Can We Film a WEDDING With an iPhone 15?

[@Odd_OnesOut]

This is one of the channels that gave me courage to start my KZbin channel 6months ago. Now I have 420 subscribers and steadily growing . I know it's not comparable with others but I'm still proud I started, I hope to keep going 🙏💪

[@Dmunikarfitness]

Best of luck buddy, I am subscribing you too.

[@anaghashokkoltakecreator975]

Making it 500😛😛❤️

[@musablodhi6526]

Nice Maniuplation Btw

[@isaacpierre07]

Good luck bro, I am subscribing to your channel !

[@ankitsmusique3267]

Keep it up man ❤

[@AurelianIrimia]

I have tested the ProRes LOG on my 15 Pro and my recommendation is to underexpose by 1 stop. if you expose at 0 you're going to have the highlights burned out. The LOG that we have on the iPhone 15 is not like the LOG that we have on any camera, with which we are accustomed to exposing at +1 / +3

[@shahrulzahri9774]

Iphone noob...

[@nothingtoseeheremovealong...]

How do you underexpose without using a 3rd party app?

[@mitchszlachetka4429]

@@nothingtoseeheremovealong...there’s an exposure dial up to -2 in the native camera app

[@orvvro]

@@nothingtoseeheremovealong... Tap in the stock camera app and drag the sun icon down.

[@bulat3637]

@@shahrulzahri9774hahahaha bising je kau ni

[@Andy-cc4qy]

I remember I used to film weddings on my Canon 60d around 10 years ago and at that time I couldn't even imagine that mobile videography would reach such a high level one day

[@YourReviewChannel]

Great job. I was a videographer for 35 years. I wish I had an iPhone back then it’s so cool what you can do today. It brings back a lot of memories shooting weddings. I’ve did thousands of them. Thank you again for this great video.

[@JamesDBuzzard]

I think the only real questions that matters at the end of this video are how did the client like the final product and how did the client feel about having their wedding shot on an iPhone versus a regular camera? Did they care or were they just happy to have all their moments captured and documented for them to see for the rest of their lives? I think we as videographers and cinematographers stress out way too much about “quality” instead of story.

[@minagalexe]

May be a better question is ... they are still together after this?😂

[@siempredecurioso]

Well things happen, a while ago when dslr started to become popular I was hired to record the wedding, so I decide to use my nikon camera (which I used in previos videos having a really great quality) but when my client saw me with it he asked for my professional camera then I explained him about then he said he hired a professional videographer who supposed to wear professional gear, so I tried to convince him to wait for results and he did but he doubting about final results

[@TinoSchulz1990]

I wonder what the wedding guests must have thought about the guy who filmed THIS video. Like: "Why is this guy only aiming at the videographer ALL THE TIME?" 😀

[@shahrulzahri9774]

Iphone noob...

[@JamesDBuzzard]

@@TinoSchulz1990 🤣🤣

[@maximilianbima2265]

As a non-video grapher and a someone who uploaded from ip8 to ip15, Its amazing how a phone could shot something like this. Yeah we could agree it will never be comparable to a DSLR camera, but as someone like me who’s starting into a content creation world, it lit me with hope on how much great stuff I could record with my new phone. Thanks guys ❤️

[@musicsensei1793]

Love the Dad moment and where the bridesmaid prayed over the bride shot.

[@pauls1ngh]

Personally imo: I prefer a softer image with more contrast, glow & grain added in the colour grade. It would be v interesting to see how the footage looks with an ND & a cinesoft/satin filter added. And a stronger more pushed look with Denhancer or FC Nitrate. Footage looks v clean & great. Well done on shooting a wedding on an iPhone. You guys are awesome.

[@cyano3d]

The moment lens has a significant softer look + chromatic abberation

[@user-jy8wz4bx5k]

Yea what he said😅

[@suhan6213]

Can’t believe to what level phone camera have come all the way , amazing video guys ,the end results was all I needed for the day

[@NukeOnBike]

this is not a typical "phone" camera. This is IPHONE's camera...

[@Shubham-hk6yf]

Iphone isn't god sent@@NukeOnBike

[@PoetryFilms]

Very nicely done, as are all your videos, but I think this still very much looks like phone footage (not always a bad thing). The over-exposure is, as you suggest, a result of the challenging lighting conditions on the day, but is far from ideal, and the lens flare, though well-managed (and mostly edited out, I’m guessing) is a real giveaway. I’m skipping an upgrade because the lens flare is in general worse on the iPhone 15 than almost anything other option out there. If the Pocket 3 is better controlled it could be a much better option and, hopefully, a shot across Apple’s bows.

