i thought samsung dex is a feature that turns your mobile to windows resembling interface to multi task, and link to windows was the option to share files to pc wirelessly.
I mostly shoot stills, but I would say that if you are using the Note 20 Ultra and the light is low, make sure you stay on the 108MP main sensor. The other two have significantly more noise and less sensitivity. This is one place where the 8K mode makes some sense. Low light video shot at 8k on the larger sensor and then cropped down will likely be better than using the periscope zoom. Even for stills the main sensor is better when the light is not perfect. The biggest flaw that I see is the inability to focus close even at wide angle. I know this is not fixable short of doing surgery on the camera module itself, but what were they thinking. My old Note 8 did better at close up ranges. That said, this is the first phone I have used where I could see more in the photos than I could with my eyes. Maybe someone will produce a add-on lens to make the wide angle camera work up close or make the main sensor wider angle, or something.
About the rolling shutter your theory about sensor size is correct. Smaller sensors tend to have a faster readout, thus less noticable rolling shutter.
@@davidlegkodukh6969 Mac's are over priced garbage except graphic design. I've worked at Apple and HP as a lab tech so I'm basing my opinion with knowledge of both operating systems.
Well Samsung and every phone does the post processing for you.... Blackmagic is RAW so it’s flat out of camera but you could edit the footage to be just as vibrant as the Samsung.
Great video. Some tips from Note20 Ultra user for transferring files. 1. Note20 has USB type C 3.2 port. 2. Uses UFS 3.1 storage which is about 10 times faster than an SD card if you want to transfer files. 3. You can plus in Samsung SSD, for example, T7 which also supports USB 3.2 and save your files on the drive. 4. Note20 also has a Micro SD card slot up to 1TB, so whenever you want you can just take out the SD card and plug it into your PC, instant transfer. Not to mention, you can directly record videos on the SD card.
or just wifi 6 with link to windows, wifi direct over a hotspot or another solution you can get in real world something like 100 mb/s and in optimized setups up to 350 mb/s that's like transfering 30 GB in 2 to 5 minutes.
@@Tri-Technology Looks like he's editing on Macs. In which case he just needs to download the app Android File Transfer. Once that's installed plugging in an Android device it will pop up like any external drive to drag and drop from.
It's called Apple blindness, when one has used Apple phones all their entire life hehe.. No micro SD :) good job otherwise, but I still wonder how how much of what you said will be untrue due to your being unfamiliar with some parts of mobile Photography !!
Crazy how phones have improved. Man I'm only 41 but the tech I have seen over my life, I wonder what we will see the next 20 years?? Thanks for the vid!
Samsungs is taking 'Notes' lol, they will relunch new Director's View Mode. Hopefully they will add a lot of this. Cos so many filmmakers would buy a functional mobile film tool. Next year is exciting with S21 Ultra and Experia Pro, which supports mini HDMI output straight from the phone.
I really wanted to see the 1080p120 that is available in the Pro video mode. Everybody seems to ignore that :/ I wish you tried Open Camera free app that has pretty extensive log picture profile. Or in camera HDR10+ mode :/ Can you show those features in another video?
I regret not focusing more on 120fps HD. After seeing the other 1080p modes it turned me off so I decided to focus on 8K. The HD 120 is actually pretty solid though.
@@vervetech9395 But like 8k video you won't be able to view it as HDR10+ requires a screen that supports it. But you will be able to gain some knowledge from him (I am assuming that you don't have access to 8k or HDR10+ screens but if you have access then just ignore me)
I recorded all my videos before with samsung note 10+ but I have broken it and now with samsung s20 ultra i am satisfied with my work, I have it comfortable fishing i recording i can see what i recorded i edit it with my phone at the same time i use adobe rush i'm editing my videos with my phone so i save computer 😊😎📽🔝🔝🔝🎣🎬💡
Oooffffff bro just have to plug it into your PC and go to the DCIM folder. Huge waste of time and Google Photos, if not using the paid backup, will give you a lower quality file.
