The BEST iPhone Camera Settings For Incredible Video | iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max

[@cmooreHD]

Thanks for making in this video. This and the photo one definitely updated my shots. I thought I was up to date when i had my iPhone 14 Pro but this was even better.

[@teamDreamDesigner]

Feeling Good to see you 🎉❤️

[@itsYukiiiii]

Thank you for your amazing videos! I recently purchased the iPhone 16 Pro, and your content has been incredibly helpful in guiding me through the video and photo settings. I really appreciate the effort you put into your tutorials!

[@Treborray]

Man you answered so many of my questions !

[@annypatil5127]

Hi loved this video Please make video on how to shot log videos in different environmental conditions like night , sunny , etc. in black magic camera What should be iso , white balance, exposure Thanks Love from India 🇮🇳

[@terrencebibbphoto]

Amazing content. Glad to have found your channel. Questions where did you get your office shelves with the lighting

[@thiagoalvesvm]

thanks mate

[@walkerknicely9940]

Do your presets work only with Lightroom classic or will they work on Lightroom as well?

[@meesam420]

would love to know your opinion on the battery and heat situation when using the camera?

[@adonaiceline6485]

Does this setting apply only for iPhone 16??

[@Tyler_ThaTruth]

No and yes

[@Dan_photo]

Not mentioned here, but how do you go with editing the proraw photos? When using Lightroom it defaults to adobe colour profile which turns the image super dark. When changing the profile to Apple ProRAW it’s then super bright. What’s your workflow?

[@LordRedfern]

Personally I would prefer for an image to be too bright rather than too dark. Trying to make a dark image brighter often reveal a lack of detail and can make the image look worse, however an image that is too bright is much easier to edit as toning down the highlights or even the overall exposure doesn't tend to ruin the photo. Of course Zac may have a better way of editing photos that negates these issues