Story of Pirate Flag It was Steve's idea because he wanted to show that the Mac team was more rebellious and innovative than the Lisa team. They even had a Pirate Flag hosted over the building of Mac devision.
If you do end up doing a main channel video on an iPhone, I would also suggest do the same with other flagship phones like S23 Ultra and the Pixel 8 Pro to see how they all compare to each other. Just having the iPhone in isolation doesn't tell us much about it's standpoint in comparison to others. Edit: Add the latest Sony into the mix as well.
Samsung doesn't shoot in log, and I don't think any Android phone does, correct me if I'm wrong, well it's going to be difficult for them to recreate as it's going to be noticeable based on sharping going on with normal phone camera, maybe they can experiment when Samsung finally has the log option, and he's not trying to compare, he is just experimenting, if you want to see a standpoint of android camera, you can check the autofocus channel, he usually shoots every video with different phones
@@2COLD118 But it has a pro video mode in the default camera app. I know it's not going to be an exact & equal comparison of features & capabilities, but we can still do it and get decent results out of it.
I absolutely love the idea in the end, if there is any team that can do it, it's you guys : ) Also, you'd then have to do a behind-the-scenes of that video too : P
I do too, but since it's already been done on an iPhone by apple, try doing it on a different phone like a Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra or something. Instead of doing the exact same as Apple did, because they've already proven its possible.
@@JonoConstantini its achievement people can learn it without paying for schools.. ive learned alot of think kind of cinematic shoot and editing by youtube tutorials and after i explore and enhanced my sel.. its not late for you dont waste your internet for nothing lmao
I've heard a great point I think from Prosser about that, the gear doesn't make it any less impressive, because it'd be there anyway. The impressive part is that there was all the same gear, but the camera was swapped and nobody has noticed
that was my exact point (especially after seeing The Verge piece), just replace "Shot on iPhone" with literally any other camera (Shot on Alexa), and you quickly see that it makes no sense to complain they used gear on a set.
@@WooycikI think you’re partly right because we would recognize that it’s a phone had it been shot on an Android so to a degree the camera does matter and all these debates are kinda proving that point.
I find it strange when people are saying it was shot on an iPhone BUT they used a bunch of lights as if that makes it invalid. It’s not like if they were using ARRI or any other high end cinema camera they wouldn’t be using lighting etc, I think its still super cool and impressive that this was shot on an iPhone
There's also none of the infamous iPhone green glare from poor coatings that's also prevalent in the iPhone 15. I don't fully believe that it's been shot on iPhone, or was heavily edited in post.
It is super cool and impressive. I think the point the team was trying to make is that your video won’t magically look this good JUST because you use an iPhone. Be it iPhone or Red, they still needed a million dollars in miscellaneous other equipment.
@@SierraGolfNiner yeah I wasn’t fully talking about this video, I have seen videos where people have been saying that it being shot on the iPhone doesn’t really count because of the lights and gear etc
@@potatorigs2155 I don't think anyone assumed from that text at the end that they used the iPhone's built in flash to light the Apple Park entrance. And it's not like Apple is hiding the fact that they used professional lighting. Anyone who assumes they didn't have proper equipment to produce a professional production has absolutely no idea what they're talking about
Have you all considered while Andrew is out for a while, have a different member of the studio take his place every week on Wave form until he gets back? I think that would be a cool idea. Great video gang!
my friends and I shoot iphone animatics for all our stuff from short films to corporate campaign/ad videos after storyboarding them, and now building out the "iphone rig" is definitely a thing
As someone who has done a lot of budgeting for low budget video production it would definitely mean a lot to be able to save a few thousand/ day in camera rental costs (provided you can find a DP willing to shoot on iPhone)
@@ΒύρωναςΛαδιάς director of photography/ cinematographer. they come up with the visual look and strategy for the project and direct their team of camera operators, assistants, and gaffers
And yeah I think you guys should shoot the highest quality, highest production "thing" you can with the equipment and skills you have. I have been wanting to see something like that from you guys for a very long time!!!🙏🙏🙏
i really don‘t care about all the gear they use. i mean if arri or red present their new high end camera they will also show shots with „external“ equipment like lights, stabilisation etc..
