Why "Shot On iPhone" Commercials Look So Good! Ft. Claudio Miranda 

how the heck does this answer the question in the title?

@@RandomUser2401 watch again pay attention...

@@CanadaBlue85 already did. 90% it‘s about how lighting works for big productions that don‘t use iphones. Title and content simply do not match.

​​@@RandomUser2401 production design, lighting, shooting in log for maximum dynamic range,

@@Cineroom_Visuals yes, for big box movies, not iphone ads

Makes me want to go out and buy a new iPhone to shoot my videos. Yes, inspirational is correct.

Can’t forget about “do less drugs than the people around you”. 😂😂😂

More like: mount the iPhone in a bigger rig or on a gimbal to minimize camera shake, shoot with a manual control app, shoot at low ISO, choose shots VERY carefully, control your lighting, shoot Apple Log in ProRes HQ, color grade. iPhone is not magic, it still has a tiny image sensor so low light performance is gonna be pretty limited (high noise) - which is why you need to control your lighting to get enough light for the sensor at low ISO - regular indoor lighting likely isn't gonna cut it. The dynamic range of the iPhone is also limited - which is why you should choose your shots carefully and again control your lighting - you need to get the exposure right on set because you will not have a lot of wiggle room in post.

"Know your camera" is also paramount, which is something that sounds so simple lol

Agreed

I swear first thing i thought of😂😂😂😂

Wow it’s that deep?

Best Potato Jet video I have seen. Definitely got a free master class here.

Feels like most of the “Master Class” wave is a scam tbh.

So many good videos on youtube, not sure why anyone would pay for a master class. But for some reason, they are.

Amazingly true.🤷🏽‍♂️ Most are still operating at a flip phone capacity, when we’re 30 years into smart phone technology…🤦🏽‍♂️

And not shooting with the front facing camera

My wife ALWAYS takes pictures with a dirty lense and then wonders why my pictures look better. I've gotten into a habit of always cleaning the lense before I take the first shot

Can you use a t-shirt if you don't have lens wipes?

@@loco_tom that's what I use, just my t-shirt to quickly clean the lens and the pics come out great!

Tryna get me work?

@@noscaasifilmstudiosno

Absolutely. It's incredible how many people will pay $1000 for a phone for its camera, then have it take photos through a millimeter of grease

Personally the Cameron deluxe microfiber cloth is one of my favourites. The cloth is so much larger and thicker then normal microfiber cloths and it makes it easier to clean big screens and lenses.

Honestly, I notice little to no difference. Granted, I don't ever let my lenses get absolutely covered in grease. But that suggestion is way overblown.

Where is the final product?

I thought you made videos about videomaking and lighting and stuff... instead i got guns

@@suorfrio7321 lol, yea my career took quite the turn in the past year. I’ve done everything from car commercials to feature length documentaries and for some reason I just love hanging with my friends at the range

@@suorfrio7321😂

@@suorfrio7321 I tried that for a minute, those who can’t do, teach. This channels more of a hobby than what I do for work.

Was it a Tilta or iPhone commercial. Either way, it was an impressive and informative video.

"I shot all of this on a bog standard $1000 iPhone! And another $10k in accessories and gear... And don't forget the crew and their salaries..." ;)

@@punkangel4118 i’m pretty sure that it was a lot more than $10,000 in accessories and gear, probably closer to a quarter million.

Find yourself a Moment lens case and slowly source the lenses you need. Zhiyun makes very affordable iPhone gimbals. Have fun.

@@acedia4453 thanks for the tips!

@DarrenMostyn Love your videos. They’re super helpful. Would love to see one where you edit iPhone log footage in Resolve and export and post it in HDR so we can really appreciate what the phone can do. I still have the 13 and can’t find much showing its true capabilities, especially in regards to HDR.

Can’t edit my post for some reason, but I meant I’d love to see a video showing the 15’s capabilities. I know the 13 is far behind, especially not having log.

I'll see what i can do! @@MarkDHall