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Bali through the lens of the Huawei P60 Pro
Bringing HUAWEI’s godlike camera smartphone to the Island of the Gods
Any Indonesians out there? Selamat pagi!
Or are you one of the gods in Bali? Om swastiastu!
Regardless if you’re a god or a boring human being (like yours truly), Bali, Indonesia is one heavenly place that is a must-visit. It’s called the “Island of the Gods” for a reason.
Not only does it have one of the best beaches around, it’s also an island home to scenic volcano views and mountainous peaks and terrain. Most of all, the rich Bali heritage and culture has been preserved for hundreds of years.
Godlike smartphone cameras
Just to backtrack, the HUAWEI P60 Pro was first launched in China last March 2023 followed by a global rollout this May.
The specific camera hardware goes like this:
- 48MP main (wide) camera, f/1.4-4.0 Dual Variable aperture system
- 13MP f/2.2 ultra-wide angle (UWA) rear camera
- 48MP f/2.1 telephoto lens with 3.5x optical zoom
- 13MP f/2.4 ultra-wide angle (UWA) front camera
Even though it’s unfortunate that their exclusive partnership with Leica has ended, the phone’s XMAGE imaging system is still one of the best in the smartphone market today.
Can’t wait to see how the “godlike” cameras of the HUAWEI P60 Pro perform? Well, I’m gonna let all the 60 photo sets speak for themselves — with a little bit of trivia and commentary in-between.
Pop on the top
Admit it or not, most of us hate the idea of waking up early before the sun even shines. But it would be a big missed opportunity to skip the early morning ride towards the peak of an active volcano called Gunung Batur (or Mount Batur).
After some time, with the right weather and timing, you could end up having ✨ SwEEt anD LoVeLy ✨ shots like this.
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Portrait Mode
Despite the large pack of ATVs, the HUAWEI P60 Pro still clearly captured the detail of the grasses, trees, and the whole mountainous area. More so, how the colors of the sunrise pop with the right amount of HDR evident in the sun along its light rays.
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Portrait Mode
Bear with us. There will be more definitely-in-a-relationship shots like this of my friend together with her Hype Boy.
Tough and rough
After that scenic sunrise, Bali tourists have the option to continue the ATV ride further down the rougher surfaces of the mountain (or volcano).
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3.5x Telephoto Zoom
With the 3.5x telephoto zoom lens of the HUAWEI P60 Pro, my friend and her boyfie were able to take these exhilarating shots of the ATVs like they were shot by a professional camera with a super-fast shutter release.
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3.5x Telephoto Zoom
Even though these are the common sights among the rural parts of most Southeast Asian nations, these luscious forests and rural landscapes are the views that Bali tourists get to enjoy in their visit.
Life lesson: not everything is smooth-sailing. Just by looking at the transition of photos, that felt like a rough and tough ride.
This is where the ultra-wide angle (UWA) camera of the P60 Pro comes in handy. With that super-wide FoV (Field of View), my friend perfectly flexed her look alongside that massive ATV above those rocks (or hardened ash, whatever they may be).
Don’t Mess Up My Temple
If you read that to the tune of EXO’s (Don’t Mess Up My) Tempo, you were absolutely right — just in time for their latest 7th Album comeback release 🤩
Anyhow, Bali being a god-loved island, you will see many temples around. One of which is the very popular Lempuyang Temple.
You can even do a photo-op with your lovey-dovey if you both like it that way 🙄
That’s just one among the many temples in the island. There are also the Temples of Uluwatu, Taman Ayun, Ulun Danu Beratan, Besakih Mother Temple, and many more in the itinerary.
This suddenly reminded me of my Jakarta trip last January 2020 where I also wandered around several temples even in the middle of Indonesia’s city center. This proves how Indonesians value their culture.
Breathtaking Penida-scapade
Another highlight of Bali is none other than the view you will see when you go to the western part of the smaller Penida Island just below the main island of Bali — Nusa Penida to be precise.
If you can’t reach the ever-scenic shooting place featured in the Korean Drama Descendants of the Sun because it’s in the faraway island of Zakynthos in Greece (and requires a European visa for most travelers), Nusa Penida is your next best bet.
Whether it’s the main (wide) and ultra-wide cameras of the HUAWEI P60 Pro, shots look stunning and superb. Not only does it highlight the subjects, but also the full view you see like anyone who sees it IRL.
And as I was writing this, it felt like I teleported to that particular scenery and became part of their escapade.
