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Samsung Brazil caught passing stock photos as Galaxy A8 camera samples Comments

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  • Koala
  • p@5
  • 21 Aug 2018

Niccy, 19 Aug 2018What??? Ok that there is a low life defense. Samsung Brazil? So samsung Brazil is now a differ... moreSamsung Brazil has its own team, that is what I am talking about.

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    • TearLight
    • t75
    • 20 Aug 2018

    samsung tries to copy huawei's commercial XD

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      • L337
      • LcH
      • 20 Aug 2018

      Being Portuguese and seeing Brazilians speak their variant of it is hilarious. Kinda like Australian english.
      Also, I didn't know you guys at gsmarena knew Portuguese. Or is it all Google Translate? XD

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        • Devils Defender
        • LEi
        • 20 Aug 2018

        It could have the best cam but pretty face

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          • Exec
          • LiX
          • 19 Aug 2018

          AnonD-241270, 18 Aug 2018Nothing new, all smartphone brands do this, i mean ALL OF THEM: Shamesung, crApple, LG, OnePlu... moreTrue. I remember from last year LG V30 vs some prof camera (Red i think) wirh price tag of 50 000$, and.. It was close call in picture quality hehe.. But, then again, V30 have good camera, also A8 (2018) have good selfie cam, maybe because of that, they do what they do with (fake) ad's.. Or to sell, one or two smartphones more. Samsung is still nubmer one in sales.

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            • Exec
            • LiX
            • 19 Aug 2018

            abubasim, 18 Aug 2018That is not correct. But you have to ask yourself: why did they feel the need to post photos t... moreSamsung Brazil? Who was made mistake with Note 7 battery, Samsung Korea? :D

            It's the same company, with same rules.. Ore Brazil does not count?

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              • Niccy
              • r3H
              • 19 Aug 2018

              Koala, 18 Aug 2018Samsung Brazil made a mistake. Now whole company is a trash, etc. What logic is that?What??? Ok that there is a low life defense. Samsung Brazil? So samsung Brazil is now a different company on it's own? Sadly enough we all know samsung is the company with most false advertisment, highest scandal and fraud historys. I see samsung supporters just behave like samsung anyways.

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                • Walter C. Dornez
                • 47n
                • 19 Aug 2018

                Anonymous, 18 Aug 2018Yes because my neighbors are robbing the bank I can too. Nice logic.I don't recall me ever commending it. I simply asked if other companies had done the same and was waiting for confirmation, not somebody responding with an accusatory statement pertaining to the messy subject of logic

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                  • S6 User
                  • nFX
                  • 19 Aug 2018

                  Whichever Samsung Brazilian marketing employee made the decision to mislead customers should be sacked.

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                    • Anonymous
                    • XUm
                    • 18 Aug 2018

                    Walter C. Dornez, 18 Aug 2018Uh, haven't most companies done the same thing? I recall Xiaomi and Huawei doing it. Nokia tooYes because my neighbors are robbing the bank I can too. Nice logic.

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                      • Anonymous
                      • 7t$
                      • 18 Aug 2018

                      Cannot blame the entire company for the stup*d*ty of a single country’s marketing team.

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                        • dxyuyu
                        • qHC
                        • 18 Aug 2018

                        This is really hilarious
                        Though seriously the selfies made by the Galaxy A8 2018 are amazing and i can confirm because i'm an owner of this phone
                        Not trying to be a fan boy but this is out of experience

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                          • Walter C. Dornez
                          • 47n
                          • 18 Aug 2018

                          Uh, haven't most companies done the same thing? I recall Xiaomi and Huawei doing it. Nokia too

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                            • H-1
                            • 3y}
                            • 18 Aug 2018

                            AnonD-558092, 18 Aug 2018Those pictures are acquired with unlimited licensing terms. Which means they have the right to... moreHmm... ok, I take back first statement, but it still is bad calling another person's work your own.

                            The A8 (and most midrange phones nowadays) produce good, if not great, selfies which could look even better using professional software. So I still feel bad they have to go that way.

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                              • H-1
                              • 3y}
                              • 18 Aug 2018

                              Nick Tagataka, 18 Aug 2018You know that Huawei got caught by using the same fishy advertisement method before when they ... moreNot only huawei, Nokia used a professional camera to advertise their OIS, Canon used pictures taken by famous photographers with other brands and called them their own, and there are many other examples. Fanboys tend to forget this in a matter of weeks.

                              The thing is, A8 isn't half bad, so it's really stupid to put themselves in that position.

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                                • Alex
                                • JKR
                                • 18 Aug 2018

                                Nothing new here. Do you really think that ANY photo presented to you as a "photo from our newest phone" is directly out of the phone? No, it isn't. It was either made with a real camera, or it was heavily processed in some image editor software. Why? To look better, and convince you to buy the phone.
                                Now, taking a photo from a stock site and presenting it as a photo from the phone is another level of stupidity, it's just that someone gets caught in manipulation, and someone still didn't.

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                                  • abubasim
                                  • Let
                                  • 18 Aug 2018

                                  Koala, 18 Aug 2018Samsung Brazil made a mistake. Now whole company is a trash, etc. What logic is that?That is not correct. But you have to ask yourself: why did they feel the need to post photos that didn't come from the phone? The camera isn't good enough?

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                                    • AnonD-558092
                                    • r7b
                                    • 18 Aug 2018

                                    Koala, 18 Aug 2018Samsung Brazil made a mistake. Now whole company is a trash, etc. What logic is that?It's called Troll × Hater logic.
                                    Copyright The Internet. All rights reserved.

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                                      • AnonD-558092
                                      • r7b
                                      • 18 Aug 2018

                                      H-1, 18 Aug 2018I wanted to have a short comment. Samsung Brazil did two things wrong: Stealing other people... moreThose pictures are acquired with unlimited licensing terms. Which means they have the right to use them as much as they want without further royalties and without attribution. But I agree that the presentation was a bit misleading in that it was implying that these pictures were shot on a Galaxy A8. But you cannot blame the response. The guy that published this does not make the stuff, he loads a .jpg and writes some text from marketing and he clicks Send. Obviously he is not supposed to know where these images come from

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                                        • Koala
                                        • p@5
                                        • 18 Aug 2018

                                        Samsung Brazil made a mistake. Now whole company is a trash, etc. What logic is that?

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