The 15 Pro Max is Almost Terrible.
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I always find it funny how short the age of small, consumer digital cameras was thanks to smartphones.
Bro. I've been TRYING to find a camera that's as easy to carry around as a smartphone. All of the are just too thick to have in your pocket. Do you know of any?
It's quite sad how they were almost completely abolished in what felt like months. Though, I much prefer smartphones, and I'm glad they took over.
Haha remember the samsung s4 zoom? Dankpods should review it sometime
@tjheid5414 I'm genuinely curious why you want a small camera to put in your pocket, instead of just using your phone
Just get a Sony smartphone, they have lots of camera features@@tjheid5414
It's now just registering that I spend 10+ minutes once a week watching an Australian pair of hands, on a green Ipad desk, move around various technologies
And what a great 10+ minutes it is
Stop. You’re ruining my IMMERSION. 😂
We do have good hands tho 😂
trye
@@grindcorgz
Yes
"Better isn't always better" is honestly amazing camera/video production advice
if dankpods ever decided to make that a shirt, i'd wear the heck out of it, lol
Your natural frustrations with the phone touched on points that absolutely no other phone reviewer made. Your video was a refreshingly unique critique and I learned a bunch of new stuff about the camera that I didn't know before. Thanks!
Some did though
Your comment touched on topics that absolutely no other commenter made. Your comment was a refreshing unique comment and I read stuff I didn’t read before. Thanks!
@@GrimFeelingYour reply touched on topics that absolutely no other reply made. Your reply was a refreshing unique reply and I read stuff I never read before. Thanks.
Because this is a real review. All big tech UA-camrs are only doing product showcases
Lest be honest though the newest phones do far beyond what anyone needs. Unless your playing resident evil and capturing in their upgraded 4k, you can literally buy an iPhone 13 and get the exact same thing, if you want to do film buy a camera you can get more settings for less if you want to play high end games get an xbox or pc.
As a phone every day product their is no need for there newer phones so all the complaints are meaningless to the average person. Oh i can customise my app icons, who cares.
At a guess, the stereo sound option might be doing a similar thing to Samsung's "zoom sound", where it tries to focus in on subjects that are farther away as you zoom the video. Not sure why they'd call it "stereo sound" but your demo reminded me of zoom sound.
yet another feature crapple claims to have invented, does it a decade after samsung, and makes it far worse and more expensive
oh yeah and gives it a stup!d name.🙄
just like rEtIna DisPlay AKA cheap e-waste HD LCDs lmfao 🤣
Yeah they’ve been doing that for a while. There are 4 mics on the iphone so I guess it mainly focuses on the one pointing the same way as the camera
Ah those classic Apple "catch up" features.
The Samsung implementation is decent enough, at least it was the two times I tried it.
This is actually one of the more practical iPhone 15 reviews I've seen. It goes through a few normal use cases and critiques the issues. Good stuff.
the best video for apple devs to see what they have to fix, instead of vague forum complaints :P
@@strubbleler its still a shitty phone and company, whats there to fix?
Let’s talk about Practical iPhone 15 reviews - seriously, the main issues this guy is complaining about can easily be fixed with the cinematic mode on the iPhone, which has been around since the iPhone 12 or 13. It’s baffling that he didn’t mention this and decided to keep acting like these problems couldn’t be resolved through settings. Come on, mate!
@@astormwave9779 Can you turn off the blurring in real time, or do you have to do that afterwards?
@@strubbleler if its apple,
the best video to know what to NOT fix
yk what a i love about the 15 pro? The hand warming feature! the phone gets so hot during gaming that ur hands gets toasted even in the winters!
Is it really that bad? I was gonna try to get a 15
@@MyShortsAreWet_ yea, it's really bad. I would recommend you rent the phone from someone to test it like i did. Maybe it was a problem with my model.
To be fair, I think lens lock being off for default is more useful for most people. Having the option to get the better quality zooms and wide angle at all mid filming is worth the small conk or lack of stabilisation on ultra wide, as most people aren't changing their zoom between as often as a cinematographer. This is especially true since the colours and light performance between the cameras has narrowed to the point where the transition is otherwise visually seamless.
you know this feeling you just can't seem to shake when some ultrawide cctv footage comes up?
"If only this video had image stabilization"
yeah, me neither.
The opening actually touches on a realisation i had recently: there are almost no mid-tier products left
If you want a camera its either some crap for ten bucks that barely functions, or its an incredibly complex machine that you need to learn and master.
Same with media players, its either knock of nuggets, or some high end stuff you really invest in.