I’m Gonna Swing…
From the chandelier? Not really. But here at Uma Ceking in Ubud, Bali, there are several swings for any couple to enjoy 👀
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3.5x Portrait
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1x Portrait | 3.5x Portrait
Already evident with the heart-shaped swings and seats, it is, indeed, heaven for couples (and haven for the lovelorn souls 🥺).
Tourists from different parts of the globe surely enjoy their lovely surroundings.
If I were here all by myself, I think I still would have enjoyed my alone time just by focusing on these beautiful stacks of Ceking Rice Terraces all noon long.
The Indo Taste
Indonesia is known for their popular fried rice Nasi Goreng, famous instant noodles Mi Goreng, or just several packs and varieties of Sambal that locals put in their rice, meat, or other types of meal.
Even though I love spicy food, the level of Indonesia’s spiciness is just on a whole other level.
Still, it wouldn’t be a complete Bali experience without actually trying their cuisine. These include a special set of nasi putih (white rice), daging (meat), kulit (roasted crispy pork skin), gorengan (batter fried meat), sayur (Balinese vegetables), and even sosis (blood sausage). Lastly, base genep (or Balinese spices) to top that authentic Bali taste.
And oh! The perfect way to fulfill that tropical island experience is by drinking fresh coconut juice.
Cat-puccino
You heard that right! Catpuccino (or “cat poo chino” as how they stylized it) is a real deal in Bali.
The “cat poop coffee” isn’t coming from the usual cats we see since most of us know that cats and coffee are not in good terms.
The coffee actually comes from Asian Palm Civets (also known as musang) — or just civet cats in simpler terms. But because of how they digest coffee cherries and leave the rest of the beans out, harvesters believe their “poo” gives an extra oomph when brewed as coffee.
Even though it looks or sounds disgusting, Kopi Luwak is considered as the most expensive coffee in the world. And with the very thorough and tedious process of actually making it into a by-product, it’s more of the many reasons why this Bali delicacy is a must-try.
Wild and mild
While we’re already on the topic, it’s also not surprising for any tropical country to have a variety of wild and mild animals roaming around.
Whether that may be a civet cat or a domesticated cat, these furries will be harmless as long as they are unharmed and being taken care of.
And can I just mention how fierce this tabby cat looks — the same way my indoor tabby cat looks at me whenever I’m eating.
I don’t support biases among pets but if cats aren’t your thing, these adorable sleeping puppies are enough to fill-up your empty day.
But if you’re more of a thrill-seeker, here’s a Malayan Krait (or Bungarus Candidus) at Tanah Lot — popularly known as the “Holy Snake”.
Built like a chimp-ion
The aforementioned animals aren’t the only thingyou will see when you visit Bali. There’s a specific sanctuary for Bali Monkeys at the Ubud Monkey Forest.
These long-tailed monkeys aren’t just here to wander. Knowing how intelligent these species are, they can even interact with you like you belong in their tribe.
Taking selfies like a chimp-ion — like how this Balinese macaque held the HUAWEI P60 Pro and took ultra-wide angle (UWA) groufies with the gang.
Using the same type of lens at the back gives us the ethereal vibe of the forest.
And even without the Leica lens optics, HUAWEI was still able to deliver “sun-kissed” shots with flares all around particularly due to its XMAGE imaging system.
Water the odds?
With Bali’s rich heritage, you shouldn’t be surprised to see a lot of water-filled temples, statues, symbolisms, and scriptures anywhere you go.
The abundance of temples will be more than enough for your photo-ops. Just remember to walk with respect and leave the preserved ruins unscathed.
Another must-visit is the Tirta Empul Temple where visitors can bathe in the sacred and holy water to “purify” and “cleanse” themselves.
Want to see and feed these giant Koi fishes? Tirta Gangga is where you have to head next!
Can we just appreciate the prowess of the P60 Pro’s 3.5x telephoto shooter as it was able to achieve the beautiful scenery of the dragon-decorated bridge alongside the majestic-looking swan boat passing by.
Seas the day
How could one skip the swimming and tanning on Bali’s beautiful beaches?
Quality-wise, the consistency is evident all throughout the set — regardless which type of lens you use. Heck, its portrait mode algorithm even looks professionally-shot with that clear distinction between the foreground subject and objects against the slushy water waves.
Even these selfies are testaments that HUAWEI values not just the rear cameras on the P60 Pro, but even the front camera as well.
A split-second movement usually results to blurred shots. But with the fast AF (Auto Focus) of the P60 Pro, it felt like there was a freeze in time — regardless if there is an abundance or absence of light.
Mandatory memento
Any trip would feel incomplete without bringing along some souvenirs before going back home.
