thats because its becca. First video was RX 100 Mark VI on the verge and from that point on the coverage of any image related tech has gone up. Amazing work
I also went from 13 Pro to 15 Pro Max, and man, it's such a good phone. Loving everything about it. My only complaint would be that sometimes, depending on lighting, the 5x photos can have a lot of noise in them. I think it's just a software thing and they will hopefully tweak it in a software update. It's a brand new lens and sensor combination so probably just some fine tuning required.
Coming from a 13 pro, the upgrade is definitely worth it for someone who's quite a poweruser of the camera. Aside from that though, my previous model feels the same.
@@krishanu905 yeah for everyday use the size of the max aint just comfortable. I'd expect the 5x NOT to be present even in next year's pro model, rather, its think they're gonna bump the mp count on the 3x to make it digitally (and viably) crop into a 5x like what they did with the 2x
I love how you combined the whole video with the first gen iphone’s camera. I thought it was from a film camera, but after knowing that, this video deserves more appreciation ❤
THANK YOU SO MUCH for talking about how "7 lenses" doesn't capture the same changes in distortion, DoF etc. that you'd get from actually having 7 lenses, regardless of whatever special processing Apple is doing with these in-between shots. As a photography student, this particular tagline from Apple has been really irking me. 😅
As much as I understand and agree with your missing something statement, I am happy the UI of the main camera app remains simple, allowing for Halide / FilmicPro / Blackmagic camera app to exist. I wouldn't want Apple to cannibalise those too.
Going to put out an unpopular opinion: that’s a very fair sponsored segment, one that was brief and said whether or not it had editorial control over the video - we love a good disclosure!
Awesome review and big shoutout to Becca for taking the camera into the wild with some beautiful scenery and not giving the usual tech-y minimalist room setup. Beautiful content!
1- Brilliant review. 2- Of course, because it’s Becca, a photographer’s photographer with amazing on-screen presence and a lovely sense of humour. 3- I never comment on ads. I hate ads. But the Jeep integration? Presented by? Retro and classt and not at all nauseating. Hats off to whoever sold that to Jeep (and to whoever at Jeep / its agency who had the courage to back such great editorial). More classy ads (that are clearly ads and not sleaze masquerading as editorial), please. After all, Verge has gotta pay the staff. And much, much more Becca, please.
I love love love Becca's reviews. And honestly, I know it must have been a bummer to lose the footage due to the wrong cable... explaining one needs the right cable is a VERY important thing people have to know about. So actually it is perfect that it happened.
God Becca is so good at making reviews. In the post-Dieter tech world she’s one of the best remaining, always improving always going into the details people care about. Awesome stuff
Dieter Bohn fue el ex director de the Verge, una eminencia en los reviews de tecnología Apple y bueno Becca es la que mejor ha seguido sus pasos, los nerds la reconocemos. @@ajmalhassan2047
As a pro photographer, I don't want to worry about manual settings when I use my iPhone. That's what my $3000 mirrorless is for. You can carry the iPhone anywhere, pull it out, and get a great shot with minimal work. That's what it's been great at.
Honestly the 15 Pro Max cameras are just incredibly fun to shoot with. Even if you're just posting them to social media, having all these different "lenses" really can up your social media game. It's also really helpful if your job requires a lot of photo taking.
If you shoot in ProRAW then open the file in RAW Power, you’ll get access to additional raw-only controls such as boost and black levels and raw sharpening. So if you turn a lot of these down, you’re basically removing the over-processed look that Apple bakes into their HEIF files. No other raw processor does this, not even Lightroom
*REBECCA forgot something.* She did not mention the fact that Apple’s stabilisation is much better than Samsung’s, what makes telephoto shots way more detailed in less than ideal lighting conditions. This Apple’s weaker optical zoom producers sharper images. Also, Apple makes portrait shots automatically and much faster, which Rebecca also forgot to mention as otherwise her Samsung bias narrative would crumble.