I love my Note20 Ultra. I've been using it as my phone up until 2 months ago, when Samsung sent out a mandatory update that bricked the SIM card functionality of the phone. So now it can only be used as a tablet. Can't decide what phone I want now. I've been a big Samsung fan boy this whole time, but I'm really upset about what they did. I was going to wait until next year to buy the next flagship, but now I don't really want to reward their bad behavior with a sale. I'm pretty upset about it.
Google developed specific software for the Mac called Android File Transfer www.android.com/filetransfer/. As a mac user its super super super frustrating to have to use this, but until Apple and Google start playing nice...its just the way it is right now. Also make sure your phone is in data transfer mode when doing it (it'll be a drop down menu selection. Apple likes to force the phone to charge by default).
Awesome video, I've been using and putting the phone camera through its paces as well. The note 20 holds up to my Sony a7iii on many occasions , I'm pretty stoked with it. As far as getting footage off the phone, I use my samsung t5 and t7 ssd drives, literally just connect the drive to the phone and transfer footage onto it, it's super fast and easy. I already edit off of those drives as well so it's nice to be able to just get to work right off the drive 👌
Hiya. Have you used filmic Pro with log settings on a Samsung ultra phone? I tried it and it looks fine on the phone but it is totally garbage in premiere Pro on pc! Even once you apply the filmic delog kits! Any thoughts? Would love to see a video on that topic! 🦍🙂
Cool video, but small correction that the Arri ALEXA 65 sensor is actually 20x larger than the phone sensor, not 9x. It's also 4.6x the size of the Blackmagic sensor as well.
Uh, the note 20 can record in 10bit... Use pro mode and select hdr10+ in options. There's more then "slog" you know. Hdr10 is better because it provide the post flexibility of slog, but can also be played directly if the player supports bt2020
Man you're so underrated, love your content. Being practically sound in softwares is one thing but being sound in theoretical knowledge is beyond new boundaries. Love the understanding and explanation of each thing! Keep it up man hope to continue seeing you put up great content.
great video again Thomas, I learned a lot from this one and the one before. Samsung should take notes from you and other photographers on the pro mode. also you can connect any external memory to android device and transfer your files, and if you use a Windows device you can connect the Note with your type-c cable and it will act as an external memory. thank you for the great video again and good luck in the future.
There is a utility that links your PC with your phone that was baked into the Notes 20 Ultra; it does work and you can swipe files back and forth between the phone and the PC.
A quick way to transfer files to a Mac via USB is to download and install the Dex app to the Mac or PC, then plug the phone in using a USB C to USB 2.0 or 3.0 or USB C. Then open the files app, find the videos you want transferred on your computer, then drag them from the Dex window to your computer folder.
Hi there nice video very impressed. Could u check another phone as well In specific the Sony Xperia 1 mark 2 As far as I know u can shoot 10 bit video with it and support raw but no 8k
1:17 you say the ARRI 65 sensor is 9 times large than the phone's, it is in fact about 72 times larger. This is obvious from the graphic alone. But it's also 4.6 times larger than the Black magic Pocket 6K.
What the fuck..... 400 GB for 35 minutes?!?!? Wtf, That means an hour would a TB.... it took me 6 years to fill 0.5 TB on my usb hard drive... And that camera fills it up in an hour? Well, I can throw away any ambition of using cinema quality on my travels or holidays, there's no fucking way I'm paying hundreds of dollars in hard drives alone. Phones and "consumer-grade" cameras all the way.
8:38 WTF why you make The Note 20 look bad!?, you can put a fucking SD Card or Use a USB C cable or Use WI-FI Direct , its UFS 3.1 its faster than you Black Magic SSD, Also STOP Calling it ANDROID, ANDROID is OS not a Phone use The word Galaxy when you talk about SAMSUNG
GREAT video, now the idea for your next Note 20 ultra video, try the app mcpro24fps, it only will allow you to shoot in 4k since it can not access the 108 MPX camera BUT you can shoot in 10 bit at a WAAAY high bit rate than the Samsung Camera app, I am trying that app and it is crazy what the quality can be
I Dont understand why people want to start moaning here about Samsung VS Apple, the whole point is that the flagship phones make amazingly good video, and you have to know your way around a good videocamera (like the Blackmagic 6K) and postproduction to get equal or better results. Thats the amazing thing here.
