iPhone 13 mini VS 35mm Film with Willem Verbeeck

[@hangjebat7192]

Same place different story 🔥

[@moment]

Honestly great comment

[@abdullahhaffiz6344]

Malaysia hadir

[@hangjebat7192]

@@abdullahhaffiz6344 Brunei hadir

[@WillemVerb]

Come back soon please ❤️

[@moment]

we shall!

[@torish9670]

Ain't going to lie you have a nice house

[@Say.ah15]

Exhaust cut outs??

[@LuisLanShoots]

Dope to see you walk around in areas that I have been to, and to have the same name as your cat😂 Congratulations on the bags too! I bought 2 as soon as they dropped and just arrived yesterday!😎

[@VianPrasadana]

Man… I usually like iPhone picture, especially if it’s compared to another phone. But damn…. In this case, I pick that 35mm film every-single-time.

[@moment]

it sure has a look that you just can't replicate. every shot looks like a memory

[@Elazarko]

I'm surprisingly shocked how much better the film looks! 💥

[@LucasH567]

Agreed. Every single time. I gotta shoot more film!

[@philipcooper8297]

Tiny sensors (smartphones) make ugly pictures. The pictures look good on the phone screen, but the moment you watch the pictures on a monitor, you'll see how limited they are even when the light conditions are perfect.

[@tvrtkoharapin8809]

@@philipcooper8297 idk I think all digital photos look ugly compared to analog ones the color the range everything is simulated whilst on film you are literally taking that moment, the light from that moment and imprinting it forever on a piece of film so of course reality is better looking than a simulation, or at least it is warmer

[@desotaku5202]

@@tvrtkoharapin8809 It's not quite literally reality you see on film, otherwise there wouldn't be the different looks of different filmstocks like portra, ektar or aerochrome if you want to go real nuts. Some high end camera's can do things you can't really do on film, if you need that is the question. To me the most beautiful thing is the laid back approach of film. You get a limited amount of shots and that makes you think a lot different. You analyze a place totally different. With a dslr, i would run around and shoot it like a semi automatic, one of the thousands will be good. But with 36 images, and 10 bucks a roll, you stop and think more. You dont want to waste the roll. That made me learn faster than with a digital camera

[@Bossti]

I don't know if I agree with that. The film pictures certainly got "that look" to them, but I suspect by bringing the blues and yellows more to the green side and saturating them a bit more while also shifting the white balance to be a bit warmer you could bring the colors of the iPhone close to the film colors. Softening the details a bit would also do much. With many of the pictures, you can also see obvious differences in choice of exposure. Where you really get that difference is with the shallow depth of field though. But otherwise I actually kinda prefer the iPhone shots 1/3 of the the time. Don't get me wrong: I love my film cameras and I really like to shoot film. But I think if anything this video proves that either one is fine as long as you go out and shoot. And not - like some in the comments put it - that tiny sensors make ugly pictures. That's an opinionated term that limits the whole process of creating a great picture to one relatively unimportan technical aspect. Most important is Willems eye for great but quiet scenes here. That's seriously impressive I think and I wish I had his sense for scenery!

[@nikytamayo]

The color sensitivity of film in shadows is something that will be very hard for digital cameras to replicate. I mean, we can use HDR to balance out the highlights and shadows, but it always feels so forced... with film, you've got gradations of light fall-off and bloom that you simply can't replicate with 8bit color in a JPEG... or even on most monitors once you've scanned the photo. Something I am constantly fighting with because I like shooting photos in the dark! I feel that this comparison would be closer, though, with some manual adjustment on the iPhone and with some of the AI features turned off.

[@hellsing0999999999]

Fujifilm mirrorless cameras are pretty spot on with heir film simulations though

[@theowlfromduolingo7982]

@@hellsing0999999999 You cant compare the emulation of color (hues, saturation, luminance) to how light/„exposure“ is being processed by the medium itself. Those are two different characteristics.

