Apple’s keynote event shot on iPhone and edited on Mac
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#2I love their commitment to walking the walk with the camera on the iPhone, but as this footage shows, while YES it is "shot on an iPhone 15 Pro Max" it also uses thousands of dollars worth of equipment that makes it hard for the average user to replicate similar quality.
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#3This could have been accomplished with an iPhone 8 years ago. For a keynote that 99.9% of the population will watch on YouTube, what is this trying to prove?
It's an interesting demonstration, that's about it.
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#4What did they shoot the behind the scenes with though?
Re: Apple’s keynote event shot on iPhone and edited on Mac
#5I wish somebody can tell me what was wrong with the video being shot on iPhone, is it visible for a professional eye that it is iPhone? I was always told that the lens and matrix size is everything. Have things changed dramatically since the time you could only make a good shot on a full-frame DSLR?
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#6> the preferred smartphone for creative pros and filmmakers.
Upon reading that, I immediately looked at the domain of the source. I know, I should be in this habit BEFORE reading anything, but still.
Re: Apple’s keynote event shot on iPhone and edited on Mac
#7This could have been accomplished with an iPhone 8 years ago. For a keynote that 99.9% of the population will watch on YouTube, what is this trying to prove? It's an interesting demonstration, that's about it.
wouldn't get the low light and dynamic range, if you've ever used an iphone to take pics 8 years ago
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#8I love their commitment to walking the walk with the camera on the iPhone, but as this footage shows, while YES it is "shot on an iPhone 15 Pro Max" it also uses thousands of dollars worth of equipment that makes it hard for the average user to replicate similar quality.
That's always been part of the prosumer equation; kit to go around the digital lynchpin. It's the void Digidesign/Avid filled with the mbox series back when.
Consumer --> Prosumer --> Pro
Aka tacit endorsement of the incumbent 'way things be.'
Re: Apple’s keynote event shot on iPhone and edited on Mac
#9What did they shoot the behind the scenes with though?
one of those kids tablets in the blue rubberized shell with built-in handle that is covered in sticky apple juice and smells like earrings
Re: Apple’s keynote event shot on iPhone and edited on Mac
#10I love their commitment to walking the walk with the camera on the iPhone, but as this footage shows, while YES it is "shot on an iPhone 15 Pro Max" it also uses thousands of dollars worth of equipment that makes it hard for the average user to replicate similar quality.
you can likely jerry rig a cart and attach a tripod to it, not expensive, bottom line is that it is possible with the iPhone to film something like that.