Is BeastGrip’s anamorphic the best compared to all the other brands?

It might be a 1500 phone but I bet you used a 500,000 lens lol😂

Thank you for a very interesting interview. It is a real shame that Bart's book is so expensive. I can't help but wonder if it sold at 1/3 the current price, then it would get far more than X3 the number of buyers.

Awesome video, thank you for the comparison. I’ve believed the upgrades have been meant for every other year for awhile now, as in the 15 Pro is for 13 Pro users while the 16 Pro is for 14 Pro users. Granted they want to upgrade, if I’m remembering correctly when this comparison was done for the 13 and 14 it yielded similar results with the 13 being better in lowlight video and the 14 being better with photography.

I have 15 pro max planning to buy iphone XR as screen for framing. Does the XR works on black magic app?

I cant tell you how helpful this video was. I wanna choose a lens or lenses for my iPhone 16 pro Max, coming from professional camera to iPhone lenses for the first time. Have you tested the new series on iPhone 16 pro? Subscribed!

Thanks for video,but i need a long cable minst 3-4 meter,it is that options?thanks

Great analysis!🤘🤙

Are there any internal reflections caused by the silver lens rings and white color of your phone inside the VND?

so if i shoot a video in 4k 120 normal mode and play the video on the phone, it will not be in slo mo? how can i make it in slomo only on phone? or do i need to go to slomo option?

Neweer 7x lens is heavy and awkward to use without a tripod but it’s only £90. Stg. Works on the main 24mm lens and can still activate the 5x lens on iPhone although can jump back to 24mm. Focus is great in good light not so good in anything less. This 240 is way to expensive and you are using it digitally rather than optically unlike the Neweer. I will wait for price cuts or something better and cheaper. Thanks for sharing.

It's like DOF adapters have now been taken away from us. I can't seem to find any in stock anywhere that's not aliexpress. Beastgrip shows sold out. The Ulanzi version is MIA. Where do you get one of these? I don't trust aliexpress.

28 Days Later was deliberately shot on DV of the day to give it a more gritty aesthetic, except for the final scenes which were shot on film. Boyle's similar ethos here?

8:10 Mike Wasauski: Really? I think there's a little more to it than that.

You didn't mention the 15 Pro. Is it safe to assume we'd get the vignetting on its 3X lens?

Other than the lack of shallow depth of field, phones can pretty much do everything from dynamic range to multiple built-in lenses to 10 bit codecs like ProRes Log. If you need accessories the gear is inexpensive and light weight. I'm glad he brought up mics because documentarians get their dander up when you talk about the new small wireless mics. It is so much less intimidating and encumbering to use one of these mics though.

Thanks for this inspirational video. It’s great to see something more than the ordinary gear review on KZbin.

Phones really get the best stories because the tech is out of the way just do ❤

Lens manufacturers pretend that there are no other smartphones except Samsung and iPhone. At the same time, iPhone and Samsung are not leaders in mobile photography, but manufacturers of cases and lenses ignore this. This is very annoying. I do not want to be in the iPhone sect and in the Samsung sect, my camera phone is Oppo and Vivo smartphones. I need a telephoto lens with a universal mount that will not be useless after changing the smartphone in a year.

Even with 1 million dollar lenses shooting a movie through the barebones camera app is quite the feet

Guys, they didn't shoot the whole movie on an iPhone, they probably shot the majority if not a good chunk of the movie on iPhone and had Apple contribute to the production or marketing budget, while shooting purposefully with proper Cinema cameras. Just like the film, The Creator did not use the fx3 for the entirety of the film, nor did civil war use the Ronin 4D for all scenes. Both of these films worked in Arri camera footage. Unlike those films, there's really no point in shooting with an iPhone and slapping on a 90K lens on it other than some sort of viral marketing push. You don't shoot professional movies with an iPhone for any other reason despite the sensor quality and pro res log, which most cinema cameras can do in-body anyway. The lengths you have to go to to get comparable quality footage that will age appropriately (see the film Tangerine, which was also shot on iPhone) is a real disadvantage. Similarly, there were very few scenes in the Creator that could not have been shot with an fx6, but the whole point was to solidify the fx3 as a proper cinema camera to scrappy KZbinrs despite it not having built-in NDs. It's worth noting Sony had shot a horror movie on the a7SII. So these stunts have been pulled in the past. It's not really relevant to bring up how the first film was shot on video cameras since at the time only low budget films could be done that way and Danny Boyle had not reinvented himself in the years after train spotting. Digital filmmaking didn't really become a thing until George, Lucas and then later Michael Mann advanced the tech.

question can you put any 67mm lenses for example I have camera lens. Do I need extra accessory to make it compatible?