[@hellsing0999999999]

@@theowlfromduolingo7982 try them first, obviously not the same but similar enough

[@theowlfromduolingo7982]

@@hellsing0999999999 To my knowledge the Fuji X100V only adds the colors to the digital image. A very accurate color reproduction but that’s not enough if you want a true 35mm look. Grain, Halation, a certain contrast curve, definitely no digital clipping highlights, organic sharpness and not digital post sharpening and so on...

[@moment]

What up everyone hope you're having a great day! Enjoy this fun video ✌️

[@engadgetnerd]

I mean film and its organic result is so amazing. Plus having a photographer like Willem behind the camera is a force that no phone could compare to. But with our phones we are trying to strip out almost everything that is organic in photography. I love the film almost 100% of the time over the iphone.

[@SJBenHar]

Film is not only the organic look but also the whole shooting experience! I never use my iPhone mini for artistic needs, only for documentation! I love digital cause it allows us not to spend precious film on documentation and endless family and friends photos!

[@edwardcrockett]

Bros this is honestly a really cool comparison! I feel like if you could manual white balance they’d be even closer

[@moment]

good point!! so close but still so different ha!

[@geneyoon11]

The camera comparison we never knew we needed

[@macgrathew]

Every time I watch one of these things it reminds me of why my Sony A7Rii sits on the shelf, while my $20 canon AE1-P is literally always on the seat next to me or around my neck. There is just an indescribable feeling that film produces. Great video!! Thanks!!

[@nerdbot4629]

Digital is like a handshake, film is like a hug

[@natmerco]

“I look sick duude I’m moving to LA!” best part

[@moment]

haha thanks Nathan

[@rick.8589]

it's the 35mm for me... the aesthetic... the vintage vibe, and more nostalgic 😍😍😍🔥🔥🔥

[@slr7075]

Film hands down captures the vibes. Now shooting film is darn expensive 😂

[@moment]

for real : 😧

[@erjennin]

Just the overall coloring of the film photos is much more pleasing.

[@HugoBravoMusic]

Such a wholesome video 🥲

[@pedropereira5043]

I was expecting 35mm to be blown away by the processing power in the iPhone, but it was the other way around! Phone photography has a loooong way to go!

[@picsbynate]

what filter were u using e the iPhone?

[@dreamjphotos]

Fun video! I love the vibes on this one! :) you guys are great!

[@bobsykes]

Whoa, Willem, you're apartment is incredible! So happy for you and Alison to have found a fantastic place like that. Back on topic, a fun video. I wouldn't think to shoot the same photo with two different cameras like that. This is very informative. I probably should try that, too. I defintly see the ultra digital sharpening/clarity, contrast enhancement, that the latest iPhones do. Fantastic for shooting through fog or a dirty airplane window, but those effects make photos in more normal conditions look all "'70's postcardy" to me. Fortunately, iPhones shoot RAW files now. Hey I love this. It all comes back to the right tool for the job.

[@stv174]

wow so early woop woop! loved this collab fellas!!

[@moment]

cheers!

[@erick-gd7wo]

There are colors in analog film which cannot be replicated by digital counterparts. I can only get a bit closer to that look by edit the photos.

[@V.S.M.OChannel]

5:06 wtf! Hahahahaha so hilarious laugh

[@eazyjosh]

Pictures from the film camera feels like a me more and not even a picture... I love that feeling

[@darwishduja536]

I liked this video so much, something about it’s silly fun vibe is just so good

[@bernios3446]

It is mainly a dfifference in tonality and color palette. Once you shoot in Raw (only available in the iPhone pro) and throw a film preset on it like RNI or similar, the difference will be much much less pronounced. I mean a film is like a development "preset" that enhances certain colors, dismisses others. Also with Raw one can get rid of a big part of the oversharpening of the iPhone. Obviously it would be much easier with a system camera like a Fujifilm.

[@RawkustvOfficial]

Damn! 35mm looks smooth and less crunch, great dynamic range too and colours.

[@jacobsimmons3136]

this was sucha fun lil video i need more vlog but film spin content

[@vellivvs3052]

As having both an iPhone 12 (with the moment app) and a 35mm camera im constantly thinking if I want to shoot with both on my chill days! Great video guys!