This is the one reaction video I had been waiting on. Love the perspective. I mean, my perspective is...if they had said "Shot on Alexa" would anyone say "oh, Alexa AND four million dollars of other gear"? Of course not, they would just say "yeah, that makes sense". So why would replacing the camera have any impact on the gear they use? Just replace "iPhone" with any other camera like Sony Venice, or Red Monstro, and it becomes immediately apparent that it doesn't make any sense to think it would change the rest of the production. People would literally say "why would you expect the choice of camera to influence the fact that we still need lights, and sound, and things to hold cameras?". It seems then that that take implies that Apple is saying "You can film this same thing, only using your iPhone", but that is completely contradicted by the fact that they released a BTS showing all the aspects of the production, the entire crew, etc. Then also added a disclaimer at the end saying "Additional Hardware and Software was used". That is directly saying that you should not expect to be able to reproduce this event using only your iPhone. I mean, how would someone expect to get that drone shot without a drone? So...where is the controversy here? I think that this is more similar to Air Jordan's, no one thinks they are going to get drafted because they bought a pair of shoes, but having access to the same tools as a professional at the top of their game is cool. You might not be able to reproduce this event, but you can probably create a cool video on your own, adjusted to your budget. Edit: 5:54 Not just Company 3, the CEO himself I believe, it was amazing. 8:47 Jon McCormack, Vice President of Camera Software Engineering, in an interview with PetaPixel, said "Apple wants to keep an uncluttered experience and will rely on app developers in order to give power users more. McCormack points to this as the fine line that Apple is looking to walk: give the features but leave it to developers to service those who want to push the hardware and software to its max." So that is why they worked with BlackMagic behind the scenes, used their app in their production, and gave them special thanks at the end. In fact, you can actually see that they are using some pretty crazy features that were added to that app, like Tentacle Sync-E (for timecode) and Tilta Nucleus M (for manual focus pulls). I would not be surprised if Apple requested those features, and then gave them development support in adding them. When they added those features I was like "Why would you add that, is that like a high priority in version 1.1 of your app?" I saw another UA-cam video where someone mentioned that seemed like a version 2.0 type of feature. The biggest question is...will they shoot the next one on iPhone? How could they stop now, wouldn't that say there was some issue? So should we expect every event to be shot on iPhone?
Anyone else notice the red paper airplane on the left kind of looks like a heart? The whole time I keep thinking he's a sims that's in love with the whole video.
Apple's video and the line "This was shot on iPhone", the star of the show is the Lighting equipment, the production team, the editing team. The iPhone is a supporting cast in the entire thing. Their message implies your iPhone can do that....sure if you throw in their production team to go with it. The whole thing could have been shot with practically any other modern phone and you wouldn't be able to tell. In before the Apple fanboys come at me...I am an iPhone user, have been since iPhone 1, have an iPad since iPad 1, have had an Mac since 2008....I am not an Apple hater, just a photographer.
I think you guys should shoot an entire main channel video with an iPhone. Say nothing at the end. Then shoot and publish another video, maybe 1 week later, revealing that the previous video was shot entirely on an iPhone. This reveal video also shows behind the scenes footage, how you all monitored the reactions, if people noticed and commented, etc.
Samsung : We are using s20 to shoot the live stream . Everyone: Who cares. Apple : We shot the entire event using iphone. Everyone : WHATTT. THATS CRAZY
As I was watching, I theorized "shot on iphone" as a possibility because they had flaunted ACES -compatible Log as a feature. I thought "hey, this event would be the perfect opportunity to show it off". Then I noticed the wide depth of field in the apartment scene and my suspicions only grew from there. Sure they have the expensive hardware surrounding it, but just the fact that the sensor box and lens can be replaced by a smartphone is amazing.