Like, i dont mind spending some money on something i love, but i have many hobbies, and nowadays everything just seems to call out "you gotta pick one and stick to it, if youre not willing to drop 300 dollars on this, you dont like the hobby enough, and you should buy landfill that will break in less than a year like the rest of the plebs"
Like no my guy, i jus want _decent_ stuff. It doesnt have to be hand crafted by tibettan monks doing a handstand, i just want a propper, decent start to a hobby to try it out
I completely agree with you on this one
I know some people have there reservations but I think Oppo works really well as a mid-tier product, it's got all the new features, good build quality (my A57 lasted me 8 years) and comes with a reasonable price tag. Samsung's A series are also similarly good.
I think it's simply because most mid-tier products no longer need to exist as a decent smartphone can replace them.
Ultimately I think it's because the flagship phones are the only thing most people are seeing marketing for. So many people just buy whatever schlock is advertised to them, regardless if it's financially and practically a terrible buy.
I recently was looking for a mid-range audio player too. I know the struggle lmao
I work in aerospace machining. When I heard they switched from aluminum to titanium I couldn't help but laugh. There is zero benefit to using it, and since it's the only feature they market the phone with you can tell they have no new exciting features to show off.
Aluminum is less likely to gather scratches, not liable to fracture over time if dropped, and is CONSIDERABLY cheaper while still feeling premium.
They switched from stainless steel to titanium. The aluminium phones (non pro) are still aluminium.
(edit: also inner frame still aluminum on all phones, titanium/stainless is just on outer edge)
@@alirobeI've never had an iPhone, I thought they were all aluminum. Even still, stainless is much more resilient and more dense so the phone feels more premium.
Too bad you dont work in the phone industry. Maybe then youd learn that having it be Titanium is a 10% weight reduction (noticeable) and almost everyone uses a case anyway so who cares about scratches.
ikr. even as an aero engineering student i can't imagine how much machining and material costs increased for it to be worse than the last generation overall.
think they managed to shave off around 20g for all the disadvantages though.
edit: its 19 grams. from 240g for 14PM to 221g for 15PM
@@galaxspace1 the only reason they're using metal is to make the phones feel more substantial. And if everyone is using cases, why even bother putting a finish on the metal?
what i love about this, is it is unironically the absolute best review of the updated camera i've seen on any channel everywhere.
I used to work in Onboard Image Stabilization. Those elements take up a lot of space + cost, and have to be even better for a 0.5x lens. They may have left it out assuming a bad answer would cost more and be received worse than no 0.5x OIS at all.
Why didnt they add digital stabilisation
The 0.5x on this phone is straight garbage anyway, I wish they gave us both 3 and 5x instead of an ultrawide that looks 10 years behind the main lens. I’m coming from an S22 ultra and while the main lens on the iPhone is better, the 0.5x and zoom lens are pretty bad 😂
I'm a big advocate for "Your old phone is fine," I'd been using the same phone for about 8 years until it literally just died on me today from a memory issue. As long as it runs all your must have apps you don't really need an upgrade
In my use case I disagree. Im hard on the batteries so I either will have to replace it or the phone before I "have to" upgrade
i havent had a phone that didnt break in under 2 years. so sad
yeah ive only ever had 4 phones in my life. i just wait until the battery gets so bad it has to be plugged in constantly (excluding the first one my parents took away)
I still use a Galaxy Note 3. Battery costs $10 on eBay and takes 30 seconds to replace with only a fingernail.
Also on year 8 here with an old iPhone, godspeed. Love being able to counter "Pay your bill with our app" smooth-talkers whenever buying a service or renting an apartment. You can just wince and go "Sorry, my phone's too old and your application requires iOS 15..."
The 12 Pro Max reveal at the end was fantastic storytelling.
I was actually thinking about it. Umm 11, 13, 14, 15. Just the 12 series is missing. That reveal was ❤😂🎉
Spoilers!!!
why read comments then @@porygon5 💀
bro reads comments before video @@porygon5
So is the 12 the best bang for buck in this line up?
Honestly, this review was SUPER helpful and practical, the fact that Apple buries these important "features" in the Settings app that not a lot of people will think about while taking photos and videos is really important to know for getting the most out of your phone camera :D
THANK YOU so much for the settings searching because these are so specific but so niche and really hard to find. I was trying to find why my frames would dip randomly and it made so much sense after your video. Cheers mate
honestly a great video to tell people that YOUR PHONE FROM 5 YEARS AGO IS FINE, like honestly i would not want to switch from my lg g8x to something newer just because headphone jack
Tech companies: Planned obsolescence, my beloved
yup. still have my note 10 plus.
will never replace it until it breaks and if it ever does (doubt it ever will, i NEVER update it which means samsung cannot bog it down with more bloatware lol) im gonna get another note 10 plus.
on a tangent, i LOVE the narrative these massive companies have about updating.
iTs For YoUr seCuRiTy
lol. nah fam. you just want to artifically age our hardware with more and more and more worthless bloatware and malware.
besides. the only security we need id from companies like you, crapple, samsung, and google.