Regarding raw video: yeah, one can dream. And you can buy mcpro24fps which allows 10bit, log profiles and bitrate up to 500 mbits per sec. Pretty awesome.
There's plenty of methods. You can create a folder in file manager to save your work, then when connecting it to a PC it's much easier to find it and transfer it, you can also stick in a micro sd card. I transfer files with an SSH transfer directly to my workstation. works pretty well. If you use Filmic pro, you'll have a lot more flexibility than using the samsung app. Combined with a moment case, filters, and lens and you got a really nice setup to take great shots.
Other things about filming, I get it because you are a pro on filming and video editing, and I really like your video. I can see your efforts. But, "couldn't find any other way to transfer files from phone?" That is outrageous even if I consider that you are a Mac user and not familiar with Android ecosystem. Since other people has already left a bunch of comments down here I will not say much about it. But, man, I never said like you when I used iPad and iTunes nonsense as a PC user haha.
Hey Mike there is this software mcpro24fps which allows you to shoot 10-bit Log (yt it). It has to be Exynos. You can't do much with in camera app because it compresses the footage to 8 bit. The dev for mcpro says that both normal and wide lenses can be accessed but not the tele. And the main sensor is the best so Moment gear is in order.
I using Note 20 Ultra I was tested using USB type c direct plug to sea gate portable hard disk transfer 98gb file between 30 minutes. I don't think is hard to transfer infact is pretty amazing base on the speed and size of file transfering
This video is actually about note 20 ultra vs blackmagic pocket 6k + professional. Everytime he's saying that the shots and footages are taken by blackmagic pocket 6k you can edit to make it even better for further use. but that's not the true comparison because we want to see what those companies did. Not what a professional did. Why don't you just hand over both devices to someone non professional and see the results. It's not necessary all the time to compare them only on professional hands.
@michael tobin just download samsung Dex to your mac or pc and export the file to your computer i do it all the time and takes about 3min to transfer 20gb to mac using type c
mate, i heard that note20 has uwb chip which helps to transfer files to devices which support uwb chip(just like air drop) and also it has link to windows option to connect to windows pc wirelessly.
I suppose you use a Mac, which is why you need additional software for cable transfer from Android. On Samsung it's called 'SmartSwitch' or 'Android File Transfer Mac' for Android in general. Hope it helps
Yes, android file transfer to Mac is simple , pick the files you want and transfer. I usually store my phone projects on the SD card. Makes it easier to find for editing.
@@htnowpro Does he (TH-camr) know it accepts SD cards? or did I miss it in the video... Wondering why transfer via cloud or cable if he could've popped in a SD card
@@SirAaG27 my guess is he doesn't know. Or....my note 9 wouldn't work out of the box to android file transfer to my imac. My S8 worked fine, I had to uninstall so samsung apps and reinstall android transfer. Finally got it working. Thought it was my Note 9 causing the problem since all I did was change phones.
you are the only one who said 8k on note 20 ultra is not a gimmick. For general users it is but some one like you who knows how to use the camera it is not a gimmick. it is a step forward in mobile computational videography. Great video. Best of luck.
I didn't see you mention use of Filmic Pro app, which would give the Note some latitude at higher bit rate, at least then we would know phone was pushed to the max and compare results. Right now this looks pretty poor from the stock Pro app
Buy a USB sd card adapter. Use the USB-c to USB connector that comes with the phone for smart switch and plug the card reader into that. Boom transfer files.
Try mcpro24 for the note i think you will be impressed. Can use 10 bit log and a lot of other professional options. Check it out and let me know what you think.
There is many super ways to transfer ur files to ur computer how u mean u didnt find one ? Wia usb cable or wifi or sd card or external usb ssd all of them fast and a bunch of oportunity 🤔
With the note 20 ultra, I doubt they've been able to do it now, but it's seems like with these new massive sensors, they aren't able include the on-sensor DRAM with a third layer. With how quickly they're advancing other aspects, I doubt it's a current goal of theirs atm.....the non ultra S20s & Note 20s still have it tho. I'm pretty sure they state it somewhere on their site.....anyways tho, it's still the best Hybrid one you'll find out there.