[@BoostFutbol]

This had BIG 2013 Instameet vibes. Where everyone walks around and tried to re-create the same compositions that the most popular Instagrammer in the group just shot. haha But for real...the dad jokes and good times had in this video were amazing. Laughed all the way through.

[@guillermoesteves7180]

I started with 35mm film and then switched to digital. I still have my 35mm cameras,but I don't think I will back to 35mm format. Nowadays 35mm film is more expensive than digital card on the long run. Where I live there are not many 35mm labs.

[@itsmuunu]

That yellow case looks 💛💛

[@ryang183]

holy ass it's willem!

[@tangho]

that stoke 5:07 LoL yUHHHHHH

[@Leodw14]

I guess this comparison would be better if you edited the iPhone with the same stock as you used on the film camera. For instance, use Portra 400 on film and then film emulation apps of the same stock on the iPhone (like VSCO and others).

[@moment]

yea we didn't think of it that hard lol but I hear ya

[@Leodw14]

@@moment cool cool! Hope one day we can get this comparison :)!

[@aeoj]

Do you have some presets to the iphone-shots available? Would be interested:) thanks

[@whogogofd9240]

Willem with the subtle NAH 😂😂 gotta love it 🙏🏼 Sheeeeeeeeeeeeesh

[@moment]

lol for real sheeeeeesh

[@ryanhascode2206]

two extroverts hang out with an introvert

[@moment]

Alt title

[@zoethomson8914]

Love the video! Willem is giving me major Ringo Starr vibes.

[@marion9954]

Hi, what kinda camera and lens you were using to shoot that video ?

[@NetvoTV]

Why I didn't see the yellow case available for 13 mini but only Pro models?

[@carolina.amestoy]

hey beautiful video 🩷 wondering with what camera did you record this?

[@matthewwatt3650]

Film really hits different. Great collaboration guys.

[@paulbourdin5477]

This video is really cool…!!! 👍🏻 Thanks !!! I enjoyed a lot watching it…There is no better gear, just the fun taking pictures matters…

[@VictorReynolds]

A very fun and light take on the film vs digital war.

[@TheModernGlitch]

Are the moment lenses compatible with the iPhone 13 mini?

[@udon6743]

Hi @Moments, Your add to cart is confusing. I am trying to buy the case shown here for iPhone 13 mini. But whenever i select iPhone mini on drop down it defaulted to the black version. But then clicking the yellow one it go default back to the iPhone 13 pro version. Cart also contain the one in yellow but iPhone 13 pro.

[@ReimannPembroke]

Awesome video! Shoot with what you’ve got folks!

[@filmbenjamin]

what LUT did you use on this video?

[@sajjadjairaj]

the film looks sooo goooddd 🤌

[@fannychrn]

hello! i'm wondering which video camera were you filming with :) thanks

[@MatthewVlossak]

That 35mm is *chefs kiss*

[@razijukes9435]

Lord Willem!!!! 🤣

[@writestuffla]

Any day that Niles and Caleb show up in a video is a good day.

[@paulo7200]

28mm lens on the film cam?

[@neolier]

This is great content! I enjoyed it a lot.

[@renze1122]

35mm feels like the 80's Vibe, I'm Loving it !! 😊😌😌

[@MiracleWinchester]

Damn the Color Plus just hits it right for me 😭😭😭 but I do love the portraits

[@Natenie]

Ngl when the term vibe was mentioned it really got me thinking of the over grainy look on social media these days😅😅😅😅 turns out all the photos from both devices are super crisp and still _VIBE_ perfectly

[@moment]

Haha awesome

[@ShubhamKumar-nw1uz]

I have YASHICA-MG2, but the problem is that I can't find any store which has 35mm film, they always say this film stopped coming out like 10years ago.

[@TheMichiganShow]

What do you use to get the film picture to a digital image?

[@ixi-wojtek-ixi8364]

Film scaner.

[@askarsknv]

hey gyes, does this video use Lut that you sell?)

[@ramirocastro4828]

Great crossover!

