$6000 Pro Camera VS iPhone 12 Pro Max - Can you see the difference?

[@mattih]

Be honest how many did you guess right?????

[@paultonges3831]

Too little

[@PedroGonzalez-qe4kn]

IN SHOCKKKKKKKK :D

[@paulloth]

I got 5 right and also i like the R5 Skin Tones waaaay more than the iPhone...

[@dougmenezes]

Surprised I got all of them right. Probably because I only shoot photos with my phone.

[@onemorechris]

here we go, i’m playing for real...

[@TRPLD]

I think no matter the outcome, even the fact that you have to reaaaaaalllly look closely to see the difference speaks volumes to the capability of modern day smartphone cameras...

[@Kaisolostudio]

I think a better game is: “which image do you prefer?” & then be surprised at how many where the iPhone vs the FF camera 😂

[@JayCity]

It's actually really insane how far smartphone computational photography has come. It was a struggle trying to tell them apart

[@mattih]

It’s pretty wild!

[@kalimarus]

If you texted either nobody would know what took it. The iPhones have some easy give always when you know what to look for but overall on the screens we view 99 percent of our images it’s good enough these days.

[@adidura2081]

Yeahh

[@theroadtomychateau2061]

I am a professional photographer and I shoot with both my iPhone (now 1Pro Max) and my mirrorless (Canon EOS R). There have been many times that I end up choosing an iPhone shot over the R shot. I also love a quick tweak in PhotoShop on my phone. When I need to retouch more I move to my MacBook Pro, it is all a seamless process. Which I love. I shoot primarily fashion and portraits so this works perfectly for me. I can get the clients excited in the moment with a sneak peak on my phone. I come from the analog world when I first started my career, so all of this is beyond fun and exciting. You and your brother are funny, goofy (no insult) and informative. Keep up the good work. PS: I got 1 wrong.

[@romsky]

I think wearing a hat really helped out portrait mode on the iPhone. Blurring around hair is when it tends to fail

[@mattih]

Yea that could be

[@ItsPolder]

Yes, at the airbnb Shot you could see it slightly on the beard

[@PKRproductionsuk]

yeh for sure - as a rule i hate the portrait mode and can spot it a mile off BUT in these images it did a bloody good job tbf

[@heyimadrian.4546]

Not with LiDAR, a 12 would’ve failed may be but the Pro wouldn’t

[@nesune4401]

With the hat the giveaway was the depth of field the top part.

[@PapeSan]

Matti how did you master the shadow clone jutsu ?

[@wesleychapman9001]

Most underrated comment lol

[@YongAcalal]

lol, it means his a fan of naruto???

[@jiriq8853]

I was watching Naruto Shippuden for the last month, now I am at the end and I thought I was super late watching it.. But I see Naruto references everywhere lately! :D

[@BigBeauBrown]

Dude....I feel it....This is gonna be your year, the finish bros are about to take over and I'm all about it

[@mattih]

Thanks man 😊

[@PaulFeinberg]

Yes!!! I love it already!!

[@thomaslindvall9686]

The Haapoja’s are back in town!

[@SophieinShanghai]

best family reunion of 2021

[@Darkest_Soul_187]

@@thomaslindvall9686 they never left the town in the first place

[@Darkest_Soul_187]

I wasn't even guessing which is which. Just wanted to see how good are the iPhone photos since I'm planning on buying one

[@AllgoodthingsTv]

I only got one wrong - the same one you did. I will say that on the AirBnB balcony shot, what gave it away was that the pro DLSR's can do bokeh in front and back of the subject. iPhones can only do back bokeh. The railing on the balcony was out of focus in the front *and* the back.

[@BangPhotography]

and that horrible halo around the tower in the iphone picture

[@YuVisualss]

i caught that too

[@debaratihalder2917]

Me too

[@ericb8985]

Any lens has (in case of the Iphone just minimal) bokeh. You are referring to the artificial blur of the background in the IPhone's portrait mode, which is totally different.

[@dihawski7379]

Plus, the writing on his sweatshirt was also out of focus on the front, I'm actually pretty proud of myself i got all of them right 😏🤣

[@Hmkls]

Got every single one correctly. Iphone images are good, but in a direct comparison it's clear that it cannot match the R5 in terms of detail in close ups, color balance and overall naturalness of the image

[@TeppoHaapoja]

Its INSANE how good the Iphone 12 pro Max is at photography.