Whew, so much photography terminology, haha. I am by no means a photography expert or even consider myself a novice one. Far from it actually! Lol. Learning everyday, haha. PC is just plug and play and you can access your files easily off the phone with File Explorer. On MacOS there's a software to download, Android File Transfer. When you download it, it allows you to browse files on the root directory of the phone. Sometimes it can be hit and miss with the connection though. But then again I had a MacBook Air from 2012 and sketchy cables at the time, so 🤷🏻♂️ not sure which, if any that brought up my connection issues, lol.
Why does everyone forget Samsung Dex when it comes to transferring files? Wireless Dex is something that is miles ahead of any other transfer method.
i thought samsung dex is a feature that turns your mobile to windows resembling interface to multi task,
and link to windows was the option to share files to pc wirelessly.
@@aswin31apex2 Nope. You can also do it with Samsung Wireless Dex. Try it. Works flawlessly.
Of course that depends on your internet connection, does it not? Transferring files?
@@TimothyPowell2014 Nope. Samsung Wireless Dex doesn't require internet.
Because its not apple shit
I mostly shoot stills, but I would say that if you are using the Note 20 Ultra and the light is low, make sure you stay on the 108MP main sensor. The other two have significantly more noise and less sensitivity. This is one place where the 8K mode makes some sense. Low light video shot at 8k on the larger sensor and then cropped down will likely be better than using the periscope zoom. Even for stills the main sensor is better when the light is not perfect. The biggest flaw that I see is the inability to focus close even at wide angle. I know this is not fixable short of doing surgery on the camera module itself, but what were they thinking. My old Note 8 did better at close up ranges. That said, this is the first phone I have used where I could see more in the photos than I could with my eyes. Maybe someone will produce a add-on lens to make the wide angle camera work up close or make the main sensor wider angle, or something.
About the rolling shutter your theory about sensor size is correct. Smaller sensors tend to have a faster readout, thus less noticable rolling shutter.
Did you try filmic pro? On this phone for log profile and stuff.
Have u tried using moment lenses?
Hours connecting the Note to a PC? 😂
*Imac* < Actual PC
@@davidlegkodukh6969 nah fam that shit is worse than the cheese grater
@@davidlegkodukh6969 Mac's are over priced garbage except graphic design. I've worked at Apple and HP as a lab tech so I'm basing my opinion with knowledge of both operating systems.
Imagine having a Mac and not be able to connect with androids in 2020...#sad
Lol as many people pointed out, there’s plenty of ways to do it. I just didn’t know how and didn’t spend the time to look it up 😂
Cameras WARS 😁
Note20 color is way better and it’s stable.
Pocket blackmagic is grey AF
Well Samsung and every phone does the post processing for you.... Blackmagic is RAW so it’s flat out of camera but you could edit the footage to be just as vibrant as the Samsung.
Samsung galaxy s20 ultra boost yeezy splf bleh... Not a bad phone but jeez that name
The Note 20 Ultra supports SD cards so you could've used a micro sd card to easily transfer footage
Are you sure SD card can handle data stream of an 8k video?
When I record 8k it automatically saves to internal storage instead of micro SD so you still have to move from internal to SD etc
what about the usb cable ?
@@KOBRAGT500 Too slow?
@@dmitrys.4741 no it's not slow at all. USB is the way to go and it's simple.
Great video. Some tips from Note20 Ultra user for transferring files.
1. Note20 has USB type C 3.2 port.
2. Uses UFS 3.1 storage which is about 10 times faster than an SD card if you want to transfer files.
3. You can plus in Samsung SSD, for example, T7 which also supports USB 3.2 and save your files on the drive.
4. Note20 also has a Micro SD card slot up to 1TB, so whenever you want you can just take out the SD card and plug it into your PC, instant transfer.
Not to mention, you can directly record videos on the SD card.
or just wifi 6 with link to windows, wifi direct over a hotspot or another solution you can get in real world something like 100 mb/s and in optimized setups up to 350 mb/s that's like transfering 30 GB in 2 to 5 minutes.
You can’t record 8K video onto the microSD card directly, but you can transfer it after the video is done.
@@Tri-Technology Looks like he's editing on Macs. In which case he just needs to download the app Android File Transfer. Once that's installed plugging in an Android device it will pop up like any external drive to drag and drop from.
