How to use Huawei Mate 10 Pro's AI-powered camera to shoot the best winter videos
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But what about capturing the perfect shot when the cold weather bites, skies are gloomy and the streets are frosty? We all know it's notoriously hard to capture good-looking footage of snowy landscapes on camera - be it stills or video - but the HUAWEI Mate 10 Series has you covered:
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Leave it to the AI to take the perfect vids
Huawei claims that the on-board AI is capable of recognizing up to 2000 images per minute by harnessing the the power of real-time neural network processing
Now that your fingers are no longer at risk of frostbite, it's time to start shooting some gnarly snowboarding vids. Or, you know, maybe just capture some serene snowscapes on camera. Usually, when you let your camera automatically adjust exposure in the snow, you'll almost always get an underexposed result, due to all the bright whites in the scene. To alleviate this, you can switch to the HUAWEI Mate 10 Series’ manual video mode and use exposure compensation (EV) to add two to three additional stops.
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What’s more, the HUAWEI Mate 10 Series’ AI-boosted real-time object tracking is outstanding at keeping up with high-speed moving objects, such as skiers, snowboarders, or uprooted trees riding the crest of a gigantic avalanche, which makes focusing on the right thing a breeze.
Sharing the ultimate winter video
When you’re done capturing the perfect shot or video, and back by the fireplace in the evening, it's time for editing and sharing. The HUAWEI Mate Series’ built-in Photo Gallery has a feature called “Highlight,” which can automatically pick photos and video, and arrange them into a collection.
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