[@WargodFilms]

@poetryfilms yea he did a great job working with what he has the iPhone came along way if your still not interested checkout apples latest event scary fast that whole event was shot iPhone 15 pro max

[@Died1209]

5:21 Don't say: Let's fake it one more time. Like the 1st one wasn't real, takes away from the moment for them

[@eleventhvision]

This is awesome . Thanks for this video TF team! As someone who shoots weddings I know how stressful a day can be never mind filming BTS at the same time, I gotta say, very well handled. I personally have always thought of log to be over-rated, mainly because I am not an expert colourist. There were 2 specific shots in the bridal room before ceremony that look absolutely magnificent but otherwise I would have guessed it was an iPhone, but that's the whole point of the video, so I would say - Success on all fronts!

[@potatorigs2155]

log is more about the more DR is you can color correct there's plenty luts to help you out

[@eleventhvision]

Absolutely you're right. @@potatorigs2155

[@norquaydesigns8481]

This video was so incredible to watch, it's truly amazing what's possible with our smartphones these days, we all live with one in our pocket. Amazing job on the video.

[@paulserna7191]

The iphone 15 pro max quality is way better without the adapted lenses you used, the just reduce the quality by adding weird blurs and flares

[@Gabriel-hv1yu]

Lets be honest here, for a phone it isn’t that bad at all! I cant believe how far we’ve come on smartphones in general. Yeah theres over expose spots but editing can fix that! Hope they liked the outcome! 🎉

[@stevemuzak8526]

I was shocked how good this thing is.

[@losttravelingbackpacker3757]

I filmed a wedding reception an iPhone 14 Pro and it came out really good and I’ve seen it actually a couple of times in other places of the world and filming weddings on phones become in a more regular thing as a lot of photographers really are charging a lot of money, so I’ve noticed more people are having a friend doing it with the phone

[@arieldelacruzseverino3018]

when a pro is doing some work it doesnt matter what he is using !!!! nice job

[@akungwelly]

The best part was the father’s reaction that was not fake at all .

[@SeanWhitcomb]

😂😂

[@ruimiguel6391]

A little bit acting but yeah was nice

[@rockincarbonara]

To be honest, the editing is great! But i don´t Like the Picture-style. I miss a bit of a stronger colorgrading. The picture looks still a bit too flat, althought shooted as ProRES RAW. Actually i don´t like the kind of depht of field that this lenses causes.The Bokeh looks a bit strange to me. Especially at the end of the footage, the small little oval "circles" on the trees looks kind of weird to me.... All for all: i wouln´t shoot with a smartphone, unless the Bokeh-Problem would be solved.

[@Genius_Artist12]

from today I've considered you as my teacher wedding filming. Love you sir. keep doing the awesome things for us.

[@carsontipps7637]

“Sometimes you have to be assertive…..to a man with an iPhone on a one wheel.” Best quote of the year 😂 The chromatic aberration, and the distortion on those moment lenses is pretty horrendous in the shot, the focused area is beautiful, but the edges are very distracting. Don’t mean to act like a know it all, but I hope it helps someone out there.

[@crouge]

Why would anyone want a better quality than this for a wedding?? :D this is incredible.

[@piusgyagenda]

The shots look lovely and well done with this video, I have noticed this looks smoother compared to the previous iPhones

[@mmpllc77]

That Davinci app is insane. Great tip on having them do the first look a couple of times. Photographers make them take pics over again so why not for video lol. The IPhone is definitely an amazing tool to use but for me it just lacks the depth of field and struggles with bright lighting. Been shooting weddings for 10 years and after this video I think I can use my iPhone 15 pro max for some shots in a pinch. I appreciate this video big time 🔥

[@mikeaaa6308]

You probably should have used the T-series tele lens instead of the M-series from Moment. It is a huge difference in sharpness.

[@qaesarx]

A Pro Max Iphone costs only 700 USD less than the FX30 which is a reference in the APSC/S35 sensor size atm. Put side by side the iPhone 15 Pro Max cant hold a candle to the quality of the FX30. Also renting a more expensive full frame FX3 for a day is definitely a cheap deal for a wedding, with all the glass needed. The smartphone cannot replace a big sensor unless it gets a big sensor. And im not talking about low light or dynamic range (those will improve with the tech) but i am talking about the aperture, DOF and projection. These are directly connected to the diameter of a lens. Is the iPhone "enough" for the average man? Yes, but its not enough for 2023 top of the line reference DSLRs.