@@stephenpatterson8056 yeah or you can use the ip adress and do it wireless.
@@stephenpatterson8056 Mac supports Samsung Dex too
I like how u straight up ignored the fact that the phone got an sd slot....
Didn’t ignore, didn’t realize it 😂 a fail on my part.
It's called Apple blindness, when one has used Apple phones all their entire life hehe.. No micro SD :) good job otherwise, but I still wonder how how much of what you said will be untrue due to your being unfamiliar with some parts of mobile Photography !!
@@initialfocus just get a samsung dex end of story
Sd slot gives phone additional point
Crazy how phones have improved. Man I'm only 41 but the tech I have seen over my life, I wonder what we will see the next 20 years?? Thanks for the vid!
only 41 but young at heart forever
In next 20 years, you'll be 61 years old.
@@ishanpershetka2049 yikes, old balls!
@@ConstructionKronies and you will never realised that, 20 years smh is gonna be hella fast, almost like a lifetime
I hope you stay alive after 20 years so that that you can see that dope tech 😊
Just wow.. Samsung should take notes from this video to improve their pro mode for people who want to create major projects using their phone only
Thanks so much! Haha
Samsungs is taking 'Notes' lol, they will relunch new Director's View Mode. Hopefully they will add a lot of this. Cos so many filmmakers would buy a functional mobile film tool. Next year is exciting with S21 Ultra and Experia Pro, which supports mini HDMI output straight from the phone.
I really wanted to see the 1080p120 that is available in the Pro video mode. Everybody seems to ignore that :/
I wish you tried Open Camera free app that has pretty extensive log picture profile.
Or in camera HDR10+ mode :/
Can you show those features in another video?
I regret not focusing more on 120fps HD. After seeing the other 1080p modes it turned me off so I decided to focus on 8K. The HD 120 is actually pretty solid though.
@@initialfocus What about HDR 10+ video recording? We don't usually see lots of videos about that feature.
The 120fps is dope
@@vervetech9395 But like 8k video you won't be able to view it as HDR10+ requires a screen that supports it. But you will be able to gain some knowledge from him (I am assuming that you don't have access to 8k or HDR10+ screens but if you have access then just ignore me)
@@initialfocus What's the problem with 1080p?
The HDR 10+ feature in this phone gives you a more flat video and hence more dynamic range
Only 4K 30 though.
Every time you transition to show note 20 ultra, it looks like It’s a Hollywood film quality. Glad I have one hahaha
What about the use of apps like FiLMiC Pro?
Learned a lot here. Thank you for this.
Woooaa. I didn't even knew my phone could do all that... what a Beast 💪
I recorded all my videos before with samsung note 10+ but I have broken it and now with samsung s20 ultra i am satisfied with my work, I have it comfortable fishing i recording i can see what i recorded i edit it with my phone at the same time i use adobe rush i'm editing my videos with my phone so i save computer 😊😎📽🔝🔝🔝🎣🎬💡
You can also try recording in 4k but with HDR10+ on and then editing the footage
On mac there is a program called Android File Transfer and via USB C it works very well.
By the way, the Note 20U supports HDR10+ video recording if that changes anything... You gotta enable it in the camera settings. It's off by default.
Oooffffff bro just have to plug it into your PC and go to the DCIM folder. Huge waste of time and Google Photos, if not using the paid backup, will give you a lower quality file.
U GET A LIKE JUST FOR NOT REPEATING THE FULL EFFING NAMES... FUCK I HATE THAT!!
I love my Note20 Ultra. I've been using it as my phone up until 2 months ago, when Samsung sent out a mandatory update that bricked the SIM card functionality of the phone. So now it can only be used as a tablet. Can't decide what phone I want now. I've been a big Samsung fan boy this whole time, but I'm really upset about what they did. I was going to wait until next year to buy the next flagship, but now I don't really want to reward their bad behavior with a sale. I'm pretty upset about it.
8:40 just connect your phone to the PC and use it just like a hard drive!
He has a Mac
@@Epixel14 I think it will work just fine.
Epixel then he should use androidfiletransfer.dmg
I have a mac and it works perfectly fine.