Completely agree! Really hoping that the camera app gets a rework soon. Every year the cameras get updated, but it’s time they gave the software some love! Would love some actual control in the native app. 🙏🏼 Please Apple.
Indeed, there ARE some great apps for manual controls for the camera on iPhone. We hope it stays the realm of indie camera apps :) Absolutely fantastic review, Becca. Top notch.
Great video! This got into the nerdy details I want to know about. Good on The Verge for getting a sponsor like Jeep. I did think it was funny that the two TH-cam ads that played during this video were ads FOR this video. Very meta.
About the "7 lenses" thing. In terms of framing they act like a native lens at that focal length would look like. The issue is that you're only using part of the sensor, so it acts as a smaller sensor with a slower lens. That means that the low light performance is worse and the depth of field is not as shallow. Also obviously it's lower resolution. So even if the 35mm crop produces the same resolution as the 1x option, it's of lower quality. There's not really a difference between shooting with a smaller sensor vs a larger sensor and cropping in.
As a photo professional it’s always funny to see/hear people talk about “lenses” or “megapixels”on an iPhone as if they’re the same as the ones for real cameras lol.
Thank you Becca for such a in-depth and comprehensive review that covered all of the things that I would want to know about. I agree camera control is the much maligned feature still missing from this device and hopefully is included in the future. Your videos are my favorite currently of the videos produced by The Verge and prior to your productions was Dieter Bohn. Keep up the fantastic work!
Shoot in Raw and one stop under on night shots. Fixes the noise issue and the Raw file has enough dynamic range to bring up the shadows in post. Generally no overblown highlights this way either.
Apple has a really difficult situation. So many Pro options and different capture capabilities… but they have to hide them because they would confuse the average consumer. I wish they released a “Camera Pro” app in the App Store with all the controls, and further simplify the stock option. Amazing review as always from Becca ❤
Thank you for the info on the recording to an external drive and the choppy footage! Also, simple solution for the camera app for regular folks and experts: Apple could just put a little oval PRO button in a corner. The main camera app stays the same or is even dumbed down a little and if you hit that PRO button, the camera app turns on all features (including peak meters for sound, ISO, aperture, shutter speed, white balance, etc.). So then pros can tweak to their hearts desire and newbies can just shoot with the regular setup, not unlike how DSLRs have different modes and full manual.
What an awesome review, love how you film and talk about the device. Besides great information and experience, the style really spoke to me. If you had ever had the 3x zoom, did you miss it? I just can’t decide which I’d use more, 3x or 5x lens.
I hate "portrait" mode and "cinematic" mode. I wish I could disable them so they don't clutter up my camera app. Luckily, you can disable the automatic portrait mode they introduced with iPhone 15/15 Pro.
I’m glad an actual photographer is reviewing this phone. Usually people will say an android is better because it has higher megapixels like that’s the end all be all. It has to do with color science and feeling and a vibe. Anyone who’s used a Fuji camera knows megapixels aren’t everything and this isn’t something the average joe understands.
I gotta say two things. 1. You have an amazing, dream job. Congratulations! 2. The editing, the footage and color correction are simply spot on! Congratulations again! Cheers!
The “flatness” with longer focal lengths is not a function of the focal length. You get the exact same flattening from a crop. The so called “perspective compression” is not caused by the lens, it’s a function of distance from the subject.
I like that little speedbump with the wrong cable. Real-world problems that would have happened to others if you didn't point it out here. Great video!
Really great review. I totally agree, if Apple wants to keep saying the cameras are “pro,” why not add the a manual camera mode and settings like in the Galaxy phones
Thank you so much, Becca, for mentioning and demonstrating the joy of capture on older iPhones. For myself - someone who grew up parallel with the iPhone, basically (I was 14 in 2008 and carried my 1st gen to Jr. High in a goddamned leather belt holster) - the excessive and exponentially-accelerating prioritization of image capture capability in the design of these devices has been bewildering, sad, and alienating since the 8 Plus. Someone gave me an absurdly pristine 4S example two years ago and - in relentless contrast to my 12 Pro Max and now 15 Pro - it has helped me find the joy, again, in feeling more able to just *capture* those worthy moments in life, with so much more delight. I don't know if losing it so deeply was my failure, ultimately, but gorsh... I try to evangelize it at every opportunity, these days. After this from *you*, though, I feel a lot more sane lol
i used to really despise your reviews. to be honest, it’s because i’m an 80’s baby and am in the middle of unraveling my own biases because it’s the right thing to do. i want to let you know that i think you’re very good at what you do, and i appreciate you just being you. have a great day and thank you.
