad, and that OnePlus is a Chinese company both which operate out of Shenzhen in Guangdong. It's also common knowledge that Chinese companies give preferential treatment to other Chinese companies because it helps them in the global marketplace - just the same as western companies do, too. So what was your actual issue with the OP's statement?
@@MiaogisTeas You have no idea who makes the product decisions at hasselblad.
Ok whose else was having a smile when you saw those lights behind Dave.
U r a legit non-biased and informative tech-tuber! I always come out of your vids more wiser.... seriously! 👍🏻
Great to see you wear the G-Shock and not a generic and disposable Smartwatch.
I'm personally really excited to see how much better the cameras are. Though I would have liked if there was just a good quality 2X telephoto camera instead of 3x 8mp they have been using since 7 pro.
Is this Real Ya👀?
are you the Twitter guy?
@@alanvincent lol ofc
@@IshanAgarwal24 ❤️
Leaker 🤗
I always play the starting bit back a few times for the bass
"It's all about that bass" 🎶🎵 🤣
When you realise Google has been using same hardware from 2016 and still doing wonders with software processing, guess what It can do with new hardware
If they pull this out, it'll be amazing
I hope google would get some great sensors soon. I mean if Hasselblad really is helping oneplus improve this much mby a good collab would be cool for google pixel phones too
@@ascend2046 noooo! All these Collab stuff is just marketing and to attract customers. Instead of blowing up 250M on this deal (which they would include in the cost of the phone and recover from customers anyways) they could have just hired some professionals who are good in these stuff.
Google/apple/samsung they don't have any collaborations yet they take great pictures.
@@derricmcleanmenezes1779 150*
@@derricmcleanmenezes1779Well, hasselblad are the professionals...
Dave saying *Okay* instead of *Alright* in Intro
Me : *Alright*
*"Everybody liked that"*
I come to every Dave2D video for the bass drop in the intro. I stay for the content.
"I think this partnership will be legit because they wouldn't draw so much attention to it if it wasn't"
Well, anyone remember Huawei and Leica? How mediocre Motorola Moto Z Hasselblad accessory was? How companies constantly flex about supposedly huge partnerships that in the end are just mediocre and barely compete with the usual top-end stuff? Yea, well, I hope I'm wrong, but I'm not hyped at all for this oneplus x hasselblad partnership, I think it's just another marketing move.
We've all seen this exact thing happen before. And it will keep happening. It's marketing, makes drama, makes people and the press talk about them, makes the world know about them 😉
"Partnered with Hasselblad" Probably means "Gave them a dumpster full of cash to use their name and nothing else"
@sbcontt YT No, OnePlus needs Hassy more, as the biggest knock against their devices all along has been photo quality.
Hassy still more than holds its own in the medium-format space; granted, that's never been a massive space, and undoubtedly has shrunk over the past 20 or so years.
But master portraitists like Annie Leibovitz still swear by them, and as long as people keep getting married...🤣
@@Sharky165 Or probably both companies benefit from it? Will have to wait and see the official results from this partnership.
imagine they do all this and then an iPhone camera is somehow still better.
@@Sharky165 uhm no.. Hasselblad literally aim for professional, which is mean niche-small-targeted audiences. Like simple rational thought would tell you're wrong. For crying out loud the name Annie Lobotomy doesn't ring anyone's bell
@sbcontt YT Hassel blad is bought by dji and dji use that camera
Now its time for you to asking yourselves the real questions- when will OnePlus phones get a good camera?
When Dave said OnePlus is gonna look like clowns I realized how serious the situation was.
Well, TBF, $150 million IS a sizable investment in a photo-licensing partnership, even for a large company like BBK Electronics (owners of OnePlus).
If the results don't "wow" the tech crowd and consumers enough to translate into increased sales to more than offset that partnership cost, then yeah, OP will look a bit dumb.
@@Sharky165 truee
Dave, I need to know where you got that shirt. Great video man!
The thumbnail.. imagine that is the whole phone. 😂
Imagine that in the future camera blocks will be detachable and replaceable with different configurations?
i thought oneplus made a separate camera module as like a standalone camera
Just give the companies a few years.
Unrealistic? No, just look at the iPhone 6s and 12^^ and how people reacted to the 6s camera design xD
Apple be like only sensor no phone $1000
1:02 I will appreciate that he said "conventional ultra-wide" instead of referring to it as "the competition"
other smartphones can also remove the fish eye effect but it reduces the field of view but oneplus can do that while keeping the fov 140°
Remember, he is STANDING!
Congrats!!! You've come a long way from living in your van!!!
Great video Dave as always.
My eyes still hurt after knowing he's doing the whole video standing! 😵
He's not standing, LOL. Don't start the whole thing up again. We all know the answer now
The light bars in the background are back! Thank you Dave👍🏻
welcome to another episode of i can't afford
edit: so many likes can we hit 500 before april pls
There's always at least 1 comment like this
@@VaunShiz He has somewhat of a point though, esp regarding OnePlus.
That Hassy branding will almost invariably push the OP 9 Pro pricing over the $1K threshold. From a company whose flagships were in the $500 range as recently as a couple of years ago.
As Dave mentions, OP _must_ deliver the photo/video goods this time around, or these phones simply won't sell. There's SO much competition in the premium flagship space, that one really has to _want_ to choose OP at those prices.
There are people who can afford. It doesn't matter whether you can afford or not. So STFO!