Whether it’s the tiny ref magnets, dangling keychains, vibrant surfboards, colorful paintings in huge canvases, wacky-looking Balinese masks (called barong), or just photos of these altogether, these are already enough to keep and relive the Bali moments whenever, wherever.
Even a photo of your hotel’s façade/balcony, or just a super wide-angle #OOTD selfie are enough mementos after all that hectic travel to and from several tourist spots around the town.
And don’t forget your mandatory plane window shots before you head back to reality!
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1x | Ultra-Wide
Perfect for pros and non-pros alike
Whether you take it early in the dawn or a little bit late by the dusk, the HUAWEI P60 Pro proves to be a real champ when it comes to taking photos — even without the necessary pro-grade skills and equipment to do so.
Admittedly, neither of them are professionals when it comes to photography. But as I usually say in my camera-specific write-ups, anyone can take professionally-looking snaps as long as they get the right framing and timing.
And with the HUAWEI P60 Pro’s astounding cameras plus excellent XMAGE imaging system and AI algorithm, they were able to shoot not just picture perfect photos, but professional-looking perspectives — at least in my eyes who’s very photography-centric.
Even that one macaque is a proof that regardless of which user is holding the phone, a device equipped with a great set of camera hardware contributes in taking great-looking sequential photos in a second — especially those blurry-free snaps we all desire.
SEE ALSO: HUAWEI P60 Pro review: Picture perfect
Special thanks to my friend Judai, together with her lovey-dovey boyfie and friends for bringing us (virtually) to Bali through the wonderful cameras of the HUAWEI P60 Pro.
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The FIBA Basketball World Cup 2023 tips off on August 25. It offers hoops fans the ultimate experience to see the sport’s best global stars.
No less than Gilas Pilipinas will do its best to represent the Philippines proudly at home. Hundreds of thousands are expected to watch the prestigious event in-person from August 25 to September 10.
For those who do not have the luxury of attending live, there are still various ways to watch the World Cup. You can use whatever device from wherever location you’re from.
Here’s a quick rundown:
TV
For Cignal TV prepaid and postpaid subscribers, a one-time Pay-Per-View fee of PhP 650 entitles viewers to all 92 games of the FIBA World Cup in both SD (Ch. 198 and 199) and HD (Ch. 298 and 299).
They will come commercial-free and with access to exclusive FIBA content such as documentaries and highlights of previous tournaments.
For people mainly interested in Gilas Pilipinas games, TV5 is the surefire way to catch the action. The channel is accessible for free via CignalPlay and via any way you access free TV, like digiboxes.
Smartphones, tablets
For smartphone and tablet users, there are a handful of streaming apps that will show the World Cup games live and on demand.
Cignal’s novel streaming platform, Pilipinas Live will show all 92 games for a PhP 99 a month subscription.
Unlike cable subscriptions, this rate does not have a lock-in period. A month would be enough since the World Cup runs from August 25 to September 10. You can cancel afterwards.
Games will also be shown on the Smart Livestream app for FREE. To watch all 92 games, Smart subscribers simply have to connect to a Smart mobile data, TNT or PLDT WiFi while using the Smart LiveStream App. The app is downloadable on the App Store and Google Play Store.
Speaking of Gilas, Smart has a prepaid Gilas Power subscription promo which is inclusive of 78GB of total data, including a fixed allocation for the Livestream app and open access data good for a month.
PC and laptops
For PC and laptop users, the best workaround is availing of CignalPlay Premium, which starts at just PhP 75 monthly, inclusive of most channels you’re used to seeing on cable TV from movies to sports to news channels and more.
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There’s something inexplicable when you set foot inside Intramuros, also known as Manila’s walled city.
Historical buildings and landmarks continue to stand the test of time, becoming a home to cultural pursuits and a display of Manila’s rich history.
Every nook and cranny picture a story that only shows when you take the moment to walk through its cobblestone alleys.
That je ne sais quoi of the walled city is indescribable with mere words.
Yet, here are some attempts to capture its grandeur using the HONOR 90 5G, one afternoon stroll inside Intramuros.
Heritage bar
First stop: Batala Bar! This heritage bar located in Plaza San Luis has always been a staple to our Intramuros strolls. Situated in front of San Agustin Church, the bar can be easily seen while traversing the cobblestones of General Luna Street.
It’s a two-story bar serving craft beer, craft coffee, specialty ice cream, and delightful meals worth taking any time of the day.
It also shares a space with the Philippine Artisan Trade Gallery on the second level, housing unique handmade products exclusive to the Philippines.
There’s a balcony where you can enjoy the warmth of the afternoon sun while admiring the quietness of the city.