Sorry, but no, you can't capture production quality, on an IPhone. An iPhone and every other decent smartphone, uses AI, to get such great pictures. If you could point and shoot a video with one single frame, the quality would look like crap. The software recording, needs to "steal" details from previous frames, to make a nicer image. This applies to any smartphone camera. And it's not like iPhone uses special sauce cameras, that no one else has access to. They use the same camera manufacturers, as any other smartphone brand. What you see in the Apple video, is not true imagery, it's fake, like in any other phone. But to be fair, some cameras do the same. The difference is, that you actually could get a decent image quality, without the gear, with a camera, costing thousands of dollars, but you would always want to use lightning setup, to light up darker areas.
The main question for me is how they avoided the lens flares when shooting on an iPhone? It's almost impossible not to have those when shooting at night.
If you want to know more about the Pirate flag. The movie Pirates of Silicon Valley does a great job showcasing the entire vibe of that era and what made Apple unique back then.
i think this is mostly an exposure challenge -- the sensors are just not that big so you get a lot of noise BUT, as i've learned after a decade of producing 3D content: an excess of light will make the noise a lot easier to handle (noise in 3D is expensive to get rid of directly cause you need WAY MORE compute, but you can get rid of most of it by adding a lot more light and bringing the exposure down) so if you're trying to create something of this caliber with a phone, my advice would be: invest in lighting -- not just equipment, but also put in the time to make sure every corner is lit without blowing up the image ie. add tons of ambient light while maintaining the contrast between your sources and then lower your exposure and shoot log so you can easily make creative choices in post
blows me away that the MKBHD team makes some of the highest end visuals on the platform...but isn't used to seeing a DIT! Digital Imaging Technician is indeed on set to do "a live import" from camera to post and distribute dailies to multiple departments while applying temporary color (usually from LOG to Rec709 for reference) + generate reports for clip count / make sure nothing gets lost
They’re not “traditional” media so it’s not too surprising since their workflow is more of a small production crew rather than a film or television set.
People who thought going into this that this can just look like this without lighting, post production etc etc…. You people are adorable 😂 Like why is this even a debate, hahahahahaha.
OH MY GOD PLEASE DO THE "SHOT OF IPHONE" MKBHD VERSION. I would love to see this. Would be such a "FLEX" from you guys to show that you can take a phone just like apple and still make a badass video
I'm surprised they didn't react to the fact Apple themselves don't use Final Cut, instead using Premiere pro (look at the computer behind the editor in the BTS video) to edit and resolve to color grade.
Davinci Resolve is industry standard for color grading. Has been for over 15 years. Premiere Pro is also industry standard for video editing WHEN you factor in ALL markets for video creation I.e. not just film and TV (where AVID is king) but for all social, web, independent film, documentary, corporate, advertising etc. FCP is pretty niche (it’s used a lot in the European market apparently) and just doesn’t have the robust features that Adobe’s Creative Cloud integration does - plus the unique editing features of FCP hasn’t (and probably will never be) fully adopted for a traditional video workflow.
Davinci Resolve has been an industry standard for way more, than 15 years. It goes well into the 90s. Back then, it was a hardware server rack, with a price point of around $800.000. As a software solution, I think it goes back to the mid 2000, but was still many thousands of dollars, per license.
Can confirm the Blackmagic software and hardware integration is out of this world sometimes. I shoot with multiple Blackmagic cameras and it’s incredible what you can do! Don’t get me started on their switchers. Those atem minis or sent from heaven!
Important note that it seems the entire phase of planning of the production was tailored for the iPhone. Just like those cinematic realistic game engine videos, low light, shadows, reflections and strong lights.
At the end there I thought you guys literally gonna go and reveal that this video was shot on an iphone and go and physically grab the camera lol, that would've made me go :O
I saw a "shot on iphone" massive photo on the wall of a subway. That iphone was an iphone 6s, and they not only used professional lighting and gimbals, but also had external extremely expensive lenses. It's impressive what they were able to do in this event without needing to be propped up by external multi-thousand dollar lenses, like an average camera.
I think what this really says is that the quality of the iPhone camera and codecs has advanced so much you could use footage from it in a pinch and it wouldn’t take the viewer out of the video by having a perceivable drop in quality alongside other footage from more advanced cameras.