YOURE the crooks. YOURE the ones stealing our data and violating our privacy.
same with my lg velvet 5g. does anything i need still and has great cameras and battery life
@@aa-tx7thlmfao ok
No joke, The only reason i’m upgrading from my XS is because the charger port is starting to fail.
As someone who loves his phone camera, nothing is more frustrating than Apple's automatic "enhancements" that are either on by default, or YOU CAN'T TURN OFF!! Even if you lock exposure, guess what! IT DOESN'T LOCK EXPOSURE!!
Black magic app
Or that little bar at the bottom of the screen that you can’t turn off.
@@alexdrockhound9497omg I literally never notice till now… I am forever ruined by this bar now 😭
@@alexdrockhound9497lmao I literally looked down at the thing when I read this
@@theboy1625i think its supposed to "remind" us or "indicate" that swipe gestures to access features are available, but i dont need such a reminder so i just want to turn it off. its so annoying.
Great video. Putting everyday use and point out what the normal consumer is gonna deal with is great. I work for att and I’m tired of explaing to ppl the minor differences between the past 3 phones
This is a really niche complaint that probably doesn’t apply to many people but I HATE the automatic macro mode on the pro models. I have an indie makeup instagram that requires a lot of photos of eyeshadows and swatches. When I got the 14 pro the macro mode totally destroyed my pictures like it was just way too over focused everything just looked washed out. I had to return it for the base 14 and now I’m on the 15 plus. I can’t go back to pro until the macro mode is gone or able to be turned off permanently.
This seems like a camera setting that should be adjustable though, have you looked for if it can be turned off?
You can turn that off in the camera app with that little flower icon that appears when iPhone thinks you want to take a macro shot
As a professional I LOVE your practical approach to workflow. What you need vs “features” and “gear”.
Now we know its a shitty phone
Ultimately the best phone is the phone that does what you want it to do, exactly how you want it to do it.
@@blakksheep736 i know right? Mines working from 2018, not a single parts has changed no battery change, back glass or display, but its thr society, they laugh if they see you using (their term) outdated devices, not even supplying stuff for them like glaas protector and covers, and have to find and go to another state to buy it.
Im professional too
@@rushpatriot2866 Professional iPhone user?
I remember what was once a Kodak backed photo store close by; and the worse think that could have happened to kodak was phones getting cameras. The moment flip phones got shitty cameras people stopped buying consumer cameras, both film and digital. I will never forget the mountains of awful quality pictures printed and how many people were mad at how bad they were but they still didn't want an actual camera because their phone had one, no matter how bad it was.
Tell me about it, I used to have that happen as an employee in a photo store.
It's fun trying to explain that the "camera" is the issue, rather than our kiosks or printers.
@@firestonenightcore8606 the Kodak kiosks were the best
@@firestonenightcore8606 yeah we used to have an awesome photo shop. they even did special shit, film still and oldschool developing. its sad thats its gone. they even had a car audio section with a awesome selection of subwoofers and amps back when i was into that. they were professional installers aswell
Only places I know that develop photos is Walgreens and Costco in my area.
I'm one of those people that actually uses a proper digital camera. Even though on paper my Nikon p950 gets beaten out by an iPhone 15 pro in almost all specifications except for optical zooms (the p950 has a lot). I still get much much better photos because the raw unprocessed files are actually raw and unprocessed.
IPhone 16 announcement:
Since everyone hated the USB-C charging port on the IPhone 15 lineups we Decided to just throw USB-C To the trash bin and we make a revolutionary move to just use wireless charging, yes no more port on an IPhone now just magsafe and your trusty bluetooth to connect your headphones mate, also we made a new revolutionary idea to just remove the magsafe on the normal IPhone lineups(e.g:IPhone 16)now you need to buy the IPhone again everytime you ran out of battery this Idea makes the normal IPhone lineups is now 0.0069grams lighter.
It looks like there's a colour shift too as you zoom in and it switches to that 5x zoom! (though I guess not super noticeable in a real world use case?)
it's definitely noticeable when you switch from 0.5x to 1x, at least on my phone.
Honestly this is making me realize that if I want to get a decently priced mid-tier camera that's separate from my daily phone, I should probably just get a used iPhone.
Don’t opt for iPhone, they are known for ‘premium’ Products but also for a ‘premium’ price. If you go for a Android phone you would get some really smooth phones with a very good camera for the fraction of the price of a Iphone. And yes they are still very good. Have some nice lightning (for in the dark) and the resolution is also great. I bought some IPhones back in the day but I switched because of the potential of Android phones.