[@Smilebefine]

How much post editing was done on iphone photos ??? My iPhone 12 pro max ain't that good 😭

[@linoramalho2291]

@@Smilebefine helps being a good photographer as well.

[@mattih]

iPhone only ig grid???

[@TeppoHaapoja]

@@mattih Lets take the challenge on!

[@linoramalho2291]

@@mattih my Instagram @linomsramalho is 80% iPhone photography. It’s the camera I always carry with me 😁

[@aussauce]

The fact they are so similar is absolutely amazing ! Let’s go phone photography haha!

[@mattiejane9628]

The third one, you can tell the Apple right away from how soft Matti's face was.

[@schwartzbrothersmedia]

Not that anybody cares, but I nailed every one.

[@dathofilms]

hahaha

[@wout_sprangers]

Congrats hahahaha

[@mskalo-1848]

I care gj mate

[@eugenehong9668]

Same. Congrats bro

[@Vinizuca]

Look at the over sharpness of iphone, bokeh and bokeh balls, skin smoothing on iphone, etc.

[@coreywelch]

Comparing the shots side by side I was able to get them all. The tower was the one that was a bit of a challenge, but I picked the correct one because I based my decision on what my guess of the focal length. But if you uploaded them without the side by side, it would be pretty hard to pick out, I bet. I also shoot analog film, so that's probably why I was able to pick the correct ones.

[@andrew_barros]

i see a second channel or a rebrand to "The Haapoja Bros" in the near future. I love to see these two guys in videos already.

[@mohamadahmad7171]

I was thinking about that ! This is the year of these two !

[@dylanlockemp3]

am i the only one that never guesses these wrong. i've seen so many similar vids and it's always so obvious to me. i really don't know if everyone is acting or what.

[@seanwelden4284]

what gives it away for you?

[@dylanlockemp3]

@@seanwelden4284 i’m not exactly sure, my brain just knows what an iphone camera looks like. it tends to be dynamic range & dynamic sharpness that gives it away for me.

[@streaxgamer5617]

@@dylanlockemp3 do u use an iphone ? maybe thats what makes it easy for u

[@dylanlockemp3]

@@streaxgamer5617 i do, maybe i just recognize it.

[@lordvader4107]

Yea, it’s extremely easy for me too. It’s so obvious which is which

[@ekjotjpg]

Who else saw the title and thought the video was going to be about the Sony A1? 😅😑

[@mattih]

That would be a 6500 body only setup 😂

[@ericb8985]

There was still an embargo on the A1 and the cam itself is more expensive.

[@ekjotjpg]

@@mattih 😅😅

[@darkftforce]

sony a1 is USD $6500 not Canadian Dollars. In Canada A1 is Canadian $8500 Body only!

[@ekjotjpg]

@@darkftforce yup realized that afterwards. This comment was like a few hours after sony released it lol

[@RGMGFitness]

I got a lot more wrong than you did Matti. But once you started pointing out the differences, and after you know what to start looking it helps. But no way I would ever know for sure after some editing in lightroom.

[@RodHerzstrom]

Love the blind comparison! For the price iPhone 12 did a great job... Would be cool to see the 4K Video Fight!🔥 I make Cinematic HDR videos for my channel with the iPhone 12 and I’m amazed but the amazing quality it has... moreover at night 🤤

[@flaviaflehrt9841]

the problem is the editing of HDR for KZbin...

[@RodHerzstrom]

@@flaviaflehrt9841 yeah but the editing process is fun :D

[@benvegli9081]

man iPhone is still overpriced!

[@RodHerzstrom]

@@benvegli9081 well here in Germany is kinda weird.. samsung is even more expensive in some models. So even though iPhone is indeed very expensive... could even argue against that... the competition is also expensive.... But here at least iPhone is making a good job against a really expensive camera ;-)

[@RiceCubeTech]

"for the price" its still 1500 dollars for their model of iphone pro max, and if you have an older iphone already, youd be better off buying a sony a6100 and a solid lens. The difference between that and the R5 in a blind comparison is almost negligible without pixel peeping.

[@StalinBrosef]

7:07 What gave it away to me was the background compression. The iPhone does a great job in portrait mode with simulated bokeh blur, but you can't spoof focal length.

[@dolwolfianphotography]

The fact is getting more and more difficult to differential them mean phone camera getting very good 😏

[@jdsmedia]

I only got one wrong, but MAN those portrait shots were TOUGH. This is getting ridiculously close lol.

[@chriskaufmann655]

I seriously love the energy your brother brings to you. Your dynamic makes these videos pop.