@@chandramorumpalli7912 ore use a pc with Windows insted
Google developed specific software for the Mac called Android File Transfer www.android.com/filetransfer/. As a mac user its super super super frustrating to have to use this, but until Apple and Google start playing nice...its just the way it is right now. Also make sure your phone is in data transfer mode when doing it (it'll be a drop down menu selection. Apple likes to force the phone to charge by default).
Awesome video, I've been using and putting the phone camera through its paces as well. The note 20 holds up to my Sony a7iii on many occasions , I'm pretty stoked with it. As far as getting footage off the phone, I use my samsung t5 and t7 ssd drives, literally just connect the drive to the phone and transfer footage onto it, it's super fast and easy. I already edit off of those drives as well so it's nice to be able to just get to work right off the drive 👌
Hiya. Have you used filmic Pro with log settings on a Samsung ultra phone? I tried it and it looks fine on the phone but it is totally garbage in premiere Pro on pc! Even once you apply the filmic delog kits! Any thoughts? Would love to see a video on that topic! 🦍🙂
Samsung phones actually support external drives (SSDs, some HDDs require too much power) and I believe you can record onto ext.SSD with it ;)
Cool video, but small correction that the Arri ALEXA 65 sensor is actually 20x larger than the phone sensor, not 9x. It's also 4.6x the size of the Blackmagic sensor as well.
Uh, the note 20 can record in 10bit... Use pro mode and select hdr10+ in options. There's more then "slog" you know. Hdr10 is better because it provide the post flexibility of slog, but can also be played directly if the player supports bt2020
Yes! Sorry it does have 10bit in 4K just sadly can’t be used in 8K. Should have corrected myself on that. Thank you!
Man you're so underrated, love your content. Being practically sound in softwares is one thing but being sound in theoretical knowledge is beyond new boundaries.
Love the understanding and explanation of each thing! Keep it up man hope to continue seeing you put up great content.
great video again Thomas, I learned a lot from this one and the one before.
Samsung should take notes from you and other photographers on the pro mode.
also you can connect any external memory to android device and transfer your files, and if you use a Windows device you can connect the Note with your type-c cable and it will act as an external memory.
thank you for the great video again and good luck in the future.
There is a utility that links your PC with your phone that was baked into the Notes 20 Ultra; it does work and you can swipe files back and forth between the phone and the PC.
Not on an Imac 😆
@@davidlegkodukh6969 True that; just another reason to get a real PC! 😆
A quick way to transfer files to a Mac via USB is to download and install the Dex app to the Mac or PC, then plug the phone in using a USB C to USB 2.0 or 3.0 or USB C. Then open the files app, find the videos you want transferred on your computer, then drag them from the Dex window to your computer folder.
Samsung has this "link to windows" icon on the top status bar for copying videos to your laptop similar to Apples.
Galaxy note 20 ultra vs Sony A7 III.....*sleeping*
Galaxy note 20 Ultra vs Blackmagic Pocket....*Amazing cries*
note 20 win~
Hi there nice video very impressed.
Could u check another phone as well
In specific the Sony Xperia 1 mark 2
As far as I know u can shoot 10 bit video with it and support raw but no 8k
Loving your videos, what a fantastic channel you have
Man, you have an awesome video picture
to transfer files through usb c you should enable it from the settings
1:17 you say the ARRI 65 sensor is 9 times large than the phone's, it is in fact about 72 times larger. This is obvious from the graphic alone. But it's also 4.6 times larger than the Black magic Pocket 6K.
For fastest copy on a MAC via USB cable, you'd need "Android file transfer" software provided by google for MAC users. www.android.com/filetransfer/
What the fuck..... 400 GB for 35 minutes?!?!? Wtf, That means an hour would a TB.... it took me 6 years to fill 0.5 TB on my usb hard drive... And that camera fills it up in an hour? Well, I can throw away any ambition of using cinema quality on my travels or holidays, there's no fucking way I'm paying hundreds of dollars in hard drives alone. Phones and "consumer-grade" cameras all the way.