@@gielnw9891 You're peddling points that were the truth 10 years ago mate. If you look at Samsung's galaxy phone line (or most of the better android offerings) vs Apple's offerings today, you'll see that the prices are basically 1:1
@@gielnw9891relax dog, android ain’t paying you a commission
New pixel
@@gielnw9891 I actually do have a Pixel myself! It does have a very nice camera. But there was a time where I was thinking of getting a decent standalone camera for outdoorsy stuff so I could leave my phone in my bag and not have to worry about losing it or dropping it. Though buying a used smartphone is cheaper than most camera options these days anyway. So if I bought a used phone I'd probably be buying it solely based on how well it works as a camera.
the fly in my room at 4 am: 6:49
i had this exact thing yesterday
As an American it gets more insulting, the average monthly income for the Average American is $2,000 to $5,000. Between mortgage, car payments, and all our other responsibilities, for $1,300 we better LOVE the iPhone. It better change my damn life. Idc who you are, that should not be normal.
Wow. This is honestly one of the best demonstrations of how the "smart" camera features affect recording video. I wasn't even aware of this. Great video, mate! You're doing a service to us all
9:12 The auto-stabilization is accomplished by digitally cropping in on the shot so you don’t see the edges moving. That obviously doesn’t work when you’re zoomed all the way out to 0.5. The actual camera sensor moves enough to compensate for a bit of wobbling, but if it starts shaking a lot the software starts cropping, hence the need to zoom back in.
Hope that makes sense.
it is not just done in software. The main camera on modern phones got stabilization in the camera also. It is that AND the cropping to stay stable that makes a thing in your hand able to be that stable. At least that is what I understand of the modern camera tech.
Almost iPhones move the sensor and not the lens
@@carmadme Right. I think i heard that before but i forgot.
This comment is mostly bullshit. High end stabilisation is predominantly optical.
IIRC in video mode the footage is always cropped a slight bit to account for Electronic Image Stabilization, on my SE switching to the video mode crops into the footage quite a bit. They're using EIS in combination with OIS for extra stabilization, the difference is that the 0.5x lens on the iPhone has no OIS, so you see all the motion blur from your shaky hands being smoothened out by EIS when zoomed out far. When you zoom into the 1x lens that does have OIS, the sensor physically moves, cancelling out the motion blur from hand movement and you get clean footage (unless you move the camera quicker than the OIS can compensate, like for panning or very violent shaking).
I love how you kinda love Apple, but you're not a Fanboy, you're very constructive with apple. Also, hey, as a filmmaker, I totally get why you don't use the pro camera. The camera is only as useful as what you need it for, and hey, the phone is better for what you need then a pro camera. Respect!
I fully agree! As someone who uses android (currently on the s23 ultra for that gorgeous camera), and who has always had a hatred of Apple (as a company), I can't help but admire when I find people who aren't fanboys of Apple, and who use it because of all of its wonderful features... not just because it's Apple. Apple has so many fantastic products, that most other companies struggle to match or replicate. It's just that they keep everything so locked down and unusable beyond basic things, and the whole status symbol its made for itself, makes it such an off putting thing for me.
@@thomasschaufler987I’d much rather use a product that works 98% of the time than a product that works only 60% of the time which is why I stick with Apple. Apple isn’t about “being the first” anymore as they have been for a long time, but rather making something that works. Yes this video pointed out things that “didn’t work” but it’s 1% of the phone amongst other things. These are software fixes and Apple even focuses on supporting even the oldest of their devices which android doesn’t do. My note 5 is literally useless because of software and iPhones in that time frame are still supported. Yes SOME things are still “locked down” but for the good reason of letting things work on the phone and updates come to everyone at the same time letting everyone enjoy new software/hardware features at the same time. It’s about quality now. Not being first.
@@thomasschaufler987 You have completely echoed my thought on this matter! I too have the s23 ultra, and I plan on using it for at least 5 years/until it dies. I do not hate Apple products, I think they make some really good stuff especially for professional use, but I cannot in good concious support them because to me they are the absolute dictionary definition of corporate greed and represent everything wrong with capitalism.
Yea I feel like the DSLR is more suited to film when someone else presenting
@@arvak3999 ....have you spent any time looking at samsung? between the constant embezzlement and tax fraud, horrendous treatment of their workforce, collobrating with the Japanese in WW2, helping prop up South Korea's fascist dictatorships, and now the "get out of jail free" by the 'democracy' they prop up everytime they get pinged for something.
they make apple look like saints.
Thank you so much for the PSA! I got the 15 Pro and a DJI hand gimble for getting nice video on an upcoming vacation. I would’ve been livid had Auto FPS and Stereo Audio been enabled, as they WERE
Interesting about the "Record Stereo" function. I checked my 14PM and with iOS 17, that function is there. I have to do some experiments and analyze the audio in my studio to see what's really going on. If you turn that switch off and the phone records in mono, that would be a real shame.