11:20 i feel like we wouldnt know its an _iphone_ recorded vid, but probably could tell its not your usual cameras. Like the amount of post processing and perfect conditions to allow it to look seemless is a tall order. Im pretty sure i couldnt tell at all, but im sure the astute ones would notice certain blurs or distortion or particles and noise.
Fun fact: they would use all of those cranes + lights + equipment for a cinema camera too. just look at any Hollywood movie bts footage (which is the quality and scope Apple goes for).
Every time you said something like: It looks so good because of the lights or the color editing the exact same thing can be said about every other camera.
I think they could totally film a main channel video all on iphone pretty easily. However, to get the same kind of gasp and reaction as the Apple event, that would take a lot more work.
lighting definitely gave a perception of depth that's why they caught us by surprise. I was watching and was like why don't they start shooting with their own iPhone since it now is more capable then at the end I was like, "wow so they were actually shooting on their hardware "👏🏼
It would be perfect if they film a video on an iPhone, and then also throw in one shot on a Samsung and one on a Pixel. Don't reveal them and then see if anyone notices, how many people notice, and what they think. Then make a video like this as BTS and explain everything you did. But I feel it should be very critical, if you do a shot and it doesn't look good, you still keep it in.
Was fully expecting the end of this video to say 'Shot on iPhone'
Story of Pirate Flag
It was Steve's idea because he wanted to show that the Mac team was more rebellious and innovative than the Lisa team. They even had a Pirate Flag hosted over the building of Mac devision.
If you do end up doing a main channel video on an iPhone, I would also suggest do the same with other flagship phones like S23 Ultra and the Pixel 8 Pro to see how they all compare to each other. Just having the iPhone in isolation doesn't tell us much about it's standpoint in comparison to others.
Edit: Add the latest Sony into the mix as well.
Agreed, it would be great to evaluate Android flagships the same way!
And maybe also a Sony
Samsung doesn't shoot in log, and I don't think any Android phone does, correct me if I'm wrong, well it's going to be difficult for them to recreate as it's going to be noticeable based on sharping going on with normal phone camera, maybe they can experiment when Samsung finally has the log option, and he's not trying to compare, he is just experimenting, if you want to see a standpoint of android camera, you can check the autofocus channel, he usually shoots every video with different phones
That’s just the concept of their AutoFocus channel
@@2COLD118 But it has a pro video mode in the default camera app. I know it's not going to be an exact & equal comparison of features & capabilities, but we can still do it and get decent results out of it.
I absolutely love the idea in the end, if there is any team that can do it, it's you guys : ) Also, you'd then have to do a behind-the-scenes of that video too : P
I do too, but since it's already been done on an iPhone by apple, try doing it on a different phone like a Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra or something. Instead of doing the exact same as Apple did, because they've already proven its possible.
BTS also on an iPhone LOL
What if they already did it? 👀
@@JonoConstantini its achievement people can learn it without paying for schools.. ive learned alot of think kind of cinematic shoot and editing by youtube tutorials and after i explore and enhanced my sel.. its not late for you dont waste your internet for nothing lmao
I've heard a great point I think from Prosser about that, the gear doesn't make it any less impressive, because it'd be there anyway. The impressive part is that there was all the same gear, but the camera was swapped and nobody has noticed
If anything it doesn't mean that the iphone is not a good camera, but rather that the camera doesn't really matter :D
that was my exact point (especially after seeing The Verge piece), just replace "Shot on iPhone" with literally any other camera (Shot on Alexa), and you quickly see that it makes no sense to complain they used gear on a set.
@@WooycikI think you’re partly right because we would recognize that it’s a phone had it been shot on an Android so to a degree the camera does matter and all these debates are kinda proving that point.
@Fjord579 and Apple Log now enables a lot more in color grading, vfx, etc.
I find it strange when people are saying it was shot on an iPhone BUT they used a bunch of lights as if that makes it invalid. It’s not like if they were using ARRI or any other high end cinema camera they wouldn’t be using lighting etc, I think its still super cool and impressive that this was shot on an iPhone
it's just create unrealistic expectations
There's also none of the infamous iPhone green glare from poor coatings that's also prevalent in the iPhone 15. I don't fully believe that it's been shot on iPhone, or was heavily edited in post.
