Using an iPhone 11 Pro to shoot a BEAUTIFUL high-res car review
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CNET challenged Carfection to make one of their cinematic masterpieces using only the cameras on the iPhone 11 Pro. Go to their YouTube page to see the final results.
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I plan on shooting a movie on mines
THIS HAS ALREADY BEEN DONE.
Look up the Youtube video:
SUPERCHARGED BLACK PEOPLE
Would like similar videos to this that use other phones since there are several other capable ones.
When will the Apple pandering end. Whoopty freaking do.… when the 12 comes out you will make the same video. What’s new
Charlie Rose looks much hotter without glasses.
To people complaining about outlets saying good things about Apple: Maybe they keep making videos about iPhone because creators don’t trust anything else. 🤷🏾♂️
Maybe… just maybe, the iPhone is actually better.
(Braces for impact)
That is such a weird Mustang, especially the front grill, not a fan.
Was the footage shot in raw and colour graded?
Nice
I think 80% of the “WOW” factor is down to the people who use the gear. One day you could probably have an iphone as good as a RED camera, but it’s always the brains behind the lens make the difference. I just don’t think most of the iphone 11 pro users can even stretch out 50% of what the cameras can do.
Do it with other phones. No gimbals, no filters no extra editing. P.S why iPhone why not Sony, Samsung or any other phones available in your country. Title is a bit misleading. It should be “How we shot a car film using only a smartphone”. By putting iPhone 11 pro this video turn out to be an Apple advertisement. If it is please clarify this with your viewers.
Doug Demouro’s video quality is gonna be more 👌
Love the periphery tee
Clearing you’re using more than “only” and iPhone. What’s the other gear for if the iPhone is so great?
If they think the iPhone 11 Pro looks good wait till the s11 comes out it’s gonna have a 108 megapixel senser
Rather use my Samsung note 10 plus and flex on an iphone
‘Portrait mode for video’? Anyone who advocates for this, needs to be locked up for the rest of eternity. No, no, no!
I would say that “just the phone” is quite inaccurate considering all the rig… Other than that, just another proof that iPhone is seriously good camera and if you are skilled videographer you can make it sing and make amazing videos with it.
What about rhe final film?
This title is misleading. It’s not just the phone. It’s the phone, plus a bit of extra gear.
what tripod mount is that?
Where’s the final video?
An apple a year”
Makes the money dissapear..
WOW!!! Mind blowing results from a smartphone. Thank you so much for taking on this HUGE challenge!!! Clearly not an everyday professional camera to use but good for quick shots or clips.
Any chance we could get a list of the hardware brackets mounts etc they used? It really shows promise.
“I am used to buttons, and this is just a touchscreen” — BlackMagic camera is controlled from a touchscreen. “Low angle, you can’t see properly” — two minutes before that you showed a setup with two iPhones, one of which is a monitor as I assume, and another is a control panel. 5:36 — jello, ew. “Deep DOF, not cinematic” — I don’t know whos idea that cinematic means shallow DOF. Watch Citizen Kane. Watch Godard. “When you watch on the phone, it is ok, when you watch on a big TV you notice that it lacks detail” — lots of phones hav resolution well above 200dpi, often above 300 dpi, while TV these days is broadcast with 5 Mbit/s, so you cannot see ANY detail. “Lots of very expensive kit… DSLRs… Panasonic GH5.. ” — you guys crack me up.
LOOKED AMAZING TO ME
That was really a hard test. What maybe you didn’t know to solve the problems of previewing, live parameters controls and check of the framing is that with the FilmicPro and FilmicRemote you can control anything by another iOS device or use the IPads not only as a monitor but also as a remote controller via dedicate WiFi connection. You could have also shoot with the slider under the cockpit. I really loved your video!
Curious if the footage was shot in log or not. I think if you are a blogger and in good light the iPhone is perfect for that style of content.
So he is impressed with settings in a app that other phones have had nativly for years?
It looked good. Atleast for a phone. But it helps ALOT with the extra gear so it’s not really what you truly get from the phone itself.
They should test this with other topmodel phones like a Samsung, OnePlus, LG, Huawei etc
Just every other, ‘can the iphone 1, 2, 3, 4,.… … 10’ shoot professional video’ video on YouTube.
The answer is always the same; “No. Cannot Control the depth of field due to the small sensor, but use it as an emergency back up”.
The iphone 12 version of this video will be exactly the same.
Bottom line is, small sensors cannot control DOF.
Can someone tell which lenses they used to shoot this video?
Just discovered this channel and got here to CNET after watching the “Car Perfection” shoot of the Bullitt Mustang. The iPhone is an amazing camera. It is a better camera than the medium format camera I used as a professional to photograph golf courses back in the late 90s and early 2000s. And of course you can produce a better film today with $20k plus of camera equipment than you can an iphone. But…pretty amazing footage. I doubt the photographers that work for this channel and Car Perfection would ever really want to fully admit how great the iPhone camera is. IMO!
Great video, thanks.
I thought I recognised the area, these are my local roads. Well done on the filming, great job.
Incredibly useful for us iPhone videographers. I’m a vlogger here on YouTube and don’t know much about photography/videography: I wished I could find more videos like this where I can learn a bit of the differences between shooting with a smartphone and shooting with a proper camera, and which advantages and disadvantages I have, having an iPhone as my main camera. Thanks for doing this.
Any links to the equipment he’s using?
The iPhone 13 Pro with Cinematic Mode is quite a leap since this video was made. The Moment App & Edition lenses have advanced greatly too.
I guess what we have to remember is that an iPhone at £1,200 is never going to replace an £8,000 camera, nor most cameras that are specifically designed for a purpose.