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Apple today shared a new video in its ongoing "Shot on iPhone 12 - Everyday Experiments" series, which features unique photography tutorials and ideas for iPhone users, along with impressive visuals.


"Full Bloom," as the name suggests, features flowers, and Apple says that it's meant to "celebrate spring's colors, life, and growth with the iPhone 12."

As with other "Everyday Experiments" videos, "Full Bloom" shows off various iPhone 12 camera capabilities, including time-lapse and slo-mo, and it explains the techniques that are being used.

The video features photographs of fruit and vegetables, water, pressed flowers, succulents, mushrooms, flowers colored with a highlighter to give blooms a fluorescent glow, and more.

Article Link: Apple Shares 'Full Bloom' Shot on iPhone 12 Video Featuring Flowers
 
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Amazing tool in the hands of people, just some of them make only booty on Instagram🤣
 
Anyone have a clue as to the camera app they are using? Doesn't look like the stock one (unless there are some settings I'm not seeing for it).
 
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I can't wait to be the next Robert Maplethorpe with my iPhone 12.

And I'm not just talking flowers.
 
Only those that have shot with pro cams can see the difference between iPhone and pro cams. 99% of viewing public would never know the difference and that is the only audience that matters (unless you're gunning for a cinematographic technical achievement award).

Sorry... If it's not shot on an ARRI Alexa cinema camera, my eyes hurt, and I can't be bothered watching it.

/s :)
 
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I could care less what camera or device they used to shoot this. The more meaningful story here is all the thought and creativity that went into making this. Nicely done.
 
I don't understand who these ads are for? If they mean the Pros then surely they are using cameras better than the ones that came attached with their smartphone, if they mean the general public then they probably using those cameras any ways because thats the best camera they own.

I think this only shines Apple's image and their phone to be a very great for taking pictures among all other competitors (which have some crazy options on them especially those Chinese ones)
 
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