It is super cool and impressive. I think the point the team was trying to make is that your video won’t magically look this good JUST because you use an iPhone. Be it iPhone or Red, they still needed a million dollars in miscellaneous other equipment.
@@SierraGolfNiner yeah I wasn’t fully talking about this video, I have seen videos where people have been saying that it being shot on the iPhone doesn’t really count because of the lights and gear etc
@@potatorigs2155 I don't think anyone assumed from that text at the end that they used the iPhone's built in flash to light the Apple Park entrance. And it's not like Apple is hiding the fact that they used professional lighting. Anyone who assumes they didn't have proper equipment to produce a professional production has absolutely no idea what they're talking about
Have you all considered while Andrew is out for a while, have a different member of the studio take his place every week on Wave form until he gets back? I think that would be a cool idea. Great video gang!
Yaas! Adaaaaam!! Marqueeees!! please do this! Hahahha
Yes!
Sending in my support for this good idea
1:49 Thank you!! Someone actually mentioned the pirate flag easter egg!
my friends and I shoot iphone animatics for all our stuff from short films to corporate campaign/ad videos after storyboarding them, and now building out the "iphone rig" is definitely a thing
🤮🤮🤮🤮🤢🤢 iPhone
As someone who has done a lot of budgeting for low budget video production it would definitely mean a lot to be able to save a few thousand/ day in camera rental costs (provided you can find a DP willing to shoot on iPhone)
what’s a dp
@@ΒύρωναςΛαδιάς director of photography/ cinematographer. they come up with the visual look and strategy for the project and direct their team of camera operators, assistants, and gaffers
@@ΒύρωναςΛαδιάς director of photography
And yeah I think you guys should shoot the highest quality, highest production "thing" you can with the equipment and skills you have. I have been wanting to see something like that from you guys for a very long time!!!🙏🙏🙏
0:24 the "Andrew" image, I can't 🤣
You should 100% do a full production video as suggested on the iPhone. I have faith you guys can do it!
already did. I think it was uploaded on his car review channel
I watched it in 4k in my Atmos theater on the 135” screen and was absolutely blown away at the end when they revealed it was shot on iPhone
I’m a DIT in the industry! That man’s “RIG” he is applying a live LUT across the feed that goes to video village and checking the exposure controls.
Just for a moment I thought they were going to say that THIS video was shot on iPhone... (also ya'll are high af.. lol I love it)
i really don‘t care about all the gear they use. i mean if arri or red present their new high end camera they will also show shots with „external“ equipment like lights, stabilisation etc..
True. That’s exactly what i was thinking.
we love studio content
You guys are doubting yourself BIG TIME. With the amount of talent you guys have there, an entire video shot on a phone can easily be done.
This is the one reaction video I had been waiting on. Love the perspective.
I mean, my perspective is...if they had said "Shot on Alexa" would anyone say "oh, Alexa AND four million dollars of other gear"? Of course not, they would just say "yeah, that makes sense".
So why would replacing the camera have any impact on the gear they use? Just replace "iPhone" with any other camera like Sony Venice, or Red Monstro, and it becomes immediately apparent that it doesn't make any sense to think it would change the rest of the production. People would literally say "why would you expect the choice of camera to influence the fact that we still need lights, and sound, and things to hold cameras?".
It seems then that that take implies that Apple is saying "You can film this same thing, only using your iPhone", but that is completely contradicted by the fact that they released a BTS showing all the aspects of the production, the entire crew, etc. Then also added a disclaimer at the end saying "Additional Hardware and Software was used". That is directly saying that you should not expect to be able to reproduce this event using only your iPhone. I mean, how would someone expect to get that drone shot without a drone?
So...where is the controversy here? I think that this is more similar to Air Jordan's, no one thinks they are going to get drafted because they bought a pair of shoes, but having access to the same tools as a professional at the top of their game is cool. You might not be able to reproduce this event, but you can probably create a cool video on your own, adjusted to your budget.
