By Guardian staff reporter
Publication Date: 2026-03-27 10:42:00
“Art is not what you see,” said Edgar Degas, “but what you let others see.” In a time when anyone with a smartphone can publish to the world, this sentiment feels newly relevant.
The old hurdles – expensive equipment, special software, years of technical training – have steadily disappeared. For many, however, trust remains. The assumption that sophisticated results are reserved for professionals.
This is increasingly no longer true. Grassroots creators – filming their first GRWM, recipe reel, or how-to tutorial – have access to tools that once required an entire production team. For anyone looking to get started, the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra offers built-in features designed to simplify the process. Here’s how.
How to film yourself hands-free with AI camera tracking
Filming solo often means compromises – static shots, awkward angles or constant resets. Galaxy S26 Ultra’s auto-framing feature helps eliminate this problem…