Consistent. This is what this video and BECCA are. Always a great video to watch, always a great review to listen to. AND always making you look forward to their next video/review! :) Edit: What are your thoughts on the iPhone 15 Pro's camera though?
Of course it's missing something - that's 3x portrait telephoto (which will be "amazingly" back for 16 Ultra, or whatever it will be called), and higher resolution sensor for periscope, for longer, virtual reach and oversampling (that's gonna be delivered in 2025, only one amazing per year...)
i think the video soon needs a version 2 comparing 15 pro max with the latest pixel 8 pro. Looking forward for the next video soon :) Thanks for doing the extensive play around with camera and putting out all the details for us
The iPhone is a mass market product. Even the so-called Pro. As such, the camera is still the equivalent of a point and shoot. I believe 99% of the iPhone Pro Users want to have "pro" pictures without having to think about the settings that a pro would have to do. That's the whole point of ever increasing AI-"support". Will real pro photographers really ever use an iPhone for their professional work? Probably not. So instead, Apple gives the people who don't want to do their homework the tool to still get pictures that come out nice without having to tinker too much. Consequently, adding all these options to the menus would be against their design principle of making things as easily accessible as possible without possibly causing any confusion. At least that's my take.
Please do this for the pixel 8 and 8 pro. Or even the iphone 15 and 15 plus. This type of focused photography review is so much more in depth and informative than dedicating a minute or two within a phone review.
Carry a mirrorless or a decent point-and-shoot with an SD card reader and I think the problem solved? Some nice ones are Ricoh's GR3, Sony RX100 VII, Sony ZV1 Mark 2, and Canon's R8. But then you'd probably get into photography too much like myself 😂
So what's missing? "Pro" mode: manual everything. I think most can admit that labeling anything "Pro" these days constitutes marketing more than anything else, as there are not a lot of professional phone camera photographer/videographers. But there would be little harm in throwing that "Pro" mode into an iPhone that some will try out, only to go back to standard setting, and only a few will actually use (all those professional smartphone photographer/videographers).
Your last point is my biggest gripe with Apple. Settings for an app should be accessible from the app. It drives me nuts that I can’t even change EQ settings in the Music app, which is such a basic feature.
timecode of your fav shot? 8:33 has my whole heart.. those looming mountains
It's stunning. It makes me want to travel to California. Also love the shot just before with the dirt trail winding up to the mountain.
8:34 the mountain on the left... such a nice postcard.
Love the shot at 5:29 there is a shooting star in the background
of course every single shot is thumbnail worthy in this video, but the meteorite entering the atmosphere caught at 5:27 is 🫶
Boring. Pls get Dieter back
I really like this style of reviewing a product. Actually, going outside and testing it, not just sitting behind a desk and talking about it.
thats because its becca. First video was RX 100 Mark VI on the verge and from that point on the coverage of any image related tech has gone up. Amazing work
@@R3endevous buddd, wowee
i know right! i really enjoyed the video
they went with a jeep I bet
But how would you know people who talk about it behind a desk haven’t actually went outside to test it?
Huge fan of Becca's reviews. I'm not well versed in photography at all but she explains it all in the most accessible and entertaining way.
I like how stylistic her reviews are
Completely agree. She still retains the old school verge style reviews with her own flair and style.
What struck me most is how usable those iPhone 1 shots looked, even when stacked against the 15 Pro.
I am digging the first gen iphone's colours on their photos. Give it a really nice retro feel to it.
