u/Cyan_223

i've noticed this for a while and after doing some research today, turns out it's a known hardware issue on the s25 ultra. while recording on the 0.6x camera, when i make a quick movement, the camera jitters and ruins the video but it's understandable since it doesn't have ois. my issue is, this happens with the 1x camera as well. I was recording and walking (at a normal pace so no sudden movements) and there was like a jitter/vibration in the video. I checked online and apparently it's a known hardware issue of the ois that affects quite a few people. (also, no, i have never dropped my phone so the magnets have not moved out of place due to shock) unfortunately, my 1yr warranty ended last month so I can't even give it for repair under that. only way to fix this is to open up the phone and swap out the ois but im guessing that will be very expensive without the warranty. would samsung consider giving a grace period on the warranty considering this is a known issue from their side or should I just save my money and stick with it?

i've heard many great things about dolby cinema; the image quality, colors, etc. but especially the audio quality. I've always heard people describe it having "floor shaking" bass. I recently watched Michael in dolby cinema because i knew atmos would be superior to imax for a musical but I was left kinda disappointed. for context, this dolby cinema branch is in kuwait, the avenues mall. the 3D audio definitely was good but I felt it lacked something. the bass was barely felt, audio sounded a bit lower compared to the normal screens as well. my first guess was maybe because we're in a mall they have restrictions on this but dolby calibrate their own audio to a standard level so I wouldn't expect that to happen. so i was wondering if my expectations were too high or if there might be a fault on the theatres side because i know dolby atmos can be way better