Edit:
5:54 Not just Company 3, the CEO himself I believe, it was amazing.
8:47 Jon McCormack, Vice President of Camera Software Engineering, in an interview with PetaPixel, said
"Apple wants to keep an uncluttered experience and will rely on app developers in order to give power users more. McCormack points to this as the fine line that Apple is looking to walk: give the features but leave it to developers to service those who want to push the hardware and software to its max."
So that is why they worked with BlackMagic behind the scenes, used their app in their production, and gave them special thanks at the end. In fact, you can actually see that they are using some pretty crazy features that were added to that app, like Tentacle Sync-E (for timecode) and Tilta Nucleus M (for manual focus pulls). I would not be surprised if Apple requested those features, and then gave them development support in adding them. When they added those features I was like "Why would you add that, is that like a high priority in version 1.1 of your app?" I saw another UA-cam video where someone mentioned that seemed like a version 2.0 type of feature.
The biggest question is...will they shoot the next one on iPhone? How could they stop now, wouldn't that say there was some issue? So should we expect every event to be shot on iPhone?
Anyone else notice the red paper airplane on the left kind of looks like a heart? The whole time I keep thinking he's a sims that's in love with the whole video.
At the end they actually shot an entire video on the main channel with an iPhone.
Apple's video and the line "This was shot on iPhone", the star of the show is the Lighting equipment, the production team, the editing team. The iPhone is a supporting cast in the entire thing. Their message implies your iPhone can do that....sure if you throw in their production team to go with it. The whole thing could have been shot with practically any other modern phone and you wouldn't be able to tell.
In before the Apple fanboys come at me...I am an iPhone user, have been since iPhone 1, have an iPad since iPad 1, have had an Mac since 2008....I am not an Apple hater, just a photographer.
I think you guys should shoot an entire main channel video with an iPhone. Say nothing at the end. Then shoot and publish another video, maybe 1 week later, revealing that the previous video was shot entirely on an iPhone. This reveal video also shows behind the scenes footage, how you all monitored the reactions, if people noticed and commented, etc.
Samsung : We are using s20 to shoot the live stream .
Everyone: Who cares.
Apple : We shot the entire event using iphone.
Everyone : WHATTT. THATS CRAZY
Man, the Asian guy needs to stop looking directly into the camera. He's giving us the death stare.
I love B & V duo!!!
As I was watching, I theorized "shot on iphone" as a possibility because they had flaunted ACES -compatible Log as a feature. I thought "hey, this event would be the perfect opportunity to show it off". Then I noticed the wide depth of field in the apartment scene and my suspicions only grew from there.
Sure they have the expensive hardware surrounding it, but just the fact that the sensor box and lens can be replaced by a smartphone is amazing.
it be funny if this video was shot on iPhone and no one noticed
I can’t wait for them to announce that this reaction was shot on a iPhone
Anyone else notice the shuttle shot of the "matt black shoes number 2 " in the background?
To be fair, if you use an Alex or Red camera, you'll still need all that other gear to make it look good.
@Fjord579and how much is an Arri Alexa/Red Komodo?
@Fjord579..I'm not sure what your point is. It's a phone that can capture production quality video. That's it. That is the amazing thing.
@Fjord579 good work buddy
Sorry, but no, you can't capture production quality, on an IPhone.
An iPhone and every other decent smartphone, uses AI, to get such great pictures.
If you could point and shoot a video with one single frame, the quality would look like crap. The software recording, needs to "steal" details from previous frames, to make a nicer image. This applies to any smartphone camera. And it's not like iPhone uses special sauce cameras, that no one else has access to. They use the same camera manufacturers, as any other smartphone brand.
What you see in the Apple video, is not true imagery, it's fake, like in any other phone. But to be fair, some cameras do the same.
The difference is, that you actually could get a decent image quality, without the gear, with a camera, costing thousands of dollars, but you would always want to use lightning setup, to light up darker areas.
@@akyhne what does production quality mean? There are award winning films shot in 16mm film
Did you know that it's the first time apple streamed in 4K?
I saw it when I was changing my viewing settings!
