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2) I have all of the above(mostly). I still prefer shooting on my iphone.
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Apple Shares New 'Make Movies Like the Movies' iPhone 12 Pro Ad Highlighting Dolby Vision Recording
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2) I have all of the above(mostly). I still prefer shooting on my iphone.
appleTV, roku? I'm sure you can find an answer out there. Maybe LG even gives you an update. Oh, I just realized how funny that was
Article was about shooting it on the iPhone, not editing, but you could if you needed to
It's nice that they can do all these things 🚀. I'm no videographer, but I guess if I were to shoot a commercial for a client I wouldn't go for the iPhone setup. I think this might be for videographers that got bored with big cameras and want to try something new. Like those photographer that still shoot in film, compared to digitally 😅
lighten up and enjoy a bit. That was a cute video. It doesn't say it was shot on an iPhone, but a lot of them are, so it might be, but it is still a cute video nonetheless
Anyone else with an iPhone 12 / 12 Pro having issues with uploading videos on Instagram or YouTube appearing massively overexposed?
it would appear that most apps don’t support Dolby HDR yet
it would appear that most apps don’t support Dolby HDR yet
honestly he seems like a nice guy, probably not the one you want to ask about your porn shoot. Just sayin
They're in very different worlds. The GoPro can shoot 5k @ 30 fps, has 20 MP stills, and includes a variety of other nifty features that are great for action videography. Also, it's $400 so it's substantially cheaper to fit multiple cameras to something like a single vehicle.
That said, it is impressive that we are even considering comparing the iPhone to a GoPro. The iPhone has come a LONG way and within a generator or two may very well take over as the action cam of choice. The conundrum will exist for people who have a ~$1200 budget:
Do they buy an iPhone 12 + GoPro, or an iPhone 12 Pro (presumably with maxed out storage since you can't expand it like you can with the GoPro)? And do they feel comfortable risking their everyday do-it-all phone on an action shot? Or do they move that risk to a much cheaper $400 device that performs really well?
and backtap is great, lets you go right to recording video so you can record those people doing bad things
Clearly you haven't read the article, or are aware of current reality. Major directors/cinematographers like Steven Soderbergh exclusively film Hollywood features on iPhones -- but do not edit on them...
The Rise of the iPhone Auteur
Steven Soderbergh’s ‘High Flying Bird’ is the latest movie to be filmed entirely on a smartphone. While the technique has yet to catch on en masse, its proponents talk about its democratizing and artistically liberating effects—and it could very well be the future of filmmaking.
www.theringer.com
To me, these ads just tell that how much cinema is about effort and talent, not about camera itself.
And yet they are selling a camera (=phone’s camera) because of it.
Props to the ad agency.
And yet they are selling a camera (=phone’s camera) because of it.
Props to the ad agency.
I didn't see dolbyvision on the GoPro. https://gopro.com/en/us/shop/hero9-black/tech-specs?pid=CHDHX-901-master
Maybe I missed something.
I was pretty sure I had seen this photo from before.
Kuo: Largan to Ship 'High-End' Camera Lenses for 'iPhone 12' From Mid-July
I can't wait. Photography is my life. And for the last five or so years my camera of choice is the one that's always with me, my iPhone. Ocean Beach, San Francisco:
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Maybe you have taken only one good photo who knows
Apple today shared a new ad that's meant to highlight the Dolby Vision HDR video capture, editing, and playback available on the new iPhone 12 Pro and 12 Pro Max.
The video features a series of people using their iPhone 12 Pro devices to capture video content with a variety of camera rigs and equipment to simulate different angles while getting creative, movie-like video shots. "The only camera to shoot in Dolby Vision," reads the video's tagline.
Both the iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max support Dolby Vision HDR video recording at up to 60 frames per second, while the iPhone 12 and 12 mini support the feature at up to 30 frames per second.
Article Link: Apple Shares New 'Make Movies Like the Movies' iPhone 12 Pro Ad Highlighting Dolby Vision Recording
it makes me feel like getting creative and making a real film! So much fun.
I haven’t been keeping up with the technology but I’m supposing they are saying that the quality is good.
I was pretty sure I had seen this photo from before.
Kuo: Largan to Ship 'High-End' Camera Lenses for 'iPhone 12' From Mid-July
I can't wait. Photography is my life. And for the last five or so years my camera of choice is the one that's always with me, my iPhone. Ocean Beach, San Francisco:
Maybe you have taken only one good photo who knows
I've got a few. Why do you care so much?
Edit with Final Cut Pro, but yah having this dolbyvision seems to me like real easy low budget shooting.
Nobody is asking you to.
Here’s a creator who filmed the review of his iPhone 12 pro on his iPhone 12, then edited it on his Mac (using airdrop). He also uses his iPad to edit his video thumbnails.
Of course it was shot on the 12 pro. If it wasn't, it would leak, and Apple would be laughed out of town. Besides, you can see many many videos that Apple puts out labeled with Shot on iPhone. Now sure, lots of expensive accessories and lighting and editing are used, but the camera itself is quite capable considering.
Sort of.
I imported iphone 12 HDR footage into FCPX and it was horrifically, unusably, unsalvageably blown-out (even when supposedly converted with the HDR Tools effect). The problem was, I had pulled the file straight off my phone using Image Capture, and I was not using a Library that was not set up in Wide Gamut HDR.
What I did to fix this was to let the videos upload to iCloud, download to Photos, and then exported them from Photos into my SDR FCPX library. Photos' exporting process automatically converted the HDR to SDR, just like exporting an HEIC photo will give you a JPEG.