On the other side, there’s an overlooking view of the fountain in Plaza San Luis. You can also get a glimpse of Casa Manila, a living museum of what life as an affluent Illustrado looked like in the past.
It’s a glance at an opulent life from centuries ago. The architecture and intricate details served as a photo opportunity for the ‘gram.
Good food, good company
What’s good food without company? GadgetMatch’s Philippine team was out for a late lunch with our jet-setter and freelance journalist friend, Ayano Tominaga.
While waiting for our meals, we ordered a seasonal fruit shake. Batala bar served us a dragon fruit shake — which was currently in season — blended with banana and milk. It’s best to cool down from the scorchingly hot weather with a tasty, ice-cold blended beverage!
I ordered a Tinapa Puttanesca. It’s a linguine pasta savored in homemade red sauce, capers, olives, and of course, Tinapa. ICYDK, Tinapa is a smoked fish usually made from blackfin scad or milkfish.
On the other hand, Martynne ordered a Shiitake Aglio Olio. It’s an oil-based pasta cooked with tomato, paprika, and chili flakes, and topped with vegan parmesan, basil, and lemon.
Meanwhile, Vincenz ordered a Pollo Quesadilla. It’s basically chopped chicken adobo stuffed with mozzarella cheese, red onion, pickled chili, and tomato salsa.
Rodneil and Ayano ordered Bomba Longga Silog, which is loosely translated as a bomb Spanish sausage with fried rice and egg. It really is a bomb, though!
The homemade skinless Spanish sausage tasted delicious, served alongside a sunny-side-up egg, pickled vegetables, and garlic rice. It simply is a good pick-me-up order, any time of the day.
Ice cream, anyone?
Given that the Philippines is basically a tropical country that has summer weather all year round, Batala Bar is a good spot to cool down after a long walk inside Intramuros.
They serve homemade ice cream that even I, a lactose-intolerant kiddo, can’t resist.
Rodneil and Ayano shared one serving of Banana Split Sundae, which melted in just a few minutes. That’s how hot that day was.
Making my way downtown
After our merienda, we walked alongside General Luna Street to head over to Fort Santiago, a citadel where the Philippines’ national hero, Jose Rizal, was imprisoned before.
Of course, it’s not a quick walk across a few blocks. Martynne took the chance to have her photos taken by yours truly.
We also stopped by the Manila Cathedral and got some bottled water in the shade of trees situated in Plaza Roma, a public square in Intramuros.
While everyone was hydrating, Martynne posed in front of the cathedral. I played around with the wide-angle lens to make the shot somewhat touristy. Let’s pretend we’re not always in Manila.
Hidden cafe!
After queueing to get to Fort Santiago, we made our way to the hidden cafe tucked in the corners of the defense fortress. Papakape, which had its first branch as a glass house cafe in Makati, opened its doors inside Fort Santiago.
It’s situated inside a 400-year-old water cistern, extended with an al fresco garden seating.
The interiors, albeit quite small, are as cozy as any home.
Bayongs, traditional handwoven bags made of dried leaves, are displayed in the corner along with a wooden guitar.
Another corner seemed pretty for a spot to read and write, what with the cozy lamp and table facing a brick wall.
Papakape offers a few, good coffee that we thoroughly enjoyed. We tried the Black Gulaman Americano, an espresso-based drink with pandan syrup, grass jelly, and basil seeds.
The same drink that Canadian Singer-songwriter Carly Rae Jepsen drank when she visited Papakape early this year.
Another signature drink is called Tahoat, a combination of Taho (Silken Tofu mixed with Brown Sugar Syrup and Sago Pearls) and Oatmilk.
Of course, it’s also espresso-based and instead of purely silken tofu, it used soy curds and tapioca pearls.
Capping it off
Intramuros puts on a different face when the sun sets and the night fills the street. We decided to call it a day and part ways after having good laughs and conversations inside the walled city.
But before that, we took one last glance at the outdoor seating in Papakape. It hits differently when you enjoy the drink in total silence, completely disconnected from the hustle-bustle of Manila and the hubbub of the tourists flocking the defense fortress.
We also didn’t pass up an opportunity to do a photo-op inside the ruins. For the ‘gram, remember?
And what’s a day without a sunset photo? Overlooking the Pasig River and Manuel A. Roxas Memorial Bridge, the sunset allowed us a moment to recollect our thoughts and memories.
It was a good day filled with good food, conversations, sight, story, and company.
Before we get off Fort Santiago, here’s a night shot of a tree adorned with pretty lamps at night. Maybe, just maybe, we’ll take you on another tour. Perhaps, Intramuros After Dark?
