If you think you saw this video you may be right. Some of you may have seen it over the weekend. I took it down because i wanted to make some changes and now it's back up!!! So feel free to drop some more comments like before. Thanks guys!!!
Sir what you did in the video that's nice but it's a normal think for me because I shoot with my redmi note 4 a way cheaper phone than the iPhone 8 but it is ok because I should landscape mostly and I know the power of the end is because you talk about Raw versus jpeg and make lots of videos to explain after that I started clicking pictures with dng files and it's also challenging for me because I can't afford a camera but I want to learn about photography more and more so I started with my phone as a amateur mobile photographer.....
Top stuff, Jared! Love how you managed to cram a phone camera review, a camera app tutorial and a photography guide into a quality photo challenge video, which is basically a mobile screen recording. Hats off to you Sir!
Interesting video Jared. it was cool to see how regardless of the equipment, it is the photographer that makes the difference. The fact that you were able to get a couple of keepers is a plus.
A little more here than I needed tbh, but very much appreciate you showing us you getting out there and actually doing it rather than just yammering from behind a desk (which has its place, but...you get my point).
As I've heard many times in photography videos, the right camera is the one in your hand. If a phone is what you have then that's what you take pictures with. If you brought a better camera then use the better camera. In any case, the goal is to get the best photos you can with what you have.
Very nice job and yes ever since Apple came out with raw on ios10 I've been taking photos in raw never JPG ..... but yeah it's always kind of hard to find the sweet spot for low light photos because you need to be on higher ISO which gives more gain and can mess up a photo but too low and end up with blurry photos When I take photos I stay 25-100 sometimes I go to 160 and move the shutter speed
I love taking concert photos! (Instagram: lieserose_toronto) I don't know why I didn't think to use Lightroom mobile camera, so thanks for that! Being as this is an older video and I'm in the market for an updated iPhone (Still rockin' the iPhone SE), do you have any suggestions taking into consideration I'm looking for a phone great for concert photography?
About the horizontal word... Actually it's one more Greek word , our word is ¨οριζόντια" or orizontia if you cant see the Greek letters. The emphasis (yep another Greek word "έμφαση") of the orizontia its on the second "o". Usually the english word is just the Greek word and simply change the emphasis.
Ok, so I challenge you! (again) Shoot some sport action with 35mm film camera. Use 3 rolls of 36 exp film, and one color, one black and white! Looking forward to see this!
Love it! You're my photography idol! Lol and I wanna ask?!? Does keeping the screen recording on affect photos? Coz the camera is writing on the memory and the screen recorder is also writing on the same memory at the same time?!? I don't really think so but just a question I thought about looking at the video... 😕
I like the LR app because you can shoot and quick edit to do a fast post on the fly then when I get to my computer the photos are already in LR Classic to edit better.
It looks like the pictures taken with the phone (when you darkened the image using the slider) were just darkened JPEGs, sort of like if you took a picture in JPEG, then went to lower highlights too much.
Jared Polin I meant to say that there was a spelling mistake. It's horizontal and vertical, not Horizontical. You see, -cal and -tal..... Your video is awesome though. Gave it a thumbs up 👍
Cool video, but how could you spent so much time in the same spot? Here we rotate constantly to allow the other photogs the “good” spots and we all get images
Nice video .. hmm low light with a pinhole to a smaller than half a pinky nail sensor. These cameras are fine for anything day light and close up flash photos. However, no doubt the camera and video capabilities have gotten night and day better than just even a couple years ago, it's the SoC processing and improved small sensors. I'll also add the battery life has also similarly improved. Both Apple and Android are over all improving their smartphones.
So when you used the iPhone camera app, did you shoot jpeg or HEIF (the new Apple photo format that is more compressed than jpeg and is turned on by default)?
My old phone, the camera firmware wouldn't even let you adjust settings manually. With the phone I just bought, I actually have full control over all settings, and it's SOOO much better.
If you think you saw this video you may be right. Some of you may have seen it over the weekend. I took it down because i wanted to make some changes and now it's back up!!!
So feel free to drop some more comments like before.
Thanks guys!!!
Great video! I like to shoot some challenge shots with my 8+! Would love to see what you could achieve with the portrait modes and lighting!
Sir what you did in the video that's nice but it's a normal think for me because I shoot with my redmi note 4 a way cheaper phone than the iPhone 8 but it is ok because I should landscape mostly and I know the power of the end is because you talk about Raw versus jpeg and make lots of videos to explain after that I started clicking pictures with dng files and it's also challenging for me because I can't afford a camera but I want to learn about photography more and more so I started with my phone as a amateur mobile photographer.....
Top stuff, Jared! Love how you managed to cram a phone camera review, a camera app tutorial and a photography guide into a quality photo challenge video, which is basically a mobile screen recording. Hats off to you Sir!
Nice comparison! I am shooting all my vids with my iPhone and your tips helped me to improve my skills:)
Thoughts on Lightroom CC vs. ProCam? Would love to see a comparison.
Great video. I would like to see you using a micro four thirds camera in a concert, but not a top model, maybe a 4 to 6 year old one with a kit lens
francisco dania I'm guessing that's what you have?
Joshiewowa no but I had seen a couple very cheap and I am curious
I've never looked into micro 4/3, but you're right. Now you've got me curious...
iPhone don't have af lock?
All I have is an inexpensive Chinese smartphone 😀. No full manual mode neither raw capture 😓.
you have live photos on dude
yup
That had to be embarrassing.
Horizionical?
