Samsung collaborates with National Geographic
Posted on: 7/3/2021, 2:16:43 AM
Samsung partnered up with National Geographic Traveller India to show off the Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G's 8K video snap capability by recording the Maldives' tiger sharks in Fuvahmulah, the "shark island." National Geographic Explorer and wildlife filmmaker Malaika Vaz recorded gorgeous and friendly tiger sharks in their native habitat with the 8k video snap, according to Samsung.
We're thrilled to share another episode of an incredible voyage with National Geographic Traveller India, which was captured on the Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G. At Samsung, we believe in developing products that allow our customers to do more. The Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G alters the way you photograph with a first-of-its-kind camera with a pro-grade 108MP lens and 8K video capture. Photography aficionados can now extract high-resolution stills from every second of an 8K video with the industry-first 8K Video Snap function. Malaika used the Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G to photograph the stunning underwater splendor of Shark Island in the Maldives.
Samsung India's Senior Director and Head of Mobile Marketing, Aditya Babbar
As part of the #UncoverTheEpic campaign, National Geographic Explorer and wildlife videographer Malaika Vaz discovered the grandeur of Fuvahmulah. The underwater footage was filmed using the Galaxy S21 Ultra and offers amazing vistas of aquatic life and the majestic tiger shark. This movie, according to Samsung, shows what it's like to swim with one of the ocean's most effective predators.
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