An exquisite camera
The HONOR 90 5G is an excellent midrange smartphone equipped with a superb camera system that will let any user capture sights and stories. It’s certainly a device worth using, not just for the ‘gram, but for capturing your daily life.
Pre-order HONOR 90 5G from August 16-25, 2023 for only Php 24,990 and Get a FREE JBL Flip 6 worth Php 7,499 until supplies last! Get it via Shopee, Lazada, or TikTok Shop.
This feature article is a collaboration between GadgetMatch and HONOR Philippines.
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Nowadays, my stress comes from the fact that living in the Philippines can be overwhelming. Honestly, so much of my energy in the day goes to the hybrid work setup plus attending to responsibilities within the household. Not to mention, there’s not much that the metro could offer as a respite for the working professional. You’d think that short breaks will be of use when every day is just a greater grind than the day before.
So, along with the group of people I consider as my family outside home, I decided to give myself that long-needed trip overseas. Obviously, we booked the tickets way before and I needed to make sure that I would use this time to be away from home for a while; to disconnect, if you will. Of course, just to make sure I keep the memories safe, I’m bringing the Canon EOS R8 with me.
We departed from Manila, and was finally en route to a small, bustling island known simply as Taiwan.
The sights within the streets
My significant other and I had a game plan on how to completely maximize one week in Taiwan. This while also considering I still had work to do.
Part of the itinerary was to explore as much of the Taipei area. This includes every nook and cranny that presented itself. With the Canon EOS R8, this was pretty easy.
Needless to say, I looked like I was gathering memories of the simple streets that the country had to offer.
The food we got to eat
Part of any person’s journey to another country is trying out all the food that’s out for the tasting. Fortunately in Taiwan, there was an abundance of establishments and food spots that you simply cannot miss.
Of course, as working professionals, you can’t help but try your luck at some cafes in the area, and there were a lot of them.
The EOS R8 enabled me to capture some of the food I got to try with near-perfect detail. Even the most minute detail on specialized caffeinated drinks became the highlight of the photos I took. Although, it wouldn’t be as quick and easy to get the perfect shot compared to using a powerful smartphone.
The attractions we got to experience
It wouldn’t be a trip to another country without going everywhere and anywhere that stands out to us. In my case, apart from the streets, it’s the grand attractions that even the most typical of tourists visit. Considering that most of these are attractions even during night time, this would be the perfect opportunity to see if the EOS R8 stacks up.
During the entire time I was in Taiwan, most of the mornings were pretty cloudy so daytime shots had a dimness to them.
At some point in the day, it rained and you can imagine how difficult it is to bring a camera with a long camera lens to boot.
Still, the shots I took looked pretty decent and no details were sacrificed.
Night time shots and even photos in less than favorable lighting conditions were good enough.
Shifting to Manual Focus gave me the opportunity to create the near-perfect conditions to take quality night shots within Taiwan’s well-known night markets.
Also, since the Museum of Contemporary Art had an exhibition under rather low-light conditions, I also gave it a shot.
The company you’re with
One great thing I appreciated about this trip was the fact that I was with great company all throughout.
Sure, there was only like one full day wherein we all had one place in mind, but it was worth it!
Because I had the EOS R8 for the trip, I became the group’s photographer whenever possible.
In a way, we all needed the disconnect from going through our usual routines back in Manila. Even though most of us still had work to do during the last few days before heading home, it felt refreshing. Plus, I think it allowed us to get work done faster to enjoy the trip as much as we can!
Heading home
After one whole week of walking around, taking beautiful pictures and having delicious meals, it was time. An early morning flight back to Manila was waiting for us at the airport, which was honestly just a handful of train stops away from the main Taipei area. Unfortunately, the Canon EOS R8 was already tucked inside my luggage and I didn’t have enough time to pull it out once we got to the airport.
Although, what I do appreciate about it is how compact it can be when storing it inside. Despite having a rather wide body and with a long camera lens, it doesn’t take up too much space. In my case, it was better to tuck it inside a carry-on with bubble wrap and reinforced with soft clothing. After a few hours and a delay in our flight time, we arrived in Manila and returned to the heat of the world.
For trips like these, having both the Canon EOS R8 and a smartphone of choice allowed me to capture beautiful yet short-lived moments in time. Whether we were inside closed spaces or exploring the natural attractions, it grabs everything in full detail with the proper adjustments. I would consider this as a must-have for anybody looking to travel anywhere they want; just make sure you make space and take care of it while you’re out.
SEE: Elevate your vlogging: Canon announced EOS R8, R50 cameras
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