Gegli news - Samsung has been using the DSLR image on the Galaxy A8 Star landing page

Gegli news - Samsung has been using the DSLR image on the Galaxy A8 Star landing page - 12/5/2018 1:24:36 AM 1:24:36 AM 

However, it's safe to never assume that phone makers promote their phones using real photos taken with the product they advertise. Is this fake advertisement? Only if an explicit note tells one thing and lies about it. Otherwise, is it a comment?

 At this time, the desired photo is one of those you can find on the Hong Kong page of the landing page of the Galaxy A8 Star Samsung. Scroll down and see it, describe the Focus Live and how to operate the bokeh user manually or as much as you want. Only, this photo did not actually shoot with this crazy thing.

This is astounding because Samsung did the same Samsung Galaxy A8 earlier this year on two Samsung tweets in Brazil. Obviously, the automatic transmission to promote a smartphone that was not taken with the actual phone and then the "Samsung" tagged in the photo in Samsung advertising is not false. These two tweets were eventually deleted.

The photographer, Dana Digic, who shot her photo, instantly searched for a reverse lookup photo when she realized that her photo was sold through Getty through EyeEm. His initial reaction to the use of the photo "To forge his photo-printing mode phone", was to "crush", not because of what Samsung did, but because he made his face in Photoshop.

At the very least, Samsung seems to be purchasing the legal right to use the photo, but for ads and advertisements that show the photo has been announced by smartphones, but what is clearly shown, this means advertising Advertising and advertising? Nothing seems to be new, and smartphone companies can still be expected to do this.

Perhaps some areas with more stringent consumer protection laws are beginning to wobble this type of advertising. For what's worth, Samsung is not the only offender - Huawei has done with the same Huawei Nova 3i, and responded with a statement stating this in an advertising video confirming that "product photos are for reference only".