One of the camera reviews I look forward to when a new phone comes out. The 15 pro max is a big improvement over 13 pro. I'm very happy with it.
I also went from 13 Pro to 15 Pro Max, and man, it's such a good phone. Loving everything about it. My only complaint would be that sometimes, depending on lighting, the 5x photos can have a lot of noise in them. I think it's just a software thing and they will hopefully tweak it in a software update. It's a brand new lens and sensor combination so probably just some fine tuning required.
Coming from a 13 pro, the upgrade is definitely worth it for someone who's quite a poweruser of the camera. Aside from that though, my previous model feels the same.
@@krishanu905 yeah for everyday use the size of the max aint just comfortable. I'd expect the 5x NOT to be present even in next year's pro model, rather, its think they're gonna bump the mp count on the 3x to make it digitally (and viably) crop into a 5x like what they did with the 2x
Please watch my unboxing of the iPhone 15 Pro Max! 📦
@@The.JZA. I found that was true on the 3x as well, but less on the 15, which is good.
I love how you combined the whole video with the first gen iphone’s camera. I thought it was from a film camera, but after knowing that, this video deserves more appreciation ❤
THANK YOU SO MUCH for talking about how "7 lenses" doesn't capture the same changes in distortion, DoF etc. that you'd get from actually having 7 lenses, regardless of whatever special processing Apple is doing with these in-between shots.
As a photography student, this particular tagline from Apple has been really irking me. 😅
As much as I understand and agree with your missing something statement, I am happy the UI of the main camera app remains simple, allowing for Halide / FilmicPro / Blackmagic camera app to exist. I wouldn't want Apple to cannibalise those too.
It wouldn’t be too difficult for Apple to implement a Pro Mode since Samsung does it.
Going to put out an unpopular opinion: that’s a very fair sponsored segment, one that was brief and said whether or not it had editorial control over the video - we love a good disclosure!
Awesome review and big shoutout to Becca for taking the camera into the wild with some beautiful scenery and not giving the usual tech-y minimalist room setup. Beautiful content!
1- Brilliant review.
2- Of course, because it’s Becca, a photographer’s photographer with amazing on-screen presence and a lovely sense of humour.
3- I never comment on ads. I hate ads. But the Jeep integration? Presented by? Retro and classt and not at all nauseating. Hats off to whoever sold that to Jeep (and to whoever at Jeep / its agency who had the courage to back such great editorial).
More classy ads (that are clearly ads and not sleaze masquerading as editorial), please. After all, Verge has gotta pay the staff.
And much, much more Becca, please.
I love love love Becca's reviews. And honestly, I know it must have been a bummer to lose the footage due to the wrong cable... explaining one needs the right cable is a VERY important thing people have to know about. So actually it is perfect that it happened.
I hate becca
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God Becca is so good at making reviews. In the post-Dieter tech world she’s one of the best remaining, always improving always going into the details people care about. Awesome stuff
Can you please tell me what "post-Dieter" means?
@@ajmalhassan2047Dieter Bohn was the editor of the Verge and used to front these flagship reviews of products. He left to work at Google :)
Dieter Bohn fue el ex director de the Verge, una eminencia en los reviews de tecnología Apple y bueno Becca es la que mejor ha seguido sus pasos, los nerds la reconocemos. @@ajmalhassan2047
@@ajmalhassan2047there was a reviewer for verge named Dieter, he was really good but he quit a while back
Amazing work Becca. This video had me glued to the screen, and I've already watched a dozen iPhone 15 camera reviews. Truly outstanding.
As a pro photographer, I don't want to worry about manual settings when I use my iPhone. That's what my $3000 mirrorless is for. You can carry the iPhone anywhere, pull it out, and get a great shot with minimal work. That's what it's been great at.
Becca's videos are the best!
Great job Becca. The amount of time and footage taken for this review is deeply appreciated. I like this in depth and personal review also.
