QUOTE(Eiraku @ Sep 28 2018, 09:40 PM)
I'd say the simple deal is OP6 for video (4k60 mmmm) and P20 for photos, but coming from EMUI myself (long time Honor 8 user before), I honestly found OOS to be a whole lot sleeker, faster and easier to keep up-to-date (even though I'm sticking to Oreo for now).
And easier to root too if that's more your drift, since Huawei went full retard in locking the bootloader from the P20 forward (not that there aren't ways to circumvent that but it's probably more hassle than it's worth). Banking apps still work fine while rooted too (thanks to Magisk hide, just in case you're thinking of doing it) but you lose your Widevine L1 cert (for HD Netflix) the moment you unlock unfortunately.
Plus if you're rooted, GCam and Camera M (a Magisk module with the ability to tune the heavy-handed OP6 camera sharpening and noise reduction) makes the OP6 cam a whole lot more competitive (though to be completely honest the P20 still pulls ahead even then).
But if we stick to the basics, yeah, OP6 for video and P20 for photos... and the 6T if you don't care about the jack (and the possible hike in price).
4k 60fps for the win!And easier to root too if that's more your drift, since Huawei went full retard in locking the bootloader from the P20 forward (not that there aren't ways to circumvent that but it's probably more hassle than it's worth). Banking apps still work fine while rooted too (thanks to Magisk hide, just in case you're thinking of doing it) but you lose your Widevine L1 cert (for HD Netflix) the moment you unlock unfortunately.
Plus if you're rooted, GCam and Camera M (a Magisk module with the ability to tune the heavy-handed OP6 camera sharpening and noise reduction) makes the OP6 cam a whole lot more competitive (though to be completely honest the P20 still pulls ahead even then).
But if we stick to the basics, yeah, OP6 for video and P20 for photos... and the 6T if you don't care about the jack (and the possible hike in price).
I always record video with 4k60, 1 minute video about 1GB file, transfer to PC and use Handbrake to convert it into 1080p60 x265 for archive, size become less than 50MB.
Sep 29 2018, 12:16 PM

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