[@ejays99]

Did you use ND filters? The biggest issue I have with most iphone "Cinematic" iPhone footage is that people don't use ND and it doesn't have that true 24p motion blur from the 1/48 shutter speed. That is absolutely ESSENTIAL.

[@tigerbom327]

Plus they used davinci’s camera app, which makes use of most if not all of the 15 pro’s features. I have the 15 pro and a DJI Osmo gimbal, so it’s amazing to see what is available to me. I got the one with 256 gb, do you think that I should still get a ssd drive?

[@meetyo]

If u want to record in 4k 60 fps u definetely need a ssd, i backed myself up even though i have 512

[@Shyamgfilms]

You can record in h265 with Apple Log instead of pro res. I’ve been working with it and honestly it’s enough for weddings in most cases.

[@Amitaryan002]

I’m from INDIA. Your tutorial video awesome how to shooting Learn easily ❤❤ Thank you!😊

[@michaelbell75]

Looks pretty good overall but so many of the shots were washed out. You could have really used an ND filter IMO. Moment makes one for their 58mm lens.

[@jaymalone5172]

Very nicely done....however there was a lot of softness around the edges. Is this from the moment lens? I've never used a 3rd party lens, but I am assuming this is the cause of it.

[@f0t0b0y]

4:33 The quality of that shot is subpar, and it's quite noticeable. Is that video recorded at 60 frames per second with a gimbal ? The combination of gimbal and internal stabilization seems to have caused unwanted micro jitter blur.

[@gpdude]

just think.... not that long ago you had to have an actual large camera to get great results and even then the quality was sooo bad.. now you have just a tiny phone which does everything

[@alex_tournay]

You should definitely switch to the 5x to achieve some bokeh and get rid of the Moment lens, which adds too much blur, imperfections, and poor lighting that will lead to disappointing color grading. Log is great but with poor light reception, it's useless. This is especially true for outdoor scenes where you have plenty of space to step back.

[@floatingapple]

i think it looks worse because of the moment lens

[@anon2414]

Exactly the first one looked better just walk closer to your subjects wth

[@borshisme]

​@@anon2414 with 24 mm you have to walk really close. And without the lens the depth of field is much bigger. I don't say anything about perspective. But this lens really feels like a toy, to tell the truth...

[@joysastrawijaya6597]

I think because un colorgraded well

[@iShot99]

Yes exactly! That third party lenses ruined everything

[@buntykohli6642]

😮 very very nice ❤❤

[@wagnercs]

Thanks for sharing and for all the work! In my opinion, it’s doable but only for tests. No client will be willing to pay an iPhone wedding filmmaker. It’s psychological.

[@thewaxlab]

I don’t shoot weddings, but I LOVE using the iPhone 15pro max for B-roll on professional productions as WELL as my Onewheel. I know what you mean by “time to get back to work.” With the Onewheel. 😂

[@AurelianIrimia]

if you want good depth with your iPhone, I recommend you the zoom lens, is perfect for a wedding.

[@carlosocasio2247]

I literally just filmed a wedding two weeks ago with my 15 pro max as well, this video would have been so handy🥹

[@mauriciomartins3139]

It’s more important the eye behind the camera than glass of the lens. You can give the best camera in the world to someone who doesn’t have the same “artistic eye” and the same talent, and the result will always be worse than this guy filming with a iPhone 3Gs. This is a great and fantastic opportunity for people who want to learn more about photography and filmmaking. Congrats for your channel with great content. Keep going artists 💪

[@TheFandangovideoguy]

it's the eye behind the iphone!! so to speak...great effort for sure...I watched it in 4k...plenty of sharpeness in most shots-I might bring my 15 pro max on a small gimbal for B-roll or a C camera to my 2 Sony FX30...I'm a small operator anyway working my way up, but this is really good. Thank you for this.

[@ytiyanrx]

They don't have enough money to hire a real cameraman, they can only rent an iPhone camera 😂😂😂

[@thekrisho]

loved it! mag safe portable battery would be a goodway to power the phone for longer without taking up the type c.

[@rodneyturnerphoto]

I was going to say the same thing.

[@z73-dn9ts]

why u don't use nd filter)?

[@linnanjanne]

Exactly. It's a camera, and if you want to shoot good video in daylight with your camera, you need an ND filter. That means all cameras, smartphones, action cameras, drones, and cinema cameras.

