Stop using Cinematic mode for any content! 🤫 Cinematic VS HDR footage comparison iPhone 15 Pro Max

Which mode looks the most cinematic?
iPhone 15 Pro Max Cinematic Mode vs. 4K HDR vs. ProRes Log Footage Comparison
In this video, we put the iPhone 15 Pro Max Cinematic mode to the test by comparing it to 4K HDR, and ProRes Log footage.
Which is the most cinematic after all? How do they perform when shooting landscapes, people, close-ups, or movement?
We break down the strengths and weaknesses of the Cinematic mode, showcasing how it handles color, dynamic range compared to other modes, and overall image quality.
Whether you're a filmmaker, content creator, or tech enthusiast, this comparison will help you understand which mode is best for your creative Cinematic needs.
Don't miss out on seeing the iPhone 15 Pro Max's Cinematic mode camera capabilities in action!
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[@VictorReviewsGarage]

The one I will use the most: 4k 60fps Best quality: ProRes Log. I will probably not use cinematic mode at all. #buildInPublic Took me ab 1 day to shoot and 1.5 days to edit. Still not at the speed I want, I am still too slow in editing. Almost missed the deadline this week because of work and a bit of traveling. Need to be better at time management.

[@cameraguyVR70]

Top top, basically the main camera is the best camera for most of the things. Cinematic mode is basically so hit or miss you might not even use it

[@VictorReviewsGarage]

absolutely, I would not use cinematic if I had to shoot something except some interview. Tbh not sure if even then

[@ralucasimion6585]

ProRes 24! by far the best!!!!! 🏆

[@VictorReviewsGarage]

Harder to work with it but it has sweet quality, not that overshapened version of HDR.

[@adrianmarinB]

Cinematic looks ok if there is a person that IS NOT moving no?

[@VictorReviewsGarage]

yeah, movement and in general small details like hair and such, really confuse cinematic mode. I would still use normal 4kHDR and lose the artificial blur