[@AERvideo]

I got 5 right, 2 wrong! 🤯 It's so amazing to see what this new technology of computational photography is doing. It's making great photography available for everyday people, and makes professional equipment obsolete (at least for specific types of photos). Yeah the iPhone 12 Pro Max is super pricy, but wait a few years and the budget phones will also take photos like that. Awesome video Matti!

[@10fingerman]

Phones are really good nowadays, but all of them still have some sort of phone feel to them, its hard to pinpoint but i think its due to the small sensors, since compacts (with small sensors) also have this feel to the pictures. Only phone i have seen which did not have this was the Nokia 808 Pureview with its almost 1" (inch) sensor. then there is of course the depth of fields, also due to the small sensor and fine detail in landscape shots. If you only shot for social media and 90% of your shots are seen on phones then yes, no one will notice. However if you wanna print or view you images on large 4k+ tv's then there is still a pretty large difference.

[@Akraf]

Yes its the noise level and dynamic range. Its more visible when editing in post.

[@MrIlovesubaru]

9:55 Look at the unnatural edge of the collar on the iPhone vs the R5, and the missing drawstring.

[@christianvolkner2028]

It’s great that phones are this good now! Even as a photographer it is great to have a decent snapshot cam always available. So yes the iPhone shoots a natural image in front of you, that’s the job of Camera Right? But how would it look zoomed with dark interiors? Probably like an Aquarell right? If it would actually compare, then this channel would be filmed with an iPhone right?

[@jaredpollack35]

On the first one the dynamic range gives it away. The blacks in the clothing and the detail from exposure in the CN Tower.

[@arsalanshoaib5495]

2:30 Anyone else think the blurred out Teppo in the background looked like Mario?

[@jackdaw999]

Lol

[@MrE.888]

The iPhone is the one that when you list as your main Camera in a proposal, the prospective client doesn't call you back

[@S.Creations1]

🤣

[@mimptattooartist]

really hard to tell the difference between phone and dslr in this year 2021.

[@adrianfaulkner1353]

They're still nowhere near close, i have a 25 year old piont and shoot that in good light can take as good as a shot, but step out of good light and the iPhone falls apart very fast but the full frame camera still looks amazing, this is just click bait

[@CarlBergsdorf]

@@adrianfaulkner1353 I wouldn't call it click bait, they're just showing cases which are somewhat compareable. But I agree it would be interesting to see how the iPhone stacks up in more difficult scenarios like low light. Obviously the tiny sensor of a phone can't compare in itself to a full frame sensor but it's amazing what the phone is able to achieve trough software.

[@adrianfaulkner1353]

@@CarlBergsdorf I somewhat agree with software making it better, I have 12pro max and as soon as I got it began testing it's capabilities but I can't see in any way or any different light scenarios where it's even close so I do believe that it's very misleading and not truthful, even in great light the amount of details and sharpness and information in the my A7riii files is hugely better in every way

[@CarlBergsdorf]

@@adrianfaulkner1353 For a pro or someone who demands more control and the ability to work with the pictures in post, a camera will always be better but Im just thinking for the ”everyday person” who posts pictures on Instagram every now and then and not prints of need high res images, the iPhone Pro would be more than okay but I agree they can’t replace something like a Sony A7RIII anytime soon for sure when it comes to pure quality

[@vg6761]

@@CarlBergsdorf A7RIII, D8350, XT-4 All have bluetooth connectivity. Transferring files to your phone to upload on social media is no problem. 😁

[@Adnan_Khan__111]

9:16 hoodie straps say it all🤣

[@KyleWattsTV]

I feel the real winner here is the photo editing your using. Kinda shows that you can make a lot of photos look good using things like light room regardless of what camera you used

[@PKRproductionsuk]

For sure

[@GreenlifeFin]

Yes, exactly.

[@McPooPoo]

I just love the dynamics of you guys - two brothers messing around and just having nice time, can relate myself Love it

[@finnillson4808]

Still pretty easy. iPhone DOF can look unnatural and the skin tones look so plastic. I've found the R5 stills are just amazing. I've always said 30ish MP is enough but having 14-bit 45MP stills at 20FPS is oh so nice! Video out of the R5 looks amazing too. Really hoping to get CLOG3 soon!

[@stew_redman]

Most of these type of videos come down to the photo editing, time of day, type of shot, no polarizing filter etc. Images are edited to try and make them look closer. You can always get the shot you want with a properly set up DSLR and experience. The same isn't true of a phone.

