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So peeps, early viewer tags. So Oppo has
released three new models recently. The
standard Reno 15, the more affordable
Reno 15 [music] F, and the
top-of-the-line the Reno 15 Pro. We took
them all out for a review and at this
point we pretty much know everything
about the Oppo Reno 15 series 5G. From
the multimedia experience, solid
performance, and camera capabilities.
Now we’re going to explore more
convenient and user-friendly ways to up
your video graphic game. We’re talking
about shooting high-quality videos and
getting familiar with native video
editing capabilities right through the
phone.
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>> Before we get to the bits, let’s do a
camera specs recap. In this video we’re
mainly focusing on the Oppo Reno 15 Pro
5G boasting a quad camera setup. It’s
consists of a 200 megapixel main shooter
with OIS, a 50 megapixel ultra-wide, a
50 megapixel telephoto, and a 50
megapixel wide-angle selfie camera.
Powering the phone is the MediaTek
Dimensity 8450 and it has a compact
size. Sporting a 6.32 inch full HD plus
AMOLED display. By the way, our full
review of the Reno 15 Pro is up on the
YugaTech channel if you haven’t watched
it already. Now that’s out of the way,
let’s dive into our main topic starting
with capturing 4K [music] HDR ultra
steady videos. Smartphones in general
may have gotten better at shooting
videos, but it seems not all are able to
shoot 4K videos that still stabilize in
some way. The Oppo Reno 15 Pro 5G is no
stranger to that being able to capture
4K HDR ultra steady videos. This is
possible with Oppo’s integration of
software and hardware capabilities. The
phone is set to deploy its next-gen
electronic image stabilization to work
hand-in-hand with optical image
stabilization alongside a closed-loop
motor. This system effectively reduces
camera shake and keeps the footage
smooth and [music] steady. The best
part, it’s enabled across all camera
sensors of the Reno 15 Pro. So no matter
which camera you use, be it rear,
ultra-wide, telephoto, or even the
selfie camera, all your videos come out
in crisp 4K HDR. Just head over to the
camera app, switch to video mode, and on
the upper part of the interface toggle
on the ultra steady and HDR option. Not
to mention, you can even shoot 4K videos
at 60 frame per second. Great for
shooting fast-moving subjects. If you’re
familiar with professional video
editing, you can slow these 4K 60fps
clips down to 50% speed. This is to
achieve that nice slow motion effect
with none of that choppy motion
appearing on the video. [music]
Adding a cinematic feel to your daily
vlogs or whatnot. Speaking of vlogs, one
way to spice things up is using the dual
video mode. As the name suggests, it
lets you shoot video from both rear and
front [music] cameras at the same time.
It’s especially useful when you’re doing
something interesting or taking a group
photo while being the one behind the
camera. You can easily take advantage of
this feature to include yourself in the
frame right then and there. There are
also several framing options available.
You can decide whether the front or rear
camera takes the larger frame dual video
mode and even change the layout to a
circular frame or split screen view.
Another thing I appreciate about this
phone is that you can now seamlessly
switch from the rear to the front camera
and vice versa. That’s something you
couldn’t do before, let alone on the
majority of Android phones out there. So
it’s nice to finally have that option
especially since the Reno 15 Pro’s front
camera is actually a wide-angle lens.
It’s a small change, but it makes
perfect sense for a camera-centric
smartphone. Completing the whole mobile
creator experience is the ability to
edit your videos natively on the Oppo
Reno 15 Pro. No extra app needed as it’s
built in right under the default photos
app. It’s pretty feature-packed too with
basic stuff like cutting clips, adding
music to more advanced ones like adding
a speed ramp up, background music, and
transitions. And because this is a
native app, the video quality stays the
same so there won’t be any unnecessary
compression. Plus you can export your
edited videos however you want, whether
in 4K or 1080p. Unlike popular editing
apps that lock export settings behind a
paywall. Video editing is already
challenging on its own and having a
convenient built-in editing app makes
the task a lot easier for a lot of
people. And that’s it for the short
guide. If you’re interested in getting
the Oppo Reno 15 Pro 5G, it is now
available in Oppo stores nationwide,
Oppo online store, and online shopping
platforms. Other models like the
standard Reno 15 and Reno 15 F are up
for grabs as well. If you find this
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Again, [music] this has been Earl and
I’ll see you guys in the next one.
Bye.
⚠️ This transcription is auto-generated from YouTube captions. Some text may not be 100% accurate.
We all know the struggle. You’re out with friends, trying to capture that perfect vlog, but the footage comes out shaky and blurry. It’s a classic Filipino content creator problem. We’ve been there, and it’s frustrating.
Oppo just dropped the new Reno15 series, and we got our hands on the top-tier Reno15 Pro. In this video, we explore if this phone is actually good for vlogging. We took it out for a real-world test to see if it can handle our chaotic content creation needs.
Watch as we test the 4K HDR ultra steady video mode. We also dive into the native video editing tools that come right out of the box. Is this the ultimate vlogging companion for Filipino creators? Or is it just another pretty phone with good marketing?
What You’ll See in This Video
- 200MP Main Camera with OIS for crisp, stable shots.
- 50MP Ultra-wide and 50MP Telephoto for versatile angles.
- 50MP Selfie Camera perfect for front-facing vlogs.
- 4K HDR Ultra Steady Video powered by next-gen EIS and OIS.
- MediaTek Dimensity 8450 chipset for smooth performance.
- 6.32-inch Full HD+ AMOLED Display for previewing your footage.
We didn’t just talk specs. We actually went out and shot with it to see if the stabilization holds up. You have to see the side-by-side comparison for yourself.
Don’t just take our word for it. Click play on the video above to see the full test. See if the Oppo Reno15 Pro can handle your next vlog project.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is the Oppo Reno15 Pro available in the Philippines?
A: Yes, it has officially launched in the Philippines alongside the standard Reno15 and Reno15 F.
Q: How much does the Oppo Reno15 Pro cost?
A: Pricing starts at around PHP 49,999 for the top-tier model. Check our full review for the official SRP.
Q: Does it have a headphone jack?
A: No, like most modern flagships, it relies on USB-C audio or wireless Bluetooth earbuds.
Q: Can it shoot 4K at 60fps?
A: Yes, the Reno15 Pro can shoot 4K video at 60fps with stabilization enabled.
Frequently Asked Questions
What camera specs does the OPPO Reno15 Pro have for vlogging?
It has a 200MP main shooter with OIS, a 50MP ultra-wide, a 50MP telephoto, and a 50MP wide-angle selfie camera.
What processor powers the OPPO Reno15 Pro?
The phone is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 8450.
What is the display size of the OPPO Reno15 Pro?
It sports a 6.32 inch full HD plus AMOLED display.
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