RED vs iPhone | Turn Your SMARTPHONE Into a CINEMA Camera 

thank you. that was killing me hearing that. Maybe they're simplifying it for beginners but argh....

Wow a random person teaching a pro guy u should make ur classes too so we can learn from a professional lol

@@936music4 he knows what he said. So quiet. It’s shallow depth of field as Joseph said. And no, this is not the greatest channel in the world as claimed. If you don’t have a photographer’s eye you will suck no matter how much you learn from videos and books.

Checking out your channel!!!

@@TMC2332 appreciate it man! :)

I went to check out your short only to findt already had watched it!. You did a good job. Trying to remember if I found it on my own or some other channel recommended it.

Lol an iPhone camera is actually a built in dslr so yes it is just as good u just have to know how to use it.

so you are [(not alone)(in the) (anti)("iphone..better")(club)]... OK so ((negative+negative)*positive) = positive. So you you prefer using a chair than a dslr ? This was tricky to figure it out

They are and probably never be as Good as a real Camera and such comparison are just useless

@@nicolasdupouymanescau yooo man can you help me with my maths exam? 💀😂

@@emanuelmcfail Technically speaking it's a mirrorless camera, not a DSLR

Nah the s21 has it beat especially night mode.

@@Shadowyesville s21 vs. the 12?

I beg to differ.... I could easily tell the difference between a black magic and a red camera in the color science. Reds have a unique color profile that is different then any other camera manufacturer out there. Not saying its better or worse of course. But its their fingerprint/DNA/Calling card or whatever you want to call it that defines their cameras from the rest.

@@canwefixit8129 - I am aware of RED's color science. However, how often is footage used right out of the camera in an edited film? Color correction is done, and then color grading for the mood of the scene and/or the look or feel of the film. Once that is done, the original color look is changed drastically, and it is this finished footage I am talking about. Once all the correction and grading has been done, people (especially general audiences) would be hard pressed to tell what camera it was shot on, as well as editors, because the original color science from the camera is no longer on display. I remember back around 2014 or so, I read a story from a Hollywood film Director who was so impressed by the buzz around the Canon 6D MK II that he went out and shot footage on 4 different cameras, one of them being the Canon and the other 3 were Hollywood industry standard cameras. He then invited 5 Director friends of his over and showed them all the footage in his home theater. After he showed them all the footage he then told them one of the scenes was shot on the Canon 6D MK II and he challenged them to pick it out. None of them could. Color correction and grading makes a big difference.

I have the Osmo 3 and the Smooth 4, using them with an iPhone 11 (not the Max) and Moment case and lenses, sometimes with full-size variable ND filters. It is possible to get the Smooth 4 balanced with a full load on it, but you have to extend the arm fully and add the counterweights also. The Smooth 5 is out now and it isn’t very expensive. Plus having the focus/zoom as a large dial on the control handle is really nice. If you’re careful with it, you can get focus pulls while you’re filming by yourself.

We are talking about a 1k dollars phone tho. So it’s really good for the amount of money you pay

@@destroyer100onblitz I totally agree with you, it is really decent. But I believe, if he doesnt mess up the framerates, it would look even better.

@@filmodpetra Yes, when they do a comparison it would be better for them to take it serious. A big jump tho from the older generation iPhones. I have an iPhone 11 and it never disappointed me for the camera. It’s a 350 $ 2019 phone and has really good video quality. I would definitely buy the iPhone 14 Pro just because it’s good for what it is

Yes u can shoot 24fps with a phone

FimicPro allows 24p on a phone 🤳

@@AnthonyPtak Actually with Filmic Pro you can set it to be pretty much whatever frame rate and playback rate you want. Anything from like 3 FPS to 240 FPS. It’s pretty insane really.

texture too?

Your comment is 2 months old now but I like to still help you if you are looking for a camera. At first, it depends on what you need/want. What are your "requirements" that your camera need to have? for example: does it needs to shoot 4k? Do you also want to use it for photography or mainly for filming?, etc. If that's known, then you can start from there?

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