[@Gezx-]

7 months late but yeah obviously, are you saying you wouldnt edit your photos?

[@venom5809]

Damn that place is incredible, what a view.

[@itacatv2146]

I’ve got everything right except the second to the last one. I’ve guessed the last because there was better dynamic range in the iPhone picture (more details in the shadows above his head). I was aware about the DR in the iPhone, but without that knowledge I might’ve guessed the opposite. Crazy how god iPhone is.

[@PunchNugget]

this is exactly why I will never buy a $6000 set up. Im fine with my Sony a6400 / iPhone 12 Pro Max

[@VozMadridista]

In the portrait there is a greenish color cast in the shadows (very noticeable in the jacket)

[@2tuff977]

You know somebody’s from Toronto when they call it “Chrawno”

[@aaroiseverything]

I thought the R5 shots had more detail in the skies and face and has a green tint too. That gave it away for me. I couldnt tell anything from the sharpness haha.

[@casteliero]

When you watch these on 85” tv, it’s much easier. Zero mistakes.

[@NoWayHoesay]

That’s the thing who looks at pictures on a 85 inch tv lol? 95% of people look at pictures on their iPhone

[@moritzio4.034]

Weird flex. BTW...

[@wanderingsoul8399]

LOL still riding high on a 42 inch 720p here! Way behind times...

[@casteliero]

@@moritzio4.034 there’s no flexing. Just an observation that it’s easier to spot differences on a bigger screen.

[@kalimarus]

I could see the difference on my iPhone 12 screen knowing what to look for. In the end nobody would notice the difference if you texted them and didn’t say what it came from and that’s why smartphones are killing camera sales. Unless you print it or need the manual controls the iphones good enough.

[@OskuPenttinen]

I shot a film recently using a BMPCC 4K and iPhone 12 Pro Max completely with anamorphic lenses on both (Sirui and Moment). With some care in shooting and colour correction in post, they are virtually indistinguishable from each other. The only thing that gives away the difference is the lack of DoF in the iPhone - ie. everything is sharp in wider shots. In closeups, even the iPhone squeezed out some shallow DoF. The digital sharpness of the iPhone is easily compensated for with a 10% Cinebloom Diffusion filter.

[@duc8488]

I was wrong once. As good as the portraits are, I found it easiest to discover the difference there. And I personally don't like what the iphone does to the skin. Looks unnatural to me in direct comparison.

[@dariasharashkina]

The forth images with the tower landscape are the hardest! Definitely hard to tell which one is a camera or an iPhone:) And also always love seeing how you create together!

[@ollejaama4216]

Kind of surprised, that I got everything right.

[@isleofjava5964]

I got them all correct. Art is art. Honestly, it’s not my photographic eye, but my artist eye. I’m a 74 yr. old in Florida, USA who has been an artist since I was 12 and have developed a really good eye in general. I had zero preconceived idea of what the issues were or were not with the iPhone or the Canon. I have just started back in photography after over 30 years. I have a total of about 3 years experience with photography and am finding a DSLR a challenge - totally new world. It delighted me to judge the photos SOLELY on what I feel was good artistic rendering. You are so right, though. The iPhone is amazing. I wouldn’t give up for a minute, though, the wonderful time I’m having learning the DSLR. What a fun exercise!

[@charlieputhfan850]

I wish my grandma knew about iPhones lol, she once asked me to pause an online game

[@ArnavSharmaPhotography]

It's crazy how far phones have come to the point where an iPhone with a super tiny sensor can keep up with a professional full-frame camera!

[@awesomestuff2496]

iphone pics were clearly edited while R5 pics were not

[@ArnavSharmaPhotography]

@@awesomestuff2496 probably but it’s still pretty cool

[@wanderingsoul8399]

Absolutely correct!

[@adrianfaulkner1353]

I have the 12pro max and it's nowhere near a full frame mirrorless, in good light it can take a good shot but I have a 25 year old piont and shoot that in good light can take as good of shot, the iPhone falls apart fast out of Bright light but the camera still looks amazing, there's still a big difference between them

[@mikefarley4254]

I showed a picture to my friend, who is a heavy dslr user, and he asked me what kind of lens I used. I told him a Note 20 5g on live focus and he said, I really hate smartphones, not really, but kind of!" 😆😆😆

[@byrevery]

That was so enjoyable to watch

[@iGobyy]

love to see how you're more lively, cheekier and just pleasantly happier in general. i noticed this straightaway ever since u brought teppo in the mix. yay!

