It was probably just autocorrect.Sorry to be pedantic, but someone has to stand up for our language.
It's "could have", not "could of".
It was probably just autocorrect.Sorry to be pedantic, but someone has to stand up for our language.
It's "could have", not "could of".
I thought so too. I don't remember reading or hearing anywhere before that the OIS did not apply to video.
In fact, Youtube is full of videos showing off the OIS on the 6 Plus vs the 6, because most people apparently thought the OIS worked for videos, and they felt they saw a difference. If the OIS is indeed not available for videos on the 6 Plus, then this was one of the biggest technical placebo effects ever!
i thought so tooi could of sworn this was the already standard on iPhone 6 Plus?
Who really has a 4K tv to actually watch it though?!
1080p is perfectly fine. At a distance, you won't notice the details anyway. In a few years, no one will really remembers 4K. It'll just be one of those "temporary" standard until something better comes along. 8K and 16K will be the next one. By the time you think "Yay, 4K, I have the latest and greatest", they will start announcing the first few 8K displays.
I think 4K is like the 720p TVs. It's better, but not quite there yet. Why bother? Does anyone even think about 720p TV?
I think 5.1 would be a great size, especially if they get rid of the home button (2-3 more cycles imo).
I am in the same boat as you though, I want the nice features of the plus, matched with a slight bigger screen for emergency catchup on homework, or watching netflix in bed but the plus makes it to where I need two hands to do most of my regular tasks. double tapping the home button helps sometimes but not always and adds an extra step. After this video I am back to wondering if I should get a plus this year but I think in the long run I should stick to the 6s until they give us a 5-5.1 option. That would be awesome.
Oh. Is there any difference between Cinematic VS to OIS?That was Cinematic Video Stabilisation.
Sorry to be pedantic, but someone has to stand up for our language.
It's "could have", not "could of".
Or could've which is pronounced similarly to "could of".
Strange that you think that, if they had this philosophy in mind to begin with, we won't have this fragmentation in the first place.strange that you think they didn't try. I'd be willing to bet its due to the case size.
$$$$I'd like to hear the reasoning behind not putting OIS on the normal 6 and 6S. Anything else than space limitatations is unacceptable.
In March I paid $70 for a 256GB USB flash drive. To charge $200 more for the 128GB iPhone 6s than for the 16GB 6s is nothing more than gouging.
I do not want a phone larger than my 5-inch HTC ONE M8, so I ordered the iPhone 6s. Since it will be used for MANY videos and photos, I had to order the 128GB model. Apple does not allow an iPhone owner to swap his own storage cards.
If I needed OIS, I would have considered the Plus. However, I know how to hold my camera / phone for shake-free photos and videos - I've been doing it for decades.
Read the article. It was present for photos, but not video on the plus. With the 6s, it's also for video.i could of sworn this was the already standard on iPhone 6 Plus?
Funny thing is when the iPhone 6 and 6+ first came out last year all the tech reviewers did video side by sides to show how OIS made the video smoother.
Now we find out OIS never worked on Video until the 6S+
I understand they are overcharging, but it's not like there is any competition. Apple products are overall vastly superior, plain and simple
Can we talk about that blue iPhone in the video's thumbnail???