You should totally do it
Could make a Studio challenge kind of thing out of it too, using different phones as others suggested
2:35 "those were apple bats"
we didnt miss that man that was good one lol
Vihn had that paper plain above his head kinda like a character from the sims 🤣 5:44
The main question for me is how they avoided the lens flares when shooting on an iPhone? It's almost impossible not to have those when shooting at night.
was expecting the end of this video to say "Shot on an iPhone 15"
Plot twist: this video was filmed on a phone
If you want to know more about the Pirate flag. The movie Pirates of Silicon Valley does a great job showcasing the entire vibe of that era and what made Apple unique back then.
That show how much is placebo effect in video/photo world. Nobody told you before we didn’t see any difference but now we can see it !!
I freakimg love this channel kinda more then the main channel
i think this is mostly an exposure challenge -- the sensors are just not that big so you get a lot of noise BUT, as i've learned after a decade of producing 3D content: an excess of light will make the noise a lot easier to handle (noise in 3D is expensive to get rid of directly cause you need WAY MORE compute, but you can get rid of most of it by adding a lot more light and bringing the exposure down)
so if you're trying to create something of this caliber with a phone, my advice would be: invest in lighting -- not just equipment, but also put in the time to make sure every corner is lit without blowing up the image ie. add tons of ambient light while maintaining the contrast between your sources and then lower your exposure
and shoot log so you can easily make creative choices in post
blows me away that the MKBHD team makes some of the highest end visuals on the platform...but isn't used to seeing a DIT! Digital Imaging Technician is indeed on set to do "a live import" from camera to post and distribute dailies to multiple departments while applying temporary color (usually from LOG to Rec709 for reference) + generate reports for clip count / make sure nothing gets lost
They’re not “traditional” media so it’s not too surprising since their workflow is more of a small production crew rather than a film or television set.
Glad to watch this vid. I get to know the BlackMagic Camera App 😄
Shot on iPhone video will definitely be amazing to watch
Congrats Andrew !! 🎉
And yes do it guys !! (Video with iPhone) 😁
The foreshadowing is crazy. Hopefully there’s also a behind-the-scenes of how you shot it on iPhone.
People who thought going into this that this can just look like this without lighting, post production etc etc….
You people are adorable 😂
Like why is this even a debate, hahahahahaha.
I would love you guys to film a whole video with an iPhone for your main channel! I know your team can pull it off!
Congrats, Andrew!
Now I wanna see a whole MKBHD video shot on iPhone
11:16 yeah, I'm here for the main channel video and also for the bts on studio channel
love the Dominic fike shirt
"Andrew is about to leave and be a dad"... That broke me abit😔
The 251.1 in the back. ❤
OH MY GOD PLEASE DO THE "SHOT OF IPHONE" MKBHD VERSION. I would love to see this. Would be such a "FLEX" from you guys to show that you can take a phone just like apple and still make a badass video
Lets do it, can't wait
Congrats to Andrew! 🙌 Dope sneakers! 🔥
I know for sure you guys have the skills to pull off a beautiful shot on iPhone video on the main 11:00
CONGRATULATIONS ANDREW!! ❤️🥳🥳🎉✨
Above all else I love the 251's placement... ifykyk
I'm surprised they didn't react to the fact Apple themselves don't use Final Cut, instead using Premiere pro (look at the computer behind the editor in the BTS video) to edit and resolve to color grade.
Davinci Resolve is industry standard for color grading. Has been for over 15 years. Premiere Pro is also industry standard for video editing WHEN you factor in ALL markets for video creation I.e. not just film and TV (where AVID is king) but for all social, web, independent film, documentary, corporate, advertising etc. FCP is pretty niche (it’s used a lot in the European market apparently) and just doesn’t have the robust features that Adobe’s Creative Cloud integration does - plus the unique editing features of FCP hasn’t (and probably will never be) fully adopted for a traditional video workflow.
Davinci Resolve has been an industry standard for way more, than 15 years. It goes well into the 90s. Back then, it was a hardware server rack, with a price point of around $800.000.
