Compromising camera quality in midrange smartphones has been common for a long time, the Huawei Y Series prizes itself for offering one of the best cameras in their respective price ranges, along with solid performance and good battery life. These are a few significant features that people look for in smartphones.
Huawei takes the camera quality battle head-on with its #ShotonHuawei campaign, a platform for photographers to showcase their photographic expertise using Huawei smartphones. It sources talented individuals from all over the country as Huawei Experience Ambassadors (HEA), who then travel Pakistan and abroad to take pictures of people and places, cultures, and cuisines.
This time, the ambassadors for Huawei Y9 Prime consisted a mix of talented individuals, such as university students with a passion for photography like Naveed Qamar from Beaconhouse National University (BNU) and Bisma Rizwan from IBA Karachi to professional film-maker Salman Alam and photographers like Noman Ellahi, Mavikh Azam and Muhammad Usman.
Over the past few months, they used the 16MP + 8MP + 2MP triple AI camera (Huawei Y9 Prime) and its signature 16MP pop-up selfie camera, to take ecstatic shots during their travels. The phone traveled over vales and hills to capture cultural events, colors, landscapes, and portraits.
Bisma Rizwan, an IBA student captured the beauty of Crystal Lake, while the Lulusar Lake looks breathtaking with the AI Water mode of the phone’s camera.
Going beyond the borders, Mavikh Azam took his Huawei Y9 Prime for a tour to Turkey. There, he captured its wonderful people as they enjoyed the sea breeze and sunsets.
While actively pursuing the #ShotonHuawei campaign, Muhammad Usman put the camera capabilities of Huawei Y9 Prime to test. With the 6MP lens and f/1.8 aperture, he managed to capture the Milky Way from Thandiyaani, while the portrait mode took a befitting photo of a Yak in north Pakistan.
HEA Naveed Qamar, hailing from Lahore has a keen eye for cityscapes. He ventured out on the streets to capture a monochromatic image of a building, while the Night Mode on the phone takes a bright shot of a balloon seller in the dark.
Faisalabad got its representation in the #ShotonHuawei campaign with Noman Illahi. Armed with a Huawei Y9 Prime, he began his journey to Shandur via Besal and Babusar where he took a shot of the green meadows with AI Greenery. He also visited the Safaranga Jeep Rally and took some adventurous shots.
Filmmaker Salman Alam Khan was also roped in for the Huawei Y9 Prime campaign. He’s a traveler at heart, who captures images of life and people around the world. With the theme of Pakistan’s Independence Day, he caught the zeal of its preparations at a roadside vendor while a blissful portrait of an old man during his visits.
The #ShotonHuawei campaign took flight in Pakistan from March 2018, and today boasts more than 24 ambassadors from all walks of life. These ambassadors are spread all over Pakistan, and their work has been showcased across the world through social media campaigns and photo exhibitions in Paris, France. Equipped with Huawei’s smartphones, the ambassadors have traveled to the top of Mount Everest, captured the mystique of Turkey and Iran, and covered Pakistan from one corner to the other.
As the world becomes more and more digitized, the need for aesthetically pleasing photos has become a necessity. The photo albums and DVDs families once stacked in their closets have shifted to a digital collection of photos and videos taken from their cameras and smartphones.
This is where Huawei fulfills its consumer needs by bringing smartphones capable of capturing photographic memories of the highest quality. Not only does Huawei provide you with the ultimate handheld device you seek, but an amplification of the #ShotonHuawei campaign also occurs in the form of Master Classes at different universities of Pakistan.
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