Solid real world/life review. Thanks Becca & Team! 😍
This is one of the best videos I've watched in a while
Honestly the 15 Pro Max cameras are just incredibly fun to shoot with. Even if you're just posting them to social media, having all these different "lenses" really can up your social media game. It's also really helpful if your job requires a lot of photo taking.
Not to sound like a cynical killjoy, but I hope I never hear the phrase “up your social media game” ever again in life. Lol
@@SeemsLikeSomethingbrilliant
@@SeemsLikeSomethingnone taken. 😂
If you shoot in ProRAW then open the file in RAW Power, you’ll get access to additional raw-only controls such as boost and black levels and raw sharpening. So if you turn a lot of these down, you’re basically removing the over-processed look that Apple bakes into their HEIF files. No other raw processor does this, not even Lightroom
*REBECCA forgot something.*
She did not mention the fact that Apple’s stabilisation is much better than Samsung’s, what makes telephoto shots way more detailed in less than ideal lighting conditions. This Apple’s weaker optical zoom producers sharper images.
Also, Apple makes portrait shots automatically and much faster, which Rebecca also forgot to mention as otherwise her Samsung bias narrative would crumble.
Becca's reviews are the absolute best. Informative, fun, light. Love!
Completely agree! Really hoping that the camera app gets a rework soon. Every year the cameras get updated, but it’s time they gave the software some love! Would love some actual control in the native app. 🙏🏼 Please Apple.
For manual control of the camera right, did you know that Sony Xperias provide them natively with three pro apps?
Indeed, there ARE some great apps for manual controls for the camera on iPhone. We hope it stays the realm of indie camera apps :)
Absolutely fantastic review, Becca. Top notch.
Great video! This got into the nerdy details I want to know about. Good on The Verge for getting a sponsor like Jeep. I did think it was funny that the two TH-cam ads that played during this video were ads FOR this video. Very meta.
About the "7 lenses" thing. In terms of framing they act like a native lens at that focal length would look like. The issue is that you're only using part of the sensor, so it acts as a smaller sensor with a slower lens. That means that the low light performance is worse and the depth of field is not as shallow. Also obviously it's lower resolution. So even if the 35mm crop produces the same resolution as the 1x option, it's of lower quality. There's not really a difference between shooting with a smaller sensor vs a larger sensor and cropping in.
she knows but she still thinks it’s fun
Possibly my favorite review of all time.
Sending much love from Italy Becca!
The 1st gen iPhone's photos look amazing. The colors are very true to life, no oversharpening, no lifted shadows, retained texture.
As a photo professional it’s always funny to see/hear people talk about “lenses” or “megapixels”on an iPhone as if they’re the same as the ones for real cameras lol.
Thank you Becca for such a in-depth and comprehensive review that covered all of the things that I would want to know about.
I agree camera control is the much maligned feature still missing from this device and hopefully is included in the future.
Your videos are my favorite currently of the videos produced by The Verge and prior to your productions was Dieter Bohn.
Keep up the fantastic work!
Shoot in Raw and one stop under on night shots. Fixes the noise issue and the Raw file has enough dynamic range to bring up the shadows in post. Generally no overblown highlights this way either.
Apple has a really difficult situation. So many Pro options and different capture capabilities… but they have to hide them because they would confuse the average consumer. I wish they released a “Camera Pro” app in the App Store with all the controls, and further simplify the stock option.
Amazing review as always from Becca ❤
Black Magic have a pro app and it's incredible for iPhone! Pro mode done properly.
@@sirshinra Moment App is good too
@@sirshinra And the best thing is the Blackmagic Camera app is free! No subscription.
Thank you for the info on the recording to an external drive and the choppy footage! Also, simple solution for the camera app for regular folks and experts: Apple could just put a little oval PRO button in a corner. The main camera app stays the same or is even dumbed down a little and if you hit that PRO button, the camera app turns on all features (including peak meters for sound, ISO, aperture, shutter speed, white balance, etc.). So then pros can tweak to their hearts desire and newbies can just shoot with the regular setup, not unlike how DSLRs have different modes and full manual.