[@peterpaul9320]

For 90% of all situations and people the iPhone is the better camera. You have it always with you, and you can take pictures almost without people taking notice. So, the results will be more natural

[@MM-qj4kc]

7/7 for me. Focus in the background and foreground gave it away as well as level of detail and granularity. There was one photo where the buildings were slanted near the edge of the photo and I saw that as a typical artifact of camera phones. Overall great video! Great job guys! You've helped convince me of the picture prowess of the iphone 12. TY.

[@chrisbenn]

How do you work with HDR on your computer without the photo being too white? All my HDR photos are too white on my windows pc!

[@asfczvx837]

with the 6k camera, are they taking pictures raw and then editing the image with Lightroom or they just take jpg photos and post them ?

[@adidura2081]

Matti, would you buy the a1??

[@techtrx]

Got it all. R5 color and detail is great. But the iPhone is more white than the R5

[@jaredpollack35]

The lens distortion of the CN Tower/ Rogers Center makes it super obvious.

[@stevenkralovec]

9:05 Are you sure about the fifth photo where Matti is leaning out of the overlook? In the “R5” photo, the depth of field of the railing looks computationally incorrect closest to Matti. It should be in focus, but it’s blurred where it doesn’t make sense. And the railing appears to be in focus at a more distant point that doesn’t make sense. 🤔

[@DannyBlack]

im loving these vids with your bro!!

[@swffgrff6536]

On iPhone you can add shallow depth of field with the Focos app. And control how much. Don’t know if it’s a professional thing to do but I love it.

[@stefangroenveld]

Watch this on an iPhone screen and only got the landscape pic wrong. It should be a lot easier when looking at a bigger screen. But fun to watch. Thanks for the smile.

[@duaneshort186]

Got 'em all. Not selling my "real" cameras just yet! lol.

[@jared_quackenbush]

First. Surprisingly I got them all wrong. In the landscape the iPhone is a slightly cooler image. Also this is gonna be a great year for you two! The Finland Boys Are Awesome and I’m Here For It! Great team!

[@TheBossBig3]

Also let’s not forget the iPhone 12 Pro Max is $1100. It’d be more interesting to compare photos from R5 to some entry level dslrs & mirrorless cameras around the $500-800 range

[@codymont]

Was that the newly built Skytower that Teppo's staying in?? Or is it the taller of the two ICE condos buildings? SUPER cool view!!!!

[@redfoxcreatives]

I got them all right! When you said the wrong answer my heart dropped and then lifted up again when he said you got it wrong. Roller coaster. The phone cameras are getting wayyyy to good!

[@randfee]

I suppose you shot all of them in RAW on both the R5 and the iPhone? I'm asking because some of the iPhone shots are washed out in detail and that's an instant giveaway. I got all but one photo right. The one I got wrong is the portrait on the balcony. That's the only time your skin wasn't washed out on the iPhone - weird why it does that in other shots. Sure all of this was RAW?

[@andreasbrand3191]

yeah, huge lack of detail, like it was HEIF encoded sometimes, while at the same it it overshapens edges on the 10px or so level.... : I really wonder why the iPhone got the CN tower blown out in the last building-shot. I'm not conviced all of these were RAW, does the iPhone 12 now allow for RAW in portrait mode? What do they call that.. Apple RAW Pro or something, LOL

[@randfee]

@@andreasbrand3191 also... they should have taken a few shots in a little bit darker areas... wanna see those!

[@colinyoungscot]

This is my concern. I've just bought a Sony a6400 with a kit lense and wonder if I should just 've bought a current handset... I'm very new to photography, why go with the Sony (for exmplae) over a phone?

[@DVRKSTXR]

12:24 Shot #1 looks like a close up shot of an actor in a Michael Bay movie. Minus the insane lens flares. 😂

[@TimWard-v6e]

how much photo shop did you do in the iPhone pictures ?? and I got 3 wrong

[@KrzysPalacz]

I missed one time but i'm so amazed of this iPhone, please make The same with IP mini vs R5?

[@JamieSandel]

Are you using the “telephoto” lens for your portraits? On the 11 Pro the optical quality is so bad

[@DimitriPahis]

Got them all right but they are quite similar. The two key differences are the R5 is much more sharp and the bokeh is more natural. But again, we're talking about a $6000 setup vs a $1100 phone that fits in your pocket and does many other things. Pretty insane how close they are to being the same quality!

