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Shot on iPhone 12 Pro by Cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki

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Shot on iPhone 12 Pro by Cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki


BY REDUSER MEMBER YOSSY MENDELOVICH


Article
https://ymcinema.com/2020/10/14/shot-on-iphone-12-pro-by-cinematographer-emmanuel-lubezki/


Apple Website
https://www.apple.com/iphone-12-pro/

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Its nice however, I will wait for ProMax 13
 
The video image doesn't quite have the fidelity of a larger sensor, but it's impressive to get this level of performance from such a small camera. I mean, it's not like we're expecting Monstro quality from an iPhone. You could do a lot worse than the new iPhones for photography.
 
"I love the wide lenses that allow the images to be immersive, to have a focus in-depth, to make the audience feel that you are right there." Cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki

So is the new thing going to be deep depth of field (like Citizen Kane) instead of shallow :wink5:?
 
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Strange that apple does not put more money for their promotion material than enough to cover for a DP, a horse, a girl and a trip to the desert. Its after all one of the most prosperous companies in the world.
 
When I downloaded the 4K version of Shot on iPhone 12 Lubezki behind the scenes film, and watched it on my iMac 5K, I was pretty wowed actually. Much more than when I watched the keynote t on my (admittedly, 7 year old HD-) plasma tv.
Wanted to go for a smaller Pro, but with the camera improvements of the Max I'm thinking of going Big again (I have an 8 plus now).

I was *really* expecting 'portrait mode for video' though, with the Lidar sensor and the computation photography. I'm really dissapointed they didn't do that...
 
I did love the underwater plexiglass idea. Hadn't seen that before, great hack.
 
Beautiful. The best camera is the one that's with you. I can imagine myself exploring the world with that phone and tiny gimbal, wherever the adventure takes me.
 
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Strange that apple does not put more money for their promotion material than enough to cover for a DP, a horse, a girl and a trip to the desert. Its after all one of the most prosperous companies in the world.
Why would they need to do that? They are showing that in the right hands, with no crew they can make cinematic images. (sort of)...isn't that the point?
 
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"I love the wide lenses that allow the images to be immersive, to have a focus in-depth, to make the audience feel that you are right there." Cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki

So is the new thing going to be deep depth of field (like Citizen Kane) instead of shallow :wink5:?

Have you considered what the addition of LiDAR might mean to post processing for DOF? Once you have a depth map of the entire scene, how far away would you be to recreating the characteristics of a particular lens, focused at a particular plane within the scene?
 
So this was shot all internally; no fancy lightning cable to hdmi recorder?

Seems to hold up reasonably well but compression falls apart with movement.

Looks good as a camera for photos only, unless it's all you've got, why not?
 
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