What an awesome review, love how you film and talk about the device. Besides great information and experience, the style really spoke to me.
If you had ever had the 3x zoom, did you miss it? I just can’t decide which I’d use more, 3x or 5x lens.
God I love your style of review, especially the hand writing things going on, almost like a documentary film, keep up the good work❤
I hate "portrait" mode and "cinematic" mode. I wish I could disable them so they don't clutter up my camera app. Luckily, you can disable the automatic portrait mode they introduced with iPhone 15/15 Pro.
Agreed! Racking focus is really all I want out of the native camera app
I’m glad an actual photographer is reviewing this phone. Usually people will say an android is better because it has higher megapixels like that’s the end all be all. It has to do with color science and feeling and a vibe. Anyone who’s used a Fuji camera knows megapixels aren’t everything and this isn’t something the average joe understands.
I really love your reviews. Can't wait to see your Iphone vs Google camera comparison. Keep up the great work.
Your videos are great. Love how you present information and share your opinion, and you summarize everything really concisely. Thanks for doing this.
Verge always produces good quality reviews than any others
Love the review it feels more natural than some other reviews. One thing can you mention the shooting location
I loved your review, Becca, they're always the best!
I gotta say two things. 1. You have an amazing, dream job. Congratulations!
2. The editing, the footage and color correction are simply spot on! Congratulations again! Cheers!
The “flatness” with longer focal lengths is not a function of the focal length. You get the exact same flattening from a crop. The so called “perspective compression” is not caused by the lens, it’s a function of distance from the subject.
It's really bad that any zoom below the telephoto is just a very small crop of the main lens. Tony Northup has a very good explanation video on it
I like that little speedbump with the wrong cable. Real-world problems that would have happened to others if you didn't point it out here. Great video!
Really great review. I totally agree, if Apple wants to keep saying the cameras are “pro,” why not add the a manual camera mode and settings like in the Galaxy phones
One of the best reviewers on TH-cam or anywhere I legit wait for these videos after ever major release
Thank you so much, Becca, for mentioning and demonstrating the joy of capture on older iPhones. For myself - someone who grew up parallel with the iPhone, basically (I was 14 in 2008 and carried my 1st gen to Jr. High in a goddamned leather belt holster) - the excessive and exponentially-accelerating prioritization of image capture capability in the design of these devices has been bewildering, sad, and alienating since the 8 Plus.
Someone gave me an absurdly pristine 4S example two years ago and - in relentless contrast to my 12 Pro Max and now 15 Pro - it has helped me find the joy, again, in feeling more able to just *capture* those worthy moments in life, with so much more delight. I don't know if losing it so deeply was my failure, ultimately, but gorsh... I try to evangelize it at every opportunity, these days. After this from *you*, though, I feel a lot more sane lol
i used to really despise your reviews. to be honest, it’s because i’m an 80’s baby and am in the middle of unraveling my own biases because it’s the right thing to do. i want to let you know that i think you’re very good at what you do, and i appreciate you just being you. have a great day and thank you.
I look forward to Becca’s photography experiments! Such fun!
Consistent. This is what this video and BECCA are. Always a great video to watch, always a great review to listen to. AND always making you look forward to their next video/review! :) Edit: What are your thoughts on the iPhone 15 Pro's camera though?
Nice ending and good comparison to the OG. Fair, balanced, and fun!
Of course it's missing something - that's 3x portrait telephoto (which will be "amazingly" back for 16 Ultra, or whatever it will be called), and higher resolution sensor for periscope, for longer, virtual reach and oversampling (that's gonna be delivered in 2025, only one amazing per year...)
those og iphone photos look so good
i think the video soon needs a version 2 comparing 15 pro max with the latest pixel 8 pro. Looking forward for the next video soon :) Thanks for doing the extensive play around with camera and putting out all the details for us
Best camera review of the iPhone 15 pro I've seen yet!
