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Concert season is back with a vengeance, and if you’re an avid concertgoer, you know that concerts are an experience like no other. But concerts are often huge affairs, so you might find yourself stuck in the back of the venue, unable to take nice photos to remember the night because of the distance and lighting. You don’t want to lug around several kgs worth of professional photography equipment, not to mention that most venues don’t allow them — so now we’re at an impasse.
So, how to take amazing fancams? With a smartphone, of course!
Okay, fine, the answer’s not as obvious as that. Smartphones are limited by their hardware, so there’s really no guarantee that you can grab clear and detailed photos when it’s dark with only flashing lights. Plus, regular smartphones cannot zoom in as close as a proper DSLR zoom lens.
Thankfully, the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra can do all of these things, and a little more. With the 200MP camera, hi-res video recording, 100x zoom — yes, 100x — and Samsung’s famed Nightography, all you have to do is hold up your phone and get enough footage to beat the post-concert depression!
Don’t believe us? Just check out these photos taken #withGalaxy:
As you can see, even though the venue was quite dark and these photos were zoomed in quite a bit, the picture quality is still superb. You can still see the details that matter the most — the artist’s expression, the intricate details of the stage, and the intensity of the atmosphere.
The Galaxy S23 Ultra does not stop there; it’s also great for recording concert videos. With its advanced image stabilization technology, you can capture smooth, clear footage even in a crowded and chaotic environment. Trying to capture your favourite song? The Galaxy S23 Ultra’s gotchu.
The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is a game-changer for concert-goers. Even if you feel like you don’t need that fancy a phone for your daily life, consider it if you’re a music-lover — it truly makes all the difference, giving you stunning memories to cherish for a lifetime.