[@ThisIsTechToday]

Film still wins, lol. It's so much better.

[@alexSpunkt.]

Any more 13 mini videos?

[@Grasshoffg]

The film looks so much better! Love the colors of the film

[@touchshimmer]

there is a link to buy a yellow case 😄

[@ericonly]

Can anyone tell me the location looking down on the city of LA?

[@yanicklesperance]

Incredible job Niles! The lord is good too ;) ! And yes, I'm the one that ask what is the song in the first picture segment? :O

[@christopherlopez6156]

Why don’t you have the cool color cases in the normal iPhone 13? All I see on the site is black! I need the green and yellow for the 6.1 iPhone 13 😩😩

[@digitaljb]

You guys were so hyper in this video 😂

[@moment]

What’s new? Haha

[@Vadim.vangog]

the film is definitely better, the photos are warmer, they have a soul!)))👍📸

[@jamesbrockett786]

These days I basically only shoot film for special projects that have a specific reason for film. I just can’t justifying the PPE on my favorite film stocks with Dev.

[@deian85]

The color temperature looks a lot warmer in the film. You can achieve the similar look in post processing and color grading the digital. But the film will still be better 😜

[@CineStillFilm]

Louise!!

[@ardiaproject]

Fadia Elfona ❤️😘

[@fonadia9913]

❤😘

[@theodore.rollet]

0:40 Imma have a seisure, please use a gimbal or tripod next time or lighter editing. Great comparison tho, really cool pics!

[@moment]

Ok

[@belema22]

that was fun to watch

[@liam_a_daniel]

Film just hits different man 🦥❤️📷

[@benjhaisch]

For the record, I did suggest this video awhile back to Niles ;)

[@moment]

100% true. Let’s make something happen soon dude

[@benjhaisch]

@@moment 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@eazyjosh]

I'm deff getting a film camera someday, it has the warm tone I always want in my pictures

[@KVenturi]

The Film Lord himself

[@sarikathakorlal]

BEST DAD CREW ROAD TRIP POSSY EVAAAA

[@josbrown5380]

Lord willem vibes 🙏🏼

[@henriquecalado6010]

Imo the iphone 13 shots look more realistic and accurate, but the film photos feel just so much more charismatic, alive and"nostalgic"! For me its film all the way!

[@olesmakarenko]

first time in a while cool and interesting video

[@moment]

Appreciate the honest comment 🤙

[@Langpoklife]

Damm thats 35mm film shot looks great✨

[@MiracleWinchester]

My fascination and investment in gear and film stock terribly destroys my justification of upgrading to the iPhone 13 when I'm not going to maximize its camera. Should I go the SE route? Still rocking the iphone 6 ☠️

[@Chilled-FiBro]

Off topic but will moment ever release an Apple Watch case or AirPods case using the same materials from the phone cases? I love the grip, feel and look of my iPhone case and would love to have one for the rest of my devices.

[@stay1564]

Only photographer's know the worth of flim camera's!

[@sam_pesto8943]

What camera was this shot on?

[@moment]

Sony a74

[@Whoishet]

I seriously like the that 35 mm camera

[@moment]

same I want one now

[@TimKeh]

Watching this makes me want to ditch my iPhone 13 Pro and just shoot film from now on.

[@fernandoz2023]

It's amazing that the camera with a higher dynamic range didn't produce better photos.

[@natem.9524]

Fairly sure that film has a higher DR than an iphone

[@erikfry5887]

Film has a much much higher dynamic range. High end mirrorless and DSLR sensors come closer to film than any smartphone sensor.

[@pyronmasters]

I’m surprised how the film handles the “Shade”, iphone is harsh and turns is into a Shadow, I’d loke to see the zooms on the pictures comparing the details.

[@luanrosa3022]

the film lord lol

[@KNURKonesur]

Waiting for a photography collab with James Hoffmann!

[@Natanael_nass]

Waiting excited for nygels “iPhone mini cinematic video”

[@emudojo]

I would love m43 (Like a penf) vs the iPhone, see if it's worth it