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The Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra is equipped with various camera features that are capable of making cinematic videos. Photo: Sindonews/Danang Arradian
JAKARTA – Lots content creator who want “cinematic video” quality to upload on YouTube, Instagram, or TikTok. If possible, this can be achieved via a smartphone. But, can it be done?
The definition of cinematic video is actually simple. Cinematic comes from the word cinema or film. So, cinematic video means that the video has the quality of a widescreen movie. This is related to visuals, choreography, editing, lighting, to sound or sound system.
can smartphone used to make cinematic videos? The answer is yes. Samsung has done this years ago through its Galaxy Movie Studio (GMS) activities. At GMS, Samsung challenged young filmmakers to make films using the Galaxy S series. Of course, the Galaxy S22 Ultra.
Making Cinematic Videos
There are several foundations that must be met to make cinematic videos via smartphones. To be precise, there are 4 important elements. First, is the frame rate. Ideally, cinematic videos use a 24 frames per second (FPS) setting. Conversely, for slow motion use 60 fps or higher.
Second, the smartphone’s ability to record in high resolution (4K). This is important because it can add the detail needed in a cinematic video. Third, stabilization. The compact form of the smartphone actually makes shooting with the device more challenging.
So, the optical image stabilization (OIS) feature is important to produce a stable image. Lastly is image quality. Well, this depends on the lens, chipset, and sensor used in a smartphone.
Cinematic Video Features on Galaxy S22 Ultra
– Samsung claims that the Galaxy S22 Ultra has the features needed to create cinematic videos. The key to cinematic video technology is in Artificial Intelligence Video Digital Image Stabilization (AI VDIS) technology which is 4x faster in analyzing device movements and user conditions. For example when walking or running.
That way, the resulting stabilization becomes more optimal, allowing users to capture moving objects or record while moving with a more stable, smoother, and less vibration like using a professional camera.
In addition, 58% wider Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) to capture more variations in the direction of light also makes recordings clearer, including at night.
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