[@bazlurr]

I bought Powervision S1 and Hohem -6 both of which can be used for charging phones while taking video. Gimbols themselves can be used as power banks and don't have to carry that heavy power bank. That power bank can be used to charge the gimbals during the break or attached to the gimbal.

[@AhmadFPV]

Outstanding effort showing how the iphone is capable to be used as professional camera. My only comment is You do not need a gimbal to do all that. Your hand will be smoother with the built in Stab. Except if you shoot (standard) with Blackmagic app

[@Portraitsphotography758]

Awww so amazing ❤❤❤ its so warm heaeted 😭😭😭 congrats to mr&mrs

[@tigerbom327]

Yes you can

[@GozaProductions]

The client will not be able to tell. But the smeared image makes me wanna scream lol.

[@portapixie]

What was nice on this shoot was I don’t think there was a photographer? That always gives more time to the videographer.

[@presellwood3772]

Beautiful. Great video, Amazing result, well done.... Bravo... & Congrats to the happy couple.

[@Nothing-kr5hn]

All good until the cameraman shows up with an iPhone on my wedding 😂

[@linussorensen00]

I feel like all the close shots it looks amazing, almost interchangable with a real, even cinema camera. But as soon as there is too much going on and the details are many and far away it tendss to get a bit messy, alot of sharpening. dynamic range is a bit off and overall the detail lvl is too low due to the small sensor. but for any everyday content this phone is a beast and if u dont care too mucba bout commericalising ur content it shouldnt matter. this does the job for most

[@anthonylynchmusic]

Moment lenses are definitely performing worse here than with the 13 pro, I think you should upgrade the lenses aswell

[@kimberleyvickersart]

Man alive .. I wish I had you for my wedding, ha. 😍 Beautiful shots. 💕 I’m mega impressed what the iPhone can do. Fab! Defo pinching a few tips. Thanks, great vid. 👍🏻

[@MysteryShack616]

That final video was brilliant!

[@valentinoisaac3220]

I just got the 15 pro max last week and love it

[@ahmedabdelfadil1052]

no es necesario tener la mejor Camara Solamente debe tener don te felicito por tu don excelente .

[@StevenDempseyArtist]

You did a great job. I definitely would have added a little more contrast to some of the shots, they felt pretty washed out. Also, I noticed a lot of softening around quite a few shots. I’m assuming that’s from the attached lens? Kudos for what you did.

[@FrankNazario]

Here in Florida with the dji restriction what we do is put the gimbal at the end of a collapsible painters extension pole and use it to fake "low flying" drone shots i imagine that with the use of a one wheel those shots would look epic.

[@P4TTT]

Not that bad but it is hard to say when third party lens is being used. All other lenses (wide and tele) are much darker than standard one.

[@TheMrSneelock]

I got that YN300 III light. Failed horribly in a week. Just get an Amaran 60d. The reliability alone is worth the 2x price tag. Let alone the brightness and bowens fixture.

[@6Eternal9]

I have been using LOG inbuilt feature in my LGV30 phone, and it still produces some kickass video quality.

[@davidmaxfieldgolf]

Amazing job! obviously there are limitations and difficulties but I think as an end product, almost anyone would be happy with that

[@TheMrSneelock]

Lol! Teaching my photo students - “When, not if, WHEN, the groomsmen disappear…”

[@EricLeung-hk]

It is always on to use Smart phone for social media purpose. But for Large size color prints, it is safe to capture the moment with real camera and professional lens.

[@deepaksomayya]

It’s Finally True , Vedios have really come Great . It’s finally clear peeps IPhones can be used to create vedios

[@martee4]

Great video! Only suggestion as an amateur is I probably would have used an ND filter as some of the shots looks overexposed/harsh.

[@P.Poljak]

Hi really nice video and creation process, I own Iphone 13 and filming with it many daylight events because of its flexibility, stabilisation and slow-motion even using it next to the professional cameras and the results are amazing. Of course iPhone never will be replacement of real camera for the digital look it has and it doesn't matter if you shoot in Log or Pro-Res is just more work to process this footage and only eating more memory space. I stick with basic HDR profile than after the basic colorgrading using the best film emulation plugin "Dehancer" this is the bang converting digital looking image to looks like analog footage with an extra layers of power windows with filtration, blurring edges , vignets and volumetric effects. If you didn't tried yet Dehencer you really have to! This change everything... At the end no matter which camera you use but how you know to use it in effective and creative way. Great video!!!