5:27 wade really go all the way to become an fly. such a brave man to do it just for a skit
the mosquito at 3 a.m.be like:
Like a wise man's mother said: "use it up, wear it out, make it do, or do without" literally we've come to the point where even a old flagship phone from 1 to 2 years is good enough.
Edit: i understand that people doesn't think the same about a 100$ phone
I wouldn’t go that far 😂
Yeah, no, not even close.
Maybe not $100 but probably around $300 or $400
@pablojams5152 I mean, a cheap phone can accomplish about 90% of a flagship, sure it would not have a amazing camera, screen or processor, but using it for social media like X, Facebook, Instagram, UA-cam you can.
@@GenuineLenisita yeah, then say that lmao. “Rivaling” is a very specific term. Because you know what, a Chromebook can do 90% of what a $4000 gaming PC can do, but people don’t buy the gaming PC to browse the web and check emails. People buy flagship phones for the features that come with, typically
That's an amazing review as I'm thinking about one for videos. All the points you brought up were so practicality oriented!
5:18 It's because when you zoom into something it amplifies the noise so you can hear the zoomed thing better. And when you zoom out it amplifies the closes thing which is you
It’s funny how they used to only release a new numbered iPhone every two years, like the S model was only meant to be a minor update to the previous model, but there were more differences between say the 5 and the 5S than there are between the 14 and the 15.
Heck, there are almost as many noticeable differences between the 4 and 4s then the 12 and 15.
The zoom mic thing is intended for filming other people if you zoom in on someone far away they will be louder
That can be done without reducing the volume of the source though - which makes way more sense
The want vs need argument is very applicable to modern day phones. I have a phone from 2016 and it still can do pretty much everything I need to. Yeah I have to keep a charger in my car to keep it topped off on battery but by the time I’m done doing what I’m doing and go back to my car I can just plug it back in in-between destinations.
Been trying to find something entertaining to listen to all day. Your excited tone and jokes did it. Great content.
8:11 I can FEEL the *Clonk* as it switches lenses. That would drive me up a wall.
feels like two clips stitched together
Ah yes, the new Irish airline: Aer Dingus.
I've also never owned a smartphone in my life, but newer flip phones are still coming out that allow you to get the calls and texts thing done without having the toxic rectangle that spews content at you. I have an older Kyocera DuraXE, and that suits me fine. It can also survive a five-story drop!
I appreciate your approach, man. Honest but not overly negative about the shortcomings. I basically have to upgrade this year from my X and I’m feeling down about it, as well as not knowing which to get, Pro or Pro Max. Those other reviewers claim honesty but it’s just manufactured negativity. You’re out here making fun of these stupid quirks and features and it makes me feel better about what I’m gonna get. It’s gonna be an upgrade no matter what! Subbing!
It's because a lot of those reviewers who claim they've received no compensation for the reviews are also quite happy to take free all expenses paid trips, home and abroad, and eat at fancy restaurants on companies money. They've been bought and paid for by freebies and access to review units (release day review videos do far better after all).
*cough* s23 ultra *cough*
The combination of zooming and sound vibration absolutely killed me hahahahahahahahahaha. But honestly, i got 15 pro max for 5x zoom specifically for videos, and i HATE that it does the stupid "jump" when it switches the lenses. I hope there is some kind of software update to help smooth it over automatically.
We've hit the point where new phones very rarely offer anything actually new. The only reason I really ever went from the S22 Ultra to the S23 Ultra was just cos it had a bit better battery life (tho still barely gets a full day of use off charge). Almost everything else is still the same
Still on my Note 20, so far i've found no reason to replace it
How do you kill an s23 Ultra in a day? All the tests I've seen showed it being extremely good on battery. What's your average screen-on time?
I have an S 21+, the battery life it’s absolutely horrible. I can barely get three hours out of moderate to heavy usage and then I have to charge again. I’m to the point to where I have to charge my battery three times a day. Samsung has really fell off on their game.
@@yasgamer man is probably on the phone 12 hours a day with 110% brightness
Only if you are ignorant on the state of smartphones
You know, this has got to be one of the most honest and relatable reviews of that phone.
All the other UA-camrs go into deep detail about how each feature works and how it’s better or worse than last gen, yet here’s Wade just straight up telling it how it is.
4:03 you should probably know this, and you probably do but the 5S and older wont properly work after the 3G shutdown in Aus. While the 5C is "4G" it doesnt have VoLTE (voice over LTE/4G) meaning when it makes a call it switches to 3G, meaning it wont be able to receive calls.
This is true, they’re shutting off 3G in like two months too
0:23 When he said : "oOh UsB-zEe" that made me laugh.
