Shooting in Low Light with your iPhone!

[@ReactRepublic]

Thank you! I'm trying to shoot more 'in the moment' instead of lugging around my DSLR. I love shooting at concerts and these are great tips!

[@JulianEisenkirchner]

Glad they help!

[@narayaneebhujbal3138]

Lots of love from India.... please make video for makeup artists how to make videos and take better shots 😊

[@sahindavidoff3098]

Bro missed the most important one. You can also use the sun dial and drag it down a little bit as you wish. It appears when touching to focus on something. It will make your light popping less harsh.

[@JulianEisenkirchner]

That‘s true - but that‘s not a tip for low light shooting because that effectively makes the image darker

[@sahindavidoff3098]

@@JulianEisenkirchner quality>little bit darkness ))

[@VincentAlfonso]

Great video about filming in low light! I record theme park rides including Disney & Universal and I’m and learning to record in 4k and currently figuring out how to get the best low light with great lighting when filming some dark indoor rides compared to how people use regular cameras 4k 24-60 fps quality. For the lighting, I’ve learned how to use exposure lighting and the highest on my iPhone is +2.0 for the 2 Disneyland rides - Pirates and Finding Nemo ride! Would the Filmic Pro be worth it for indoor low light settings like theme park rides in 4k? I currently use my iPhone 12 Pro for my videos but I’m planning to upgrade to the 14 Pro Max this month when it comes out!!

[@Themersive]

We are in the same situation, except we film on Samsung. We use the Hohem gimbal, and we are considering trying out the new Black Magic app. We would like to shoot at 24 fps, but you can't do ot native wirh Samsung unless you go to Pro mode, but then you lose stabilization, which is terrible for theme park filming in general. We are considering switching to Apple because Apple is much better for video in low light.

[@bySterling]

We need tips on just nighttime outdoor captures bro

[@JulianEisenkirchner]

if its pitch black - there are no more tips, then it will always be dark

[@Jon-Sen]

1 tip I can add is if you already have a gimbal, use it. It's good to have it when shooting at night specially outdoor while walking

[@moveon9990]

Hi, I’m mj one of your followers, i have some question about Smooth 4 And Smooth Q4 Which of this two worth it to buy? What is the different of this Two Types of gimbal? Please advice. Thank you.

[@JulianEisenkirchner]

Go with the Q4 - much more modern and better gimbal

[@moveon9990]

Thank you, Appreciated

[@caloyvideos]

I use Log profile in Low Light.

[@JulianEisenkirchner]

Thats not a good idea. That will make the videos more grainy

[@flops1804]

Yo man where are you from?

[@flops1804]

You have some sort of a Danish accent or some european accent

[@Streetstories_]

Iphone perform much better in low light than pocket 2

[@baushakcchingkhung4347]

What's about Samsung users..? I'm one there..

[@JulianEisenkirchner]

The tips apply to any phone

[@richmck007]

Why don’t you just take your phone and show use what the settings are? Would it not be easier for all of us? I mean, we are talking an iPhone, right?

[@bethearl8686]

Back off ladies! I saw him first.