As a software solution, I think it goes back to the mid 2000, but was still many thousands of dollars, per license.
seeing the picture of zuck when he said Andrew fully sent me to the floor
Can confirm the Blackmagic software and hardware integration is out of this world sometimes. I shoot with multiple Blackmagic cameras and it’s incredible what you can do! Don’t get me started on their switchers. Those atem minis or sent from heaven!
This was such a nerdy video lol I didn't understand a lot of it but I absolutely loved it
I was lowkey waiting for a "this whole studio video was NOT shot on an Iphone" lol
This was shot on the phone :) good job guys
I support the idea at the end, that will be a really good challenge and will be real fun to watch the behind the scene video.
Important note that it seems the entire phase of planning of the production was tailored for the iPhone.
Just like those cinematic realistic game engine videos, low light, shadows, reflections and strong lights.
Now that Marques said that you guys might try to do the same, everyone will watch the videos with a magnifier
I wonder if they had to cgi out any green lens flairs.
At the end there I thought you guys literally gonna go and reveal that this video was shot on an iphone and go and physically grab the camera lol, that would've made me go :O
for me the easiest way to know is it shoot on phone or regular camera is, in youtube at 360p you can see the different.
0:25😂😂😂😂 Andrew and Mark Zuckerberg could be relatives you know😂
I saw a "shot on iphone" massive photo on the wall of a subway. That iphone was an iphone 6s, and they not only used professional lighting and gimbals, but also had external extremely expensive lenses. It's impressive what they were able to do in this event without needing to be propped up by external multi-thousand dollar lenses, like an average camera.
love studio content.
I just realized how much andrew and mark zuckerberg look alike 😭
Zuckerberg also looks like Data, from Star Trek.
I'm surprised that there was no lens flare in those outdoor scenes
I think what this really says is that the quality of the iPhone camera and codecs has advanced so much you could use footage from it in a pinch and it wouldn’t take the viewer out of the video by having a perceivable drop in quality alongside other footage from more advanced cameras.
11:20 i feel like we wouldnt know its an _iphone_ recorded vid, but probably could tell its not your usual cameras. Like the amount of post processing and perfect conditions to allow it to look seemless is a tall order.
Im pretty sure i couldnt tell at all, but im sure the astute ones would notice certain blurs or distortion or particles and noise.
I was waiting for thisss HAHA
Fun fact: they would use all of those cranes + lights + equipment for a cinema camera too. just look at any Hollywood movie bts footage (which is the quality and scope Apple goes for).
So basically save yourself thousands and millions of dollars from buying expensive cameras
Best comment, "Learn the basics" of making video's, that applies to anything someone might endeavor to do.
Every time you said something like: It looks so good because of the lights or the color editing the exact same thing can be said about every other camera.
I think they could totally film a main channel video all on iphone pretty easily. However, to get the same kind of gasp and reaction as the Apple event, that would take a lot more work.
my favorite channel uploaded
Now we never know when this main channel video will appear- start to second guess every video now xD
This is a great video cause they are users of camera and tech and they dug into it like camera fanboys. Entertaining and insightful. Thank you ❤
lighting definitely gave a perception of depth that's why they caught us by surprise. I was watching and was like why don't they start shooting with their own iPhone since it now is more capable then at the end I was like, "wow so they were actually shooting on their hardware "👏🏼
Go for it guys! If anyone can you guys can.
The matte black M251s subtle in the background
PLOT TWIST:
It wasn’t actually shot on an iPhone. 😂
It would be perfect if they film a video on an iPhone, and then also throw in one shot on a Samsung and one on a Pixel. Don't reveal them and then see if anyone notices, how many people notice, and what they think. Then make a video like this as BTS and explain everything you did. But I feel it should be very critical, if you do a shot and it doesn't look good, you still keep it in.
Shoutout the Adobe Cuts shirt! 👌🏽
The cheeky 251.1’s in the background 😂
why wait a day when you could reach out to cover the camera and then pull back with the phone? you already have the perfect ending transition lol
this was insightful
Love this channel
I was waiting for the "Shot on iPhone" at the end. 🤣