"You already have a toxic rectangle spewing trash into your brain. Why do you need another?"
That made me laugh so hard. There are whole movies about phones being terrible for you, and he summed up every one of them in one sentence 😂😭
While I don’t use my phone to film in the same way you do, I do heavily relate to scouring the settings to turn of new “features” I don’t want. I’ve been hanging out on my iPhone 8 for years now and only really looking to upgrade because the battery is getting cooked, but it feels like it’s every other day there’s an update that just shuffles around stuff because… idk, they felt like it?
just get the battery replaced man get an extended one if you can. its loads cheaper if you have no real reason to upgrade otherwise
@@animeloveer97personally i’d say get an upgrade, 8s are fine but if you have the money you can use the battery dying out as an actual excuse/reason to upgrade
@@animeloveer97 I’ve been considering it, but with things like the new iOS not even getting to this generation, and the “don’t need but would be nice” of the better camera/screen/etc, I feel it’s time
Lol the 12 pro max filming this episode😂
There is something oddly comforting about barely restrained Strayan rage.
6:44 Best IPhone camera testing I have ever seen.
I'd watch 10 hours of that.
As MKBHD pointed out, I love that they open the presentation calling it an "all-new design" 😂. Apple really is full of themselves sometimes.
Sometimes?
I thought it was the video glitching before when he zoom before he explained the camera transition lmao
I'm convinced that the cameras on phones these days are made mostly for content creators rather than the general consumer because it is something that can easily be shown off in reviews "see look how much better this phone is than the older ones" as the cameras are all that's really different these days.
But I don't need to see a carefully staged shot from five different phones. What would be more useful for me, and most I suspect most, is how the photos are when you pull the phone from your pocket and quickly take a snap because something cool is happen with your kid or pet or when you're out and see something in nature that you don't have time to stop and frame properly.
I like the mrwhoseeboss videos but his phone reviews about the cameras go right over my head. Like said here about the Sony v a phone camera you've gotten used to. Most will never use all those features and plenty like me won't understand the nuance of the changes being made anyway. Sometimes my sister says 'oh that's a great quality photo' and all I've done is point and press the big white button. That's all I ever do.
I love that you run many extremely successful channels with phones as cameras. It really shows how good they truely are. I see a lot of people invrst a ton of money into cameras just to try content creation. Its not necessary. The barrier to entry is small and its all about the content and the creator.
I dunno, he is still forking out big money to get the Pro models of iPhones, which are already pretty expensive to begin with
Doug DeMuro does the same thing, I think he said all of his videos are recorded with his iPhone and edited in iMovie
Yeah you _just_ need an iPhone Pro and a MacBook Pro to do this, no big deal, it's not like they are expensive or anything
@@p_serdiuk i think he did a great job illustrating that you can use older models which can be had, used, for cheap, and you can edit on the phone itself or on a basic pc. Macbook pro is not required to get started at all.
@@Ben79k Lmao "cheap"
It’s funny that Apple tried using Titanium on the PowerBook G4 already, and it also had lots of issues with paint chipping.
20 years later the 15 pro max that’s made out of titanium…has the same problem. XD
Hopefully they switch back to Stainless Steel in a future Pro iPhone.
The G4 had it way worse. The new ones are way more durable.
@@TheStopwatchGodabsolutely not. Too damn heavy. I’d go aluminum any day before I’d go back to stainless.
@@codykenmore3915it's like 15 grams of weight difference between the titanium plating and steel. It's practically nothing.
@@codykenmore3915honestly, the tiantium feels amazing in hand
the facts that you can't copy multiple things to a clipboard and there isn't a dedicated "back" button break the deal for me. I returned my 13 pro max after a week when it came out. won't try again
Bro, that's called audio zoom. It's not only decreases main voice volume but also increases voices in viewfinder.
To be honest I didn’t even notice the bonking in the Mercedes video. The filming skills of the DankPods are incredible!
I was too busy laughing hysterically at the windshield's sad attempt at keeping the water out
When I was watching the garbage time video about the car salesman I noticed those lenses switching and it drove me nuts. I remember thinking "Why would anyone want that?". Happy to know Dankpods feels the same lol.
The biggest smack to the face for the iPhone 15 is that this was filmed on the 12. 😂
If I had to guess .5x isnt stabilised because otherwise you’d start getting occasional vignette from seeing the edge of the lens, I know when I use a fisheye on my camcorder I have to turn off OSS for that reason. Not that a wide needs much stabilisation tbh
Wade I knew you did cars and drums as well as phones, but finding out you where the one that made those Simpsons' remixes I used to watch as a kid blew my mind. Bravo Sir, and thank you for being a true UA-cam polymath.
The zoom audio change was hilarious to hear!
Extreme close up!!!
Rule #1 of multi lens. Zoom with your feet or hands. Walk closer or reach closer.