@@hemanthmohan5604 exactly if can't afford it then don't buy it
@@Sharky165 look at the leaked prices it's cheaper than OnePlus 8 pro
Always asking the right questions.
Way to go man 🤙
if you think about it, the color is the most important thing for their camera set up. If it's gonna have better hdr and bring more detail in the shot you have to have a good color science to represent those details
My question is how much this partnership is going to effect their phones prices🤔 . You can't forget the expensive Hasselblad branding. I'm really hopefull about OnePlus 9 series
Ok Dave, u r my new trusted source.the leak was true.
I remember when Nokia touted Carl Zeiss lenses! lol
That seems like a lifetime ago but those were really the best cameras at the time.
@@t.o9229 Don’t think they ever win big hearts. Pixel computational photography killed it that time.
there is much more near one Motorola with hasselblad
@@pinakmiku4999 that was way before pixel
just discovered this channel. i feel like this guy is the real deal
This guy always makes good videos.
there is no hasselblad hardware in the camera system, so there is no point of the partnership other than marketing
Did you even watch the video?
And how do you categorize lens? Software?
@@ericstorm8277 knowing that there is a difference between propriety hardware IP and software vs your typical Sony IMX sensor and lenses used by everyone other smartphone manufacturer?
@@shush-ant Yup thus my conclusion
Dave where is legion 5 pro :D
Trash?
I'm also waiting :D
@@haidar2638 you can't judge a book by its cover
@@Alirezax64 i can
So excited for this, finally some good competition for apple and Samsung
What about oppo or huawei 😭
@@Naratis do they count?
@@Naratis fuck them
Yes the time we got a 1+³(yes it was a few years ago),i got the feeling that something was rising
What about google pixel
Damn man, you shoot a video like its your second nature. Really love your analysis and content.
Your new opening titles are the best on youtube.
2:06 That's an really nice pictures.
2:1 finally 👏
@Kenn Honson X your math is weak
@@arush9040 noooo
🤣
@@arush9040 you took him literally. He meant that only. 18:9 sounds better when we are used to something like 16:9.
When dave wear this diamond ice cream shirts, you know something good incoming
We're on wide aspect ratio finally. Love it!
16:9
Good points mentioned. We all hope for that too.
Wanted to try out 1+ for a long time but their cameras didn't do proper justice to the asking price of their flagships.
Let's hope this year is different.🤞
Any review about the Lenovo legion 5 and 5 pro comming soon?? Plz say yes I'm dying to know
wonder if we’ll get a yearly “how’s it goin, dave2d here”
I have a feeling the top model will be close to $1000 mark or even cross it.
Far more, $1200 is my guess
@@deleteddeleted821 Agreed, $1050-1200 for the OP 9 Pro, depending on storage.
OnePlus 9 pro costs 48k inr (700 dollars) acc. To leaks which is less than oneplus 8 pro
idk why or how, but the intros are always so satisfying
Your minimal thumbnails are so epic! 🤓
Who wants a review of Legion 5 Pro 2021?
whats that
@@stockfish3379 lenovo gaming laptop
@@stockfish3379 A gaming laptop that has an unrealistic price in my country. For a 2K 165Hz 16 "display with frameless design, Ryzen 5 5th gen and RTX 3060, Lenovo asks only 1100 euros.
The partnership with Hasselblad sounds and looks like 90% marketing and 10% usefulness.
And we as consumers have to pay for that marketing and Hasselblad-license...
It's unlikely they went to the trouble of collaborating with Hassleblad who are extremely proud of their reputation just for the sake of it. It would be nice to have Huawei quality in a One Plus. Here's hoping.
1:24
I legitimately thought it was captured on the OnePlus 8 Pro UW and thought it was bad
And then I saw "iPhone 12 Pro"
I had a Hassie 501CM in my student days, but the big appeal of it for me was the camera itself. The quality of the images was down to the Zeiss lenses and the 2x2" "sensor", and I could have gotten equivalent quality from a Mamiya or Fuji or Rolleiflex. The name brand itself doesn't carry a whole lot of weight for me, so I won't be getting excited about a Hasselblad-branded phone camera until I've seen Dave & Marques deliver their verdicts.
I think its time they turn the dial to 11 in the imaging dept. I've always been a huge OP fan. Had the One, 5, 5T, 6, 8 Pro and I plan on snagging the 9 Pro as well. I have enjoyed the 8 pro's optics over the others, but there is still room for improvement. Fingers crossed this partnership is what turns that dial.
they are partnering with a known company just to have a chance to increase their phone price hahahaha
Where Hasselblad came in: Branding , Price, that's probably it.
Now Chinese introduce “chessle bird” soon
Why would Chinese do that? They will just buy it. If they won't sell? They will just slowly disappeare.
Any significant progress in digital mobile phone photography is a good thing for everyone.
Great post. I was having this very chat with my brother the other day, who is in the market for a new camera soon. For me I wondered what Hasselblad could bring optically to the camera over what they would undoubtedly bring from a software standpoint. I do however feel that it is as much Hasselblad not wanting to damage their name as it is OnePlus. Hasselblad has made its name with high end professional systems, so this pairing almost feels like a toy project for them. I currently have a Pixel, and have been super happy with it, but also - as I also shoot with a regular camera - am beginning to feel I want something better in my pocket, one day. I shall be watching with great interest how the Oneplus/Hasselblad pairing goes as cold be a really progressive move for mobile photography.