Videographer goes to Yellowstone with the iPhone 7 Plus in hand, the resulting video is pretty impressive
So, we've all seen these “Shot on iPhone” pictures and videos, which Apple likes to endorse and put on its own website. But what we have here is, as far as we can tell, nothing but a fan project by photographer Harshit Vora, which is why it's an interesting piece of media.
So, Mr. Vora visited Yellowstone earlier this Summer and decided to leave his mirrorless camera behind, taking a gamble with his iPhone 7 Plus. With the super-powerful app Filmic, some color grading, and nice editing, he got a really, really nice video. Want to do the same? Here are some really cool cinematic apps and Filmic alternatives for you!
Now, some shakiness and some hesitation in focus and exposure can be seen in some shots. We suppose this is only indicative of the fact that the phone was held in hand for many of these, and we still find the final result quite impressive. What do you think?
So, Mr. Vora visited Yellowstone earlier this Summer and decided to leave his mirrorless camera behind, taking a gamble with his iPhone 7 Plus. With the super-powerful app Filmic, some color grading, and nice editing, he got a really, really nice video. Want to do the same? Here are some really cool cinematic apps and Filmic alternatives for you!
Now, some shakiness and some hesitation in focus and exposure can be seen in some shots. We suppose this is only indicative of the fact that the phone was held in hand for many of these, and we still find the final result quite impressive. What do you think?
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