[@billwdwc]

Nice as always . Question: in the BM app did you turn off stabilize as you had the phone on the gimbal?

[@zacharygrossman8316]

As someone who shoots weddings, its cool to see how capable and uncapable the phone is. What shocked me was you couldn't get exterior shots because of the sun. with cinima cameras this never happens (with my crew atleast) the sun is barely ever a worry of ours.

[@Gabriel-hv1yu]

Well its expected since they’re using a smartphone instead of a dedicated camera

[@FlorinSaveliu]

The Spatial 3D video option it's HUGE!

[@CLAP-ONE]

Nice video, but I'm sure you have a good dslr. So why did you choose to shoot with the iphone and loose a good bokeh, interchangeable bateries, internal recording ...?

[@trill_is_bliss]

I have a v mount set up on my rs3 that helps with charging my camera and I use my phone as a monitor so it chargers that as well. Might be a great power solution if you use one of those MagSafe chargers with a power brick of some sort since the regular charging port is used for the hard drive. Great work as well!

[@AustinOmoria]

Was looking for lands and real estate videos when I bumped into this video. This is awesome

[@Arunberlianberd]

I hope you use a telephoto lens because there is a lot of unnecessary space in the video. Also use an ND filter and maybe Fuji film style tones will make it better.

[@usereidbpsc]

what a VIDEO EDITING ! Masterpiece. so smooth footage

[@LifeinDigitalFilms]

For a phone, this isn't bad at all! It's unbelievable how much can be done with an iPhone.

[@TonMazzola]

Olá! Sou do Brasil! Parabéns pelo trabalho e pelo conteúdo! Ficou show! Congratulations!

[@AnonymousCrab-xr1dx]

Amazing video and amazing results, I honestly learned a lot from this video, great job mate

[@hamprepph]

What I usually notice about using lenses on iPhone is the fringing of the corners. Still, a badass wedding SDE!

[@Shabanovlife]

Bro, this is unbelievable. You're a very cool videographer.

[@exoticfire1252]

Her smile is so Beautiful

[@rolandovillalba_]

No hay punto de comparación con lo que sale con una cámara pero para creación de contenido al momento es genial

[@Kori_INJN]

i think the gimble has a usb port for charging devices. While the Zhiyun Weebill S does and you can just swap out the batteries. Doesn't Moment sell ND filters?

[@Cinccinatti_C3]

Why didn’t you use a hub for storage and power access so you could remain up?

[@kamertonaudiophileplayer847]

Certainly you can film a wedding, however limited zoom capabilities would stop me using for filming a wedding. Otherwise an editing becomes a fairly complex.

[@abirwahab4304]

Can you also try to make some videos along with tutorials on the S23 Ultra? (Or maybe next year's S24 Ultra?)

[@wolfiek1610]

The tool doesn’t matter as much as the one holding it. Great storytelling.

[@ReviewbyKunal]

Battery health probably has gone below 70% 😂😂 But seriously shooting with a Smartphone is just a gamechanger💫❤️‍🔥

[@alanfindlayviewfromtherock6200]

Great job on the final footage. Loved it.

[@merlinTM003]

Of course 😊

[@createdbyvipul]

Phenomenal work🎉

[@dignon38]

I like the comment “it ALMOST looks like a pass for a DSLR”.

[@alpacino9226]

in my wedding I actually hired a professional holywwod movie director with his shooting team which includes total 9 men and 3 cameras and one of those was arri alexa.

[@scrow9]

As creator of one of the most viewed videos on Blackmagic's Camera app for IOS, could you do a video explaining how to focus a video shot in log format? From what I have been able to tell the focus assist tools/lines don't work in log mode even when the display lut option is on. Just by looking at the screen while filming in log mode it's really hard to tell what parts of the scene are in focus. I generally shoot with the 24mm iPhone 15 main lens.

[@assadaliassadali2427]

Hi this is assadali from Kenya Mombasa Africa always love your videos brother your the best KZbin channel i ever seen

[@cekreviewduluyuk]

Do you think the brightness would be still fine when you shoot during the party dances without additional lighting?

[@AuthenTech]

looks like those moment lenses add a lot of highlight bloom, and bit of softness? was this a wanted side effect?

[@michealrehmat2432]

Very nice 👌 n it's looks very cinematic. Awesome work guys n really amazing ❤. The final results was awesome 👌