A sony xperia would be the best choice for best of the best quality I mean i phone also works tho

Can this record a stereo signal if I use something like Focusrite 2 channel interface?

Overrated phone.

28 Days Later was shot on toy cameras and cheap digital cameras. Them filming Years on my iPhone makes me so happy.

which way would be an universal solution for all iphones to make portrait photoshoots without shaping the face unaturally please? It just always looks way different then in the mirror..

that's not true i cant even shoot a 4 min music video on iPhone 15 with out it over heating don't believe everything you hear

It’s funny buying all these accessories to make the compact phone big and bulky. At this point you might as well just use a camera.

an iPhone with $500,000 lenses.

Wow, this video is so well-executed and engaging! MagMirror could be a fantastic tool for creators like you-it ensures perfect framing with real-time screen mirroring while adding professional lighting to make your visuals pop. Its built-in power bank and portable design make it ideal for enhancing your workflow, whether you’re shooting at home or outdoors. Keep up the amazing work!

You can't go wrong with the BM App. Remember, BM App is free, and also quite equipped... even for Prosumer use, i find it more compelling. Remember the BM App is evolving so fast, so am sure the kinks you hint could be cleared in the next iteration. This is a lot of an App given to us for free without any strings attached... what a value!

Keep in mind there are lenses and rigging built specifically for the iPhone to expand its effectiveness in different lighting situations - this is not only the iPhone being used in its base form - with that being said it still gives us no excuse to not shoot with whatever you have and figure out workarounds to create the shots you need- all in for this type of production. To be honest, the camera is only one part of the production to make a good narrative - maybe using whatever you have is a good idea - if we continue to state “oh I can’t make this or that because I lack this or that” then really we are limiting ourselves - no amount of amazing gear will mask a bad plot, a bad narrative, bad writing, bad acting, bad framing or bad editing.

I ordered in October and still haven’t received it

I once shadowed a small video production using FXs with an old Xiaomi running Filmic Pro at 6k 10bit, just practicing framing. We were lucky I did, because we lost data from one shoot and had to use my phone video!

28 years later has not been confirmed that it was slot on iPhone. But the movie unsane has been

Can you change title? Not 75mm it’s 75M

so did they drop to 1080p and 30fps? or does the iPhone 15 give you different options for prores raw? hmmm

I think the part where it shows him as a zombie is probably just a nightmare someone is having in the movie.

They did it to be ridiculous. Pretty mad they did it, frankly. Can tell they cranked up halation in post to cover up cell phone look.

IT IS NOT 'SHOT ON AN IPHONE' give me a break

Would you do a follow up video on how to set up Black magic cam app for this for the cases where we dont want to follow the 180 degree rule and just do a point a shoot video?

Had no clue very excited to know this thanks 🙏

Seems extremely limiting shooting on a phone, unless you're doing it for some marketing bs.

STRANGE PROBLEM: My shutter is locked off at 180 degrees and my ISO is set to 200. While shooting in a well lit room for example, my exposure is where I want it to be until I point the camera at a darker area of the room like a corner for instance. Once I have pointed the camera at this darker area of the room, my exposure gets darker automatically. Nothing that I do to try and resolve this problem seems to work. Any suggestions?

I don't feel like you could film something ambitious as a hit box office movie with tons of celebrities plastered all over it on a phone of any kind, but Apple has certainly got the basics right and this movie shows it's more than possible. Apple's sensors are Sony after all so it's not that far fetched either.

You can get those close up out of focus shots without a dof adapter on your iPhone if you’re using apps such as ReLens, Cinema P3, Moment, BeastCam, or BlackMagic Cam, but not out of the native iPhone camera app itself because it doesn’t allow you to use manual or lock focus.

I got so excited when I found out they shot 28 Years later on an iPhone. First off I feel it harkens back to how the first film was shot on mini DV cameras so it feels like a poetic fit. But mostly I just shot my last feature on the iPhone 14pro and it’s currently been doing decently well in the festival circuit. Of course I shot on an iPhone because of budgetary and style reasons. So it was really cool seeing a big film like 28 years later shooting on an iPhone. I just sent you an email with a link to watch my film haha. I know you’re probably super busy so no worries if you don’t get around to watching it. All your videos on this channel helped me so much with learning the best equipment and ways to film with an iPhone. So wanted to extend a thanks and send you the film to watch.

What is $75mm

so what is the conclusion here? Should I go with film proc v3 or Balck magic + apple log? which one will be the better results for indoor shooting, could you help me.