8:38 WTF why you make The Note 20 look bad!?, you can put a fucking SD Card or Use a USB C cable or Use WI-FI Direct , its UFS 3.1 its faster than you Black Magic SSD,
Also STOP Calling it ANDROID, ANDROID is OS not a Phone use The word Galaxy when you talk about SAMSUNG
GREAT video, now the idea for your next Note 20 ultra video, try the app
mcpro24fps, it only will allow you to shoot in 4k since it can not access the 108 MPX camera BUT you can shoot in 10 bit at a WAAAY high bit rate than the Samsung Camera app, I am trying that app and it is crazy what the quality can be
I Dont understand why people want to start moaning here about Samsung VS Apple, the whole point is that the flagship phones make amazingly good video, and you have to know your way around a good videocamera (like the Blackmagic 6K) and postproduction to get equal or better results. Thats the amazing thing here.
Regarding raw video: yeah, one can dream. And you can buy mcpro24fps which allows 10bit, log profiles and bitrate up to 500 mbits per sec. Pretty awesome.
Great ..... how do you do the Editing ??? which App ?
There's plenty of methods. You can create a folder in file manager to save your work, then when connecting it to a PC it's much easier to find it and transfer it, you can also stick in a micro sd card. I transfer files with an SSH transfer directly to my workstation. works pretty well.
If you use Filmic pro, you'll have a lot more flexibility than using the samsung app. Combined with a moment case, filters, and lens and you got a really nice setup to take great shots.
Other things about filming, I get it because you are a pro on filming and video editing, and I really like your video. I can see your efforts. But, "couldn't find any other way to transfer files from phone?" That is outrageous even if I consider that you are a Mac user and not familiar with Android ecosystem. Since other people has already left a bunch of comments down here I will not say much about it. But, man, I never said like you when I used iPad and iTunes nonsense as a PC user haha.
LG had log video in their pro mode starting back with the V30. Not sure if they still offer it with the V50, V60, Velvet.
You have to keep the Note 20 Ultra unlocked, while tranfering Datas to your PC via USB C....
Hey Mike there is this software mcpro24fps which allows you to shoot 10-bit Log (yt it). It has to be Exynos. You can't do much with in camera app because it compresses the footage to 8 bit. The dev for mcpro says that both normal and wide lenses can be accessed but not the tele. And the main sensor is the best so Moment gear is in order.
I using Note 20 Ultra I was tested using USB type c direct plug to sea gate portable hard disk transfer 98gb file between 30 minutes. I don't think is hard to transfer infact is pretty amazing base on the speed and size of file transfering
michael toblin why dont u use dex with your macbook to transfer files. you can even preview straight on your macbook
This video is actually about note 20 ultra vs blackmagic pocket 6k + professional. Everytime he's saying that the shots and footages are taken by blackmagic pocket 6k you can edit to make it even better for further use. but that's not the true comparison because we want to see what those companies did. Not what a professional did. Why don't you just hand over both devices to someone non professional and see the results. It's not necessary all the time to compare them only on professional hands.
@michael tobin just download samsung Dex to your mac or pc and export the file to your computer i do it all the time and takes about 3min to transfer 20gb to mac using type c
Thanks for the tip! Definitely will this time around 😂
Note 20 ultra doesn't have raw capabilites in pro video mode like in pro shooting mode?
mate, i heard that note20 has uwb chip which helps to transfer files to devices which support uwb chip(just like air drop) and also it has link to windows option to connect to windows pc wirelessly.
You can get log footage type in LG flagships phones. Plus don't bash phones that much, Plus that's your fault that you don't know how to transfer data
I suppose you use a Mac, which is why you need additional software for cable transfer from Android. On Samsung it's called 'SmartSwitch' or 'Android File Transfer Mac' for Android in general. Hope it helps
Yes, android file transfer to Mac is simple , pick the files you want and transfer. I usually store my phone projects on the SD card. Makes it easier to find for editing.
@@htnowpro Does he (TH-camr) know it accepts SD cards? or did I miss it in the video... Wondering why transfer via cloud or cable if he could've popped in a SD card
@@SirAaG27 my guess is he doesn't know. Or....my note 9 wouldn't work out of the box to android file transfer to my imac. My S8 worked fine, I had to uninstall so samsung apps and reinstall android transfer. Finally got it working. Thought it was my Note 9 causing the problem since all I did was change phones.
