Huawei P30 PRO. Last week, the launch conference for the new smartphone model took place, and those who followed it certainly found out many of the novelties that it brings for customers. Specifically, although the Huawei P30 PRO has a quad camera that is great, and offers a multitude of functions that do not exist in other phones, it still comes without the ability to record 4K video clips at 60 FPS, which the iPhone XS, Samsung GALAXY S10 can do.
Huawei P30 PRO. The lack of this feature in Chinese phones raised many question marks, to which the CEO of the consumer products division, Richard Yu, answered in a recent interview. He says that the first reason why the function was not implemented in the Huawei P30 PRO is based on the fact that phone screens cannot play 4K clips at their true "value", requiring large TVs, although the function still exists in the phone, which which doesn't really have logic.
Huawei P30 PRO. RELEASED WITHOUT A MAJOR iPhone Feature, S10
Huawei P30 PRO. Moreover, the phone has a 40 megapixel camera, much more than 4K resolution, so the explanation is not only embarrassing, but also stupid, being a lie and nothing more. The second reason why the Huawei P30 PRO does not have 4K recording at 60 FPS is based on the fact that this type of clips takes up a lot of space in phones, which is true, and on the iPhone XS Max I noticed that the space disappears very quickly in the use of these recordings.
There are two main reasons for this. First of all the benefits of 4K can only be seen on a very large screen and it makes little sense to have it on your phone. Secondly, it takes up a lot of storage to record in 4K so you will quickly run out of space and that's a nightmare for consumers. We recommend users to leave the video recording resolution to FullHD, it's more than enough.
Huawei P30 PRO. The CEO of the company recommends Full HD recordings for people, which is stupid, because there are huge differences in quality between 4K and 1080p, even on smaller screens. The problem with space still remains a real one, but those who have 128 GB or more should not worry about it, and since the Huawei P30 PRO comes with this minimum amount of space, the recommendations made of CEOs are stupid.
Huawei P30 PRO. In reality, the phone's processor is the main problem, because it is not quite capable of recording 4K at 60 FPS, but of course Huawei could not admit this publicly.