This was brilliant!! Well done.
These “features” remind me of windows spatial sound. I turned it on to see what it does. Turns out it makes everything echo, and in one game one game only it makes gun shots 200% louder then everything else. Which is fun when theres always atleast 5 guns going off.
Slowed + reverb-ed your game for free, are you not entertained??
@@moreroids_morehemorrhoids not when it sounds like a couple of cocnuts in a tin can.
windows spatial sound has applications for specifically spatial audio processing but none of that tech is really utilized by games so it just applies a reverby wide stereo to everything and sounds awful. windows spatial sound isn’t bad for some premade audio playback though
0:59 I will let no one tell me what the best rectangle is because my rectangle is the best rectangle
ok
“This thing is ancient” shows the phone I still daily drive ☠️
Honestly I'm surprised you haven't went the go pro route Dankpods, I used mine for recording when I work on miniatures and legos. It does get hot but I've figured some work arounds for that to keep it cool.
I miss my OG Razer Phone. It still performed great and took pretty good photos even with the software i was using. But sadly the first thing to kick you in the nuts these days is simply the battery. They'll only take so many charge cycles before they start to go bad.. and replacing them isn't all that easy.
Yup. I had it too. The speakers were incredible. I always had it on battery saver within the first month of having it.
Mine broke apart easily the 2nd one too
I got a 13 Pro, not Max, specifically for the camera. The wide-angle lens nearly blew my mind and has fully replaced my old standalone camera with a proper wide-angle.
I'm going to be using that sucker for as long as possible, because the changes between phones are too incremental to go year-to-year.
i don't think Apple is expecting anyone to go year-by-year
after finding your videos and seeing how you describe audio and the sound stage that can be created with tech i've become interested in the audiophile side of things. will you ever do a video going over your headphone room and how the tech works to build a clean sound with headphones or speakers? also any beginner recs on the technical side of learning these things? working on my first bluetooth ipod thanks to this channel love the content
Wade's definitely done a beginner headphone video and one on his whole headphone hoard I believe that was an after show.
i upgraded my 12 Pro Max to a 13 mini (ok maybe more of a sidegrade) this year and haven't looked back. The form factor is perfect and i hope it's what the classic turns into at some point, as i have no reason to lug around such a massive phone anymore and would hate to have to compromise on power/camera capability just to not have to shell out a grand on a monster phone. I only use my phone for music and messaging and everything else i use a laptop for. Heck i would have gone back and used my 6s Plus for the sake of saving money had it not been getting oddly warm every time i try to use it nowadays.
I will say that on my 12 Pro Max I was SHOCKED how incredibly well my phone could handle editing literally 4K footage in realtime using LumaFusion, it almost convinced me to stop using my computer entirely
Lumavision yer say.
9:22 how to be a father
I no joke got an iPhone 15 ad right before this video-
I remember when everyone was all about phones being slimmer and slimmer. Complaints saying it’s too heavy and bulky.
Now since what the iPhone 11, all of them have thick metal frames going around them.
I was like “aww man he’s got like every recent generation accept for mine” (I have a 12 pro) and the he just added that little segment at the end and it made me so happy
I can finally make the complete compilation of Dankpods wanting Apple to bring type c to iPhones and now finally having it!
the stereo recording sample sounded like how you hear a mosquito when you can see it vs when you can't see it
I Did NOT Notice That This Was Recorded on a 12
The best part of them going full USB C is the new Airpods Pro 2 case
what kind of film do the phones use? 16mm, 35mm, or 70mm?
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Have you considered trying out a gimbal, Dank? Idunno if it's for you, but it's basically a stabilizer handle for your phone, with a zoom button. One of them is the DJI Osmo. Since you do so much action filming, it might make it easier to film?
that lock camera feature thooo. i didnt know thats something i needed so badly
The fact that smartphones haven't really changed all that much is why I haven't felt pressured to upgrade my Pixel 6. Hell, the only reason I moved on from my Pixel 3a XL was due to it falling apart. The 6 does everything I need it to and I have no reason to move on from it. It'd be nice to have a new phone, but I'm not that bothered.
I go 5 years between phones. The main thing I do is keep the apps to purely what I actually use. If its occasional I just install it when I need it that one time in the year then delete it again. I dont need it then running in the background all the while. Also battery charging. I never leave my phones charging overnight and only charge them to 90%. My Mate 10 Pro still had 90% battery life after 5 years! Just gone to a Nord 3. On the One+ forums its full of people moaning about the standby battery life. But mine sips power. I go to bed with 89% power and wake up in the morning with 88%. I bet there are 300 apps on those phones...all constantly phoning home with data.