So should I use my Samsung 20 ultra with a DJI gimble instead of buying a pocket2?
iPhone users be like: "My IpHoNe 2 HaS a BeTtEr CaMeRa ThAn ThAt NoTe 20 UlTrA and BlAcK mAgiC cAmErA cOmBiNeD"
They fanboys samsung is getting better now
you are the only one who said 8k on note 20 ultra is not a gimmick. For general users it is but some one like you who knows how to use the camera it is not a gimmick. it is a step forward in mobile computational videography.
Great video. Best of luck.
I didn't see you mention use of Filmic Pro app, which would give the Note some latitude at higher bit rate, at least then we would know phone was pushed to the max and compare results. Right now this looks pretty poor from the stock Pro app
There's HDR 10+ capability for the note. Why haven't you tried it? You can post process the video on that format
Buy a USB sd card adapter. Use the USB-c to USB connector that comes with the phone for smart switch and plug the card reader into that. Boom transfer files.
Try mcpro24 for the note i think you will be impressed. Can use 10 bit log and a lot of other professional options. Check it out and let me know what you think.
5:00 wow is this a zoom in on a Note 20's video? Cause this looks worse than a galaxy S7 video
Use Android File Transfer application for Mac to transfer files between the phone and your Mac
If you have a mac, go to the Samsung site and download the Smartwich. Basically serves as a flash drive after that
Man I enjoy your vids. Thumbs up if you're fascinated.
There is many super ways to transfer ur files to ur computer how u mean u didnt find one ? Wia usb cable or wifi or sd card or external usb ssd all of them fast and a bunch of oportunity 🤔
The capable of that phone is SO FUCKING GOOD...
Michael theres an app called Android Transfer for Apple to make it open your whole phone folders memory etc
He should've used filmic pro or other pro app for shooting to make this comparison.
This video dsnt justify the phone camera many aspect of it missing 😒😒
No its easy to tranfer using WIRELESS DEX...USING NOTE 20 ULTRA..DONT U KNOW THAT...OR USING WINDOWS PC..
Would you change your Iphone for the Note20 Ultra??
How does this compare to the iPhone 12 pro max? I want to get something to create shorts with.
How does this compare to the iPhone 12 pro max? I want to get something to create shorts with.
Hi, Note 20 ULTRA or IPHONE 11 PRO MAX for best videos???
You can shoot in log with filmic pro camera app 🤷🏾♂️
with photo in S20 you can shoot raw in pro and photos alot better after editing , maybe more grain but dosnt look like oil paint
1:35 doesn't it shoot 960 natively since it has dram in the camera module just like sony's do/did????
Yes it does. It's not a software gimmick, but actual 960fps
With the note 20 ultra, I doubt they've been able to do it now, but it's seems like with these new massive sensors, they aren't able include the on-sensor DRAM with a third layer.
With how quickly they're advancing other aspects, I doubt it's a current goal of theirs atm.....the non ultra S20s & Note 20s still have it tho.
I'm pretty sure they state it somewhere on their site.....anyways tho, it's still the best Hybrid one you'll find out there.
People and there fucking smartphone...
Pocket 6k footage reminds me of those low budget movies yk?
Wait, so it doesn't gibe t9u the option ro save directly on the SD card?
Now use a Huawei SmartPhone for a new comparison please
I love all these comments telling you how to use the phone with a PC 🤣🤣🤣
Samsung flow wireless transfer direct to pc.
Can you do a New review but using #filmicpro app to make it fair 📱💪
Whew, so much photography terminology, haha. I am by no means a photography expert or even consider myself a novice one. Far from it actually! Lol. Learning everyday, haha.
PC is just plug and play and you can access your files easily off the phone with File Explorer. On MacOS there's a software to download, Android File Transfer. When you download it, it allows you to browse files on the root directory of the phone. Sometimes it can be hit and miss with the connection though. But then again I had a MacBook Air from 2012 and sketchy cables at the time, so 🤷🏻♂️ not sure which, if any that brought up my connection issues, lol.
Actually note 20 ultra shoots HDR 10 plus so it is 10 bit