The iPhone is a mass market product. Even the so-called Pro. As such, the camera is still the equivalent of a point and shoot. I believe 99% of the iPhone Pro Users want to have "pro" pictures without having to think about the settings that a pro would have to do. That's the whole point of ever increasing AI-"support".
Will real pro photographers really ever use an iPhone for their professional work? Probably not. So instead, Apple gives the people who don't want to do their homework the tool to still get pictures that come out nice without having to tinker too much. Consequently, adding all these options to the menus would be against their design principle of making things as easily accessible as possible without possibly causing any confusion. At least that's my take.
5:27 Was that a shooting star above Becca's head?! 💫
The editing is brilliant, this is such a good video !
Becca is my fav Verge reviewer nowadays, absolutely perfect review
Taking photos in monochromatic lighting is very tough, especially red wavelength. Those shots are crazy.
One of if not the best camera reviews of the Pro Max, thank you!
haha Becca. was waiting for your review•• love it! awesome!
Great sponsor integration, these are the type of ads that we don't mind watching. Kudos to the team behind.
The team that covered this project. Awesome work!
Seeing Oceanside in the 5x telephoto title sequence was such a pleasant surprise
Seeing that red cable I was asking myself, isn't that an Oneplus USB 2.0 charging cable? The next scene proved me right unfortunately
You're so good that I don't even skip the sponsor chunk of the video.. You're THAT good!
OMG, Becca your videos are truely next level! Thank you!!
1:51 really cool wallpaper! Thanks for sharing on your Twitter!
BTW, great review!🎉❤
Amazing quality & video, great work!
These reviewers talk about the iPhone like its a 3 out of 10 mid range device.
What a lovely, fun, beautiful video! Love the editing. Makes me excited about the new cameras.
please give me Becca reviews all day everyday!! awesome job!!!
Please do this for the pixel 8 and 8 pro. Or even the iphone 15 and 15 plus. This type of focused photography review is so much more in depth and informative than dedicating a minute or two within a phone review.
I’ve been checking The Verge TH-cam daily to see if Becca’s review is uploaded 😂
That missing thing part revelation was such cinematic or I would say dramatic reveal .. loved it
Carry a mirrorless or a decent point-and-shoot with an SD card reader and I think the problem solved? Some nice ones are Ricoh's GR3, Sony RX100 VII, Sony ZV1 Mark 2, and Canon's R8. But then you'd probably get into photography too much like myself 😂
It’s not just cropping on the lenses. Try comparing them cropped to the same size. They’re computational lenses.
Jokes on Apple, i can already zoom in in the viewfinder, giving me an unlimited number of lenses
This was an awesome review, thank you!
To me the action button placement is ideal, but I use the phone with my left hand. My thumb reaches it easily without any kind of stretching.
Thanks for the very helpful review, Becca! 7:27 Can you please recommend good equipment (cable and external drive) for shooting 4K 60fps videos?
I’d love to see a video of prints actually being printed and compare quality of iPhone, Pixel and Samsung.
Did he really compare a $1200 phone to a $3000 camera? Is this a legitimate publication?
I like the thumbnail, I'm not interested in another iPhone review but this peaked my interest
I’m imagining Tim Robinson saying “that one camera was 4 cameras?”
Honestly you have one of the best review Becca ! Really informative and funny too :)
Artistic and beautiful video. Thanks for making it!
Becca !!! So happy you're back !!!!
Becca is a gem
So what's missing? "Pro" mode: manual everything.
I think most can admit that labeling anything "Pro" these days constitutes marketing more than anything else, as there are not a lot of professional phone camera photographer/videographers. But there would be little harm in throwing that "Pro" mode into an iPhone that some will try out, only to go back to standard setting, and only a few will actually use (all those professional smartphone photographer/videographers).
Your last point is my biggest gripe with Apple. Settings for an app should be accessible from the app. It drives me nuts that I can’t even change EQ settings in the Music app, which is such a basic feature.
This guy knows a lot about cameras.
I see what you did there.
Becca really awesome video very well done.Wonderful work. Thanks so much for sharing ✌️💯