Sounds about right. I had a pixel 1 til this year and the only reason I switched was because the battery was terrible (a fairly normal complaint for a phone that's 7 years old) and things were starting to lag out pretty bad (again. 7 years old.) And I love my 7a, the camera stuff is great or whatever but what I think what I really love about it is that it's not on the brink of death and it has the new android stuff (pixel 1 was still on android 10, because that was the last update it received). I love all the new accessibility stuff also, it's great.
Also rocking the Pixel 6 Pro, I love this phone! Camera is great, battery life gets me through the whole day without any problem. Connects flawlessly with my car and camera equipment. The screen is bright enough for mostly every weather. And the Pixel features are insane.
I mean the pixel 6 is barely 3 years old at this point and it has plenty of software support left
I've been pretty much entirely satisfied with my 6 Pro as well, buuuut the most recent Android 14 update locked me out of all my phone's storage in the primary profile along with at least 200 other Pixel owners and Google still hasn't publicly acknowledged this bug. It's really taken my esteem for the Pixel brand down a lot, seeing Google just sit on their hands about this.
That's how I felt about my iPhone 13 Mini, I loved that it fit in my hand so nicely while still having all the specs of the 13 but once I got it the happy stopped there. The camera quality was far worse than the X it replaced, it glitched way more, the keyboard would go nuts for no reason, it would slow down randomly and then start deleting music out of my library. Wasn't even mad when it met its untimely death after 8 months
I’d be mad about an 8 month lifespan. Consumerism tho I guess
Interesting my girlfriend has an iPhone 13 mini, she’s owned it for a while now. It is still fairly new though, But she has had no issues with the phones and she got it
@@SidewaysN Well to be fair I was the one who killed it after the 8 millionth time it glitched I threw it straight at the wall and it shattered into a bunch of pieces, it was fully insured and the mini was discontinued so I upgraded
I concur, for the most part. The biggest gripe with the mini series is the battery life. It is the biggest reason why I'd like to switch device. The glitchiness is probably due to poor iOS updates -- the same has happened to me and many others. They don't make `em like they used to...
@@jimmyjimjims7483What was the return window for the phone?
Just caught up on this video, and thank you for pointing out all of those “features”. Have a 12 pro max as well and this is a life saver!
It isn’t making your voice quieter, it’s quiet everything that isn’t directly in front of the camera. Essentially, it’s an audio zoom.
I noticed the kick over on the 14 Pro Max too! I thought my phone was just faulty or something, but I’m glad it’s not just mine.
No, it's because your phone has 3 cameras on the back.
It's always a good day when Dank uploads
Its a dank day. 🔥💯
I don't think you could have sounded more like a bot if you tried.
Hell yeah
*Engineer commenting*
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*Sweepster23* made me do it
Was watching this video stoned on my Smart TV and I didn’t see any difference on Auto 30 & 60 mode. Turns out I had the video on Auto 480p. Wait I still don’t see it.
10:30 I’m pretty sure it uses the mic on the back the phone (near the LiDAR Scanner, there’s a little hole, that’s a mic) for video
From what I recall the record steep sound feature is supposed to (attempt) to isolate the sounds of what your zooming into which is why your voice gets quieter.
Yeah. People simply don’t do ANY modicum of research on products anymore. They just whine and cry when they don’t understand a setting or feature then blame the product. Ah well. That’s just the way of the world.
@@YTC1234 I think the bigger issue was the fact that it was named "Record stereo sound" which an average person would probably interpret as recording two-channel audio rather than as a "microphone zooming" feature.
the "record stereo" feature wade describes is actually useful, it's just improperly labeled. it should read "zoom microphone" because that's what it does (as the camera lens zooms in, the microphone "narrows" the area it's recording the sound from). some camcorders have it, i guess it's useful for filming trains
one thing i also hate in the camera "features" list is the fact that you cant choose to always take pictures with flash. its either off or auto. so if i want to take a picture of something dark but the phone sees to much light it wont use the flash. really annoying when you want to take a picture of something in an awkward angle working on a car or something. maybe you can turn off the auto feature but i dont know.
You can set it to always on its in the camera flash setting auto on and off. Top middle there’s an arrow type symbol tap that and at the bottom camera settings will pop up. On the left you’ll see the flash symbol. Lightning bolt. Two that and you options to auto on and off are right there.
@@jzuniga633 ah thanks :)
@@jzuniga633 but im pretty sure you have to reset it everytime you open the camera
@@theknifeconnection9571 Yo there is a setting in the camera settings called "Preserve Settings : Creative Controls" If you turn that on itll keep your flash from resetting every time you close the camera :)
@@theknifeconnection9571 just tested it and it seems to keep it setting changed. I turned it on then closed it and reopened and the light switch is still flipped on. Idk if restarting the phone resets to default but seems to stay the way you set even after closing and reopening