Apple Prores Log will record at 4K 60p internally using the blackmagic camera app on the iPhone 15 Pro. You can record in all flavors of prores internally up to 4444. The default camera is the only app that locks what you can do internally. Same Apple Log is being used in the blackmagic app only for the the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max.
Dude, great video! Apple Log is gonna be a valuable tool and certainly will save some of us if we just need an extra angle. Potentially a great top down camera for tech reviewers! 6:07 I’m in this video 😂
Worth bearing in mind, the iPhone 15 Pro does better than the Max from 77-119mm in the focal range because it crops the 77mm telephoto whereas on the Max it crops heavily on the 24mm lens. Gosh that was a sweaty photog sentence. Anywho, that's a very useful range for me where I prefer the better IQ of the regular Pro.
I noticed in your resolve CST you set the input color space to ACES AP0 and I've seen other people set it to Rec2020... Do you know officially what the correct color space for this apple LOG is?
Great video. I have an S5 but my budget is too tight right now for an S5 IIX - but I need a passable B cam for interviews. Strongly considering the 15 pro so I can match footage. I have concerns about the video quality on the 77mm lens, is it worse than the main lens when using ProRes log?
Unfortunately, it does not work in cinema mode. Log does absolutely look more like a bigger camera. But the lack of bokeh is a limiting factor. And ProRes files are huge.
@@movieblues4614 Oh yeah, recomputation....fancy word for reordering the pixels in order to zoom in 🙂 If it's not optical (which entails the parallax change) then it's fake no matter how you call it.
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Im wondering about this, but could u actually set the phone shutter speed to match the fps so that i can still get a some motion blur..? maybe with an additional software or something..
Those small sensors are what’s still holding it back. I will say, it keeps getting better and better though. Luckily you can tone down the sharpness in post processing
When you say the iPhone log is recorded directly from the sensor then its basically prores raw log, is that something Apple has said? if yes that's big, or is it the regular prores you get off the other cameras where its processed and then converted to a log format?
Hi! I’m a new aspiring photographer who wants to sell their work. And I’m comparing whether or not to simply upgrade my iPhone to a pro version or bite the bullet and get my first real camera. Thoughts?
If you are really wanting to pursue photography with the intention of selling to a client, you should really consider getting a proper camera setup. Just my opinion
@@connormccaskill thank you for responding. I appreciate it very much. it sounds like you’re thinking is even though I’m a beginner and still have Brushup work to do and a social media presence to build, go for the camera anyway - correct?
@@ChannelRMN Well, if you have the funds to spend on a proper camera, then yes, that is what I'd recommend. However, if cash is tight, you can get by with just the phone for now.
It just looks more digital on the iPhone but it’s cool that you can whip it out and just use the iPhone for some things in the fly but I love using my LUMIxs52x but for personal projects I don’t mind using my phone but I would never using it in a professional setting
When I travel I have my iphone 10 MAX and my 2012 NIKON D3000. I really need to cut the cord of the huge camera as its such a pain to haul around. When I take pictures I take them to look at when I get home and also I like to print out 8x10 to hang on my wall. The pictures I take with the iphone and print out 8x10 turns out great. Even 12x18 long pics turn out great. Some people say printing out iPhone pics makes the prints distorted, but not in my experience. When I take 1000 pics on my Nikon is takes of about 3GB. Same amount of pics on my iphone takes of 25 gb?? Why is this. When I look at them both and print them both out they look the same. So I have hung onto my Nikon since it takes up so much less space on my 12 year old computer than the iphone pics. Is this a reason to continue to use my dinosaur Nikon?
Not sure what the hype is all about regarding iPhone 15 series as it still looks the same compared to my iPhone from last year . My Fujifilm XS 10 is way better at image quality compared to iPhones artificial processing . However I do like iOS 17 :)
Haha yeah iOS 17 is great. Of course cameras are still better (great choice of Fujifilm btw), but I think the hype is around how good you can make it look considering it came from a phone. 📱
@@connormccaskill trying to figure that out bud! Shooting mini educational docs, travel videos etc. a6700 seemed worth it but man log on the iPhone. I’d love baked in log like Panasonic and Sony do
The Panasonic G9 II looks great (as does the S5II and S5IIX) But the A6700 looks great too. Depends if you have any lenses from the respective systems.
im considering getting a second hand a7 iii which is the same price as a iphone 15 pro. IDK What to do. Feels like the iphone will be similar enough to the point where having a mid range camera inst worhth it
One thing to consider is that with a camera, you still need to buy lenses and they can get expensive. Cameras are still better, but it’s much more expensive than the iPhone as a whole. It depends on what you’re planning to make on what you should buy.
@@connormccaskill yes ofc, already have a sigma art 18-35 1.8. but if u just talk about raw performance of the cameras, is it even close? Or does a real a "cheaper" fullframe just smoke the iphone?
iPhone 15 Pro footage is completely destroyed by the footage from my 8 year old Lumix G7. Comparing it to an A7 III will be like comparing a skateboard and a Lamborghini... It's immediately recognisable as having been shot on a cellphone, it looks over-processed, it's over-sharpened, has chromatic aberrations everywhere, no depth of field unless you count the fake "cinematic" effect... There's just no comparison at all.
A lot of these phone camera reviews aren't that honest and clear enough for non tech people, they are good now but still phone quality, you can shoot log but it is in ProRes file which is impractically huge yet the quality is not consistent in all lighting, you can get a dedicated camera which can get lower file size yet still in log and get actual decent consistent cinematic quality and actually learn further in photo and videography, the phone cameras are for people's convenient and unwillingness to further their knowledge and just want to stay and overpaid in the hyped zone and don't leave the garden to explore the bigger worlds. All these capabilities in it are just to show and support developments of its future potentials than an actual current full replacement of dedicated tools, you can use it to do what it's marketed and thrilled and get new one each year for slightly improvement but in same time you are aging and missed out to use actual readily available dedicated camera to record your life in good scalable quality. Just get the base iPhone and use for as long as you could for phone stuffs and get a dedicated camera to widen your view in shootings plus you able to grow emotional attachment and appreciation to your devices that way too.
It would be great to get some raw footage for download. I think Aces AP1 isn't the right gamut here. Would love to get the S5II footage side by side, too as I use the same camera basically. :D
U talk about the digital sharpness of the phone if u use the DOF adapter u advertised a while back or other external lenses that with soften the image making the quality even better lol
the 5x zoom is honestly super over sharpened and terrible looking or me so it's more of an information camera rather than art camera for me (take picture of a white board in class etc) I was super disappointed with the 5x and ultra wise, but I'm impressed with the main camera, still wouldn't want to set an image from it as my wallpaper but it's incredible for a tiny itty bitty phone and keep in mind most of the price is for the actual phone not just he camera
All we need now is for Filmic Pro & Blackmagic Cam App to put ACE Log into their Apps & we’re SET… because I don’t give a flying F@!* into a rolling donut what Apple says - their default Cam App sucks at everything. The only reason I work with 14 & 15 Pro Max’s is THE CHIP & it’s ergonomics - it’s a powerful tool with the right APPS - in your pocket. Try doing that with a Sony FX 3 & a pelican full of cine primes & add ons BS. Forget it.
Cameras will always beat iPhones due to physics. Tiny lenses are limited. However you’d be foolish to ignore the possibilities of using an iPhone for B Roll.