[@PixelCruzer]

Wow, very impressiv how the iPhone doing his job against the Canon! 😄 I got following result: Picture 1: ✅ Picture 2: ✅ Picture 3: ✅ Picture 4: ✅ Picture 5: ❌ Picture 6: ❌ Picture 7: ✅ On Picture 5 I was thinking because of the "crispness of the picture. And Picture 6 I was meant because of the High Dynamic Range. But I think 5 of 7 are an okisch result. 😁 Thank for comparing the booth cameras and show how good pictures are possible if you spend a bit time to compose and frame your pics. 😊

[@AV8R_1]

When you are vlogging on the iPhone, do you use the better quality cams on the back or are you using the display side selfie cam?

[@milesmartinez3577]

A couple things i often overlook when watching a video like this are frame rate, iso, other lenses, read/write speeds/buffer, detail retention when cropped/printed larger, post manipulation (especially when you’re shooting raw), ergonomics, filters, backups (when shooting to two slots), storage (interchangeable sd cards vs 128 gig max) that’s why you pay more I’m sure everybody knows this just wanted to make it apparent great video as always

[@SIMKINETICS]

You two are *BROTHERS?* I'm shocked! I can't tell the difference between you guys, let alone your pictures!

[@2cats1guy]

6/7 for me. THe one with the CN tower between the buildings was tough. But the bokeh on the iPhone is the dead giveaway. It’s getting better but still has a cheesy blur.

[@CasanovaFrames]

Hi bro ..any tips for solving iPhone 12 lens flare issue while using night time . Please reply

[@MarkBowenPiano]

So the problem with the HDR on the iPhone not always being on I've read is the Smart HDR setting? If so is that setting only for Portrait mode or all photos as I tried turning it off but only get the HDR button on screen when in Portrait mode so guessing that the Smart HDR setting only affects Portrait shots? Or am I looking at the wrong thing here? Fantastic video by the way and got all the photos except for 1.

[@DimusTech]

I also got 2 wrong, but I'd say those 2 tools are different! the phone is the camera always with us, it's automatic mostly and much computational photography is done, but when you want the real thing, the manual options and do something out the box, a phone won't do. I don't think we are close to the time when a phone can replace a DSLR camera. I've got to say that the iphone isn't the best camera phone in my opinion as well though it's getting better

[@MansoorBarri]

next week- Matti Haapoja: My new Camera setup!! *iPhone 12 Pro Max in the thumbnail*

[@SmartphoneFilmmaker]

This is nuts! The differences now are so tiny to the eye with very little to choose between them. Great vid as usual!

[@aaronjohnson4604]

for the 3rd picture the shadow on the neck is what gave it away for me.

[@Beatmeup66]

I got every one! The give away for most was in the blacks. The R5 had way more shape and detail in the blacks. Mattii's black jacket made the ones with him easy!

[@phantom_did]

9:32 you know how I knew? by the blurred laces on your hoodie :D additionally, iPhone completely separates the object from the background and canon does this gradually, so, the right shoulder is blurred a bit by the camera lens

[@peterh4282]

Can you make a video, where you show the settings you use on the iphone? And how you edit it? I assume you don’t use auto, right?

[@pennhills13]

Also missed the first landscape shot from the balcony.... Just amazing the similarities that these phones are able to get close to

[@joostverpoort]

I got one wrong. Last picture sees a big difference in black/gray. The R is much better in dark situations and gray tone or in dept pictures. Nice comparison...I've a pro as well..and a normal dslr and often use the iPhone!

[@jongoodmanifbbpro]

I need help. I downloaded the pack, but I can’t seem to import them on Adobe premiere. It’s Greyed out

[@SahandRahmdel]

In the first shot at 4:42, the difference in details in the snow on the ground is massive! How ... ?! R5 didn’t pick any of that up!

[@lauraedginton1532]

where both photos edited before this? if so which editing software is good to use to edit iPhone 12 photos?

[@javi6303]

I got all of them right especially after you mentioned that iPhone has way more details and also because for some reason iPhone has more of a zoomed out effect. But the details one helped me out on almost all of them.

[@CNMTCFilms]

I got 2 wrong. The first close up portrait and the one you got wrong as well with the Toronto tower between the two buildings. But I'm watching on an iPhone🥴 I'm using an iPhoneXr and took photos in the snow and they look incredible! So, yeah. Totally usable ✨

[@rickysekhon5706]

And i still remember using 64MB gigantic memory card on phones but look how far tech has come that you can’t even tell the difference between dslr and phone photography.

[@flol3266]

Were those pictures post processed in any way or is this out of the camera and shot in jpg?