The term football predates soccer by several centuries. circa 1400Actually, "football" was called "soccer", (or "socca") in the UK long before it was called "football"
From http://www.word-detective.com/121800.html
: 'It's true that the game known as "football" in most of the world (not just the UK) is known as "soccer" in the US, but we didn't just pull the word out of the air so that we could call our quasi-gladiatorial extravaganzas "football." In fact, you Brits actually invented the word. "Soccer," when it first appeared in the 1890s, was spelled "socca," which was short for "association" or "association football," meaning football played according to the rules laid down by the British Football Association. It was also called "socker" until the current form "soccer" appeared around 1895.
Not exactly shot on, but was just watching the trailer for Hotel Transylvania 3 and I can see the clip clearly uses an iPhone in it where Dracula can clearly be seen talking to Siri. Siri gets it just as good for him as Siri does for me -
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The term football predates soccer by several centuries. circa 1400
Ad is misleading. No way the tracking of the vehicle at 1:36 is done on a mobile phone.
The term football predates soccer by several centuries. circa 1400
The videos are nicely edited.
To me the image quality seems low, both in terms of resolution and compression artifacts. Maybe some of that is the fault of YouTube. But the shots are well exposed, and the grading looks ok. The audio is also good, and makes me think it might have been recorded in a studio.
In the current state the iPhone is so much harder to shoot video with than proper equipment, given that it does not store RAW or higher bitrate log video. I think it would be possible for Apple to add RAW ProRes support to the iPhone. Then it would be a good tool for shooting video, assuming they get their image processing right and there is at least some dynamic range.
You can get most of that from filmic pro. It allows you to shoot higher nitrate and a log lite color space.
I agree you have to get it right when you shoot (which you should try to do regardless) but my C300 Mark II can’t even shoot RAW unless I have an Atomos hooked up to it.It does allow a higher bitrate, and you can set the color temperature. But it is not RAW, meaning you cannot set the white balance in post. The Log modes are not really Log, and in 8bit it is anyway not doing much.
I like that it is a little better with these apps. But compared to more “pro” gear it is much harder to work with in post. Which means that you have to get it right when you shoot.
I agree you have to get it right when you shoot (which you should try to do regardless) but my C300 Mark II can’t even shoot RAW unless I have an Atomos hooked up to it.
I would be happy just to see prores as an option but I doubt that would ever happen. I think the best option now would to have a HLG color profile with h.265I know it is not the same, but my 5dMkiii (from 2012) shot RAW with Magic Lantern. I think Canon has their own agenda to consider in terms of what they add support for.
But since Apple published ProRes RAW, it would not be impossible for it to be a headlining feature of a future iPhone. Fingers crossed.