Scruffkingman lol, I caught that too. Does horizontical = diagonal?
Scruffkingman it’s something he says for the heck of it instead of horizontal.
It's a Fro Knows word
Don’t know if this was mentioned before but you can set up the LR app in your widget and it gives you easy access to the camera.
That's a great tip! Thank you.
Yoni Mayeri happy to help.
Interesting video Jared. it was cool to see how regardless of the equipment, it is the photographer that makes the difference. The fact that you were able to get a couple of keepers is a plus.
A little more here than I needed tbh, but very much appreciate you showing us you getting out there and actually doing it rather than just yammering from behind a desk (which has its place, but...you get my point).
On the Iphone camera, if you hold the down on the screen you can you can lock your focus then drag the exposure level. It's a pain but can be done.
@jaredpolin this is the trick to locking focus..
You can Tap and Hold on the subject, the iPhone sets and fixes the exposure and focus!
As I've heard many times in photography videos, the right camera is the one in your hand. If a phone is what you have then that's what you take pictures with. If you brought a better camera then use the better camera. In any case, the goal is to get the best photos you can with what you have.
Very nice job and yes ever since Apple came out with raw on ios10 I've been taking photos in raw never JPG ..... but yeah it's always kind of hard to find the sweet spot for low light photos because you need to be on higher ISO which gives more gain and can mess up a photo but too low and end up with blurry photos
When I take photos I stay 25-100 sometimes I go to 160 and move the shutter speed
I love taking concert photos! (Instagram: lieserose_toronto) I don't know why I didn't think to use Lightroom mobile camera, so thanks for that! Being as this is an older video and I'm in the market for an updated iPhone (Still rockin' the iPhone SE), do you have any suggestions taking into consideration I'm looking for a phone great for concert photography?
I hate changing the brightness and I was in standing pit and everything is chaotic and wild and you struggling to focus and adjust the brightness
#RawPeg
Those black and whites are fantastic.
About the horizontal word...
Actually it's one more Greek word , our word is ¨οριζόντια" or orizontia if you cant see the Greek letters.
The emphasis (yep another Greek word "έμφαση") of the orizontia its on the second "o".
Usually the english word is just the Greek word and simply change the emphasis.
Ok, so I challenge you! (again)
Shoot some sport action with 35mm film camera. Use 3 rolls of 36 exp film, and one color, one black and white!
Looking forward to see this!
Love it! You're my photography idol! Lol and I wanna ask?!? Does keeping the screen recording on affect photos? Coz the camera is writing on the memory and the screen recorder is also writing on the same memory at the same time?!? I don't really think so but just a question I thought about looking at the video... 😕
I like the LR app because you can shoot and quick edit to do a fast post on the fly then when I get to my computer the photos are already in LR Classic to edit better.
It looks like the pictures taken with the phone (when you darkened the image using the slider) were just darkened JPEGs, sort of like if you took a picture in JPEG, then went to lower highlights too much.
I so wanna do this on my own as a project because I just recently got a 7 Plus. But can’t afford to go to a damn concert! Lol
JaredGreat video. I have been using " ProCamera" and it has the Rapid fire thus giving me a greater chance to catch the good shots
Great vid mate and Awesome results for a Phone Camera , Still love my D3300 more :-)
Have you fired Todd & Stephen? Haven't heard from them in a while.
2x zoom often uses the wide angle lens if the light isn’t sufficient. In the native camera app, at least.
I was thinking that I watched it before. Now I realise lol
you bring up some great points and nice twist to your video (using the phone).
I like this style of video you did. Could you do the same with a dslr connected to an atomos recorder?
It is so reassuring seeing how many shots you take to get a handful of keepers.
Please STOP saying "Horizontical", it's horizontal. It's really annoying
What do you mean?
Jared Polin I meant to say that there was a spelling mistake. It's horizontal and vertical, not Horizontical. You see, -cal and -tal..... Your video is awesome though. Gave it a thumbs up 👍
He is fully aware. He does it on purpose.
this did not appear in my feeed!
wtf YT!?
Maybe you can try the built in AF Lock? It will also lock in exposure.. "not sure but maybe..".
My concern with that is being out of focus when it’s locked and the subject or I move
Great work !, hope to see more with other best phone on market 👍
Were you sick when you recorded the intro?
Yep. Thought I was losing it.
Awesome video Jared
#ISHOOTRAW
Awesome!
Love this!
Cool video, but how could you spent so much time in the same spot? Here we rotate constantly to allow the other photogs the “good” spots and we all get images
There weren’t any other photographers
Jared Polin that’s awesome then 👌🏼👌🏼
Nice video .. hmm low light with a pinhole to a smaller than half a pinky nail sensor. These cameras are fine for anything day light and close up flash photos. However, no doubt the camera and video capabilities have gotten night and day better than just even a couple years ago, it's the SoC processing and improved small sensors. I'll also add the battery life has also similarly improved. Both Apple and Android are over all improving their smartphones.
So when you used the iPhone camera app, did you shoot jpeg or HEIF (the new Apple photo format that is more compressed than jpeg and is turned on by default)?
Thanks for share.. Please created tutorial for shoot milkyway using smartphonr (apple or android). Share yea please.
You should try Samsung, LG or the pixel
The title is misleading.
For once it acutally isnt. haha. The native iphone app only shoots JPEG, the photos in Lightroom were RAW.
Dave Crissinger is the number 1-800-328-2342?
or DNG
I remember when you say. Take pictures with that phone is not real photographer!!!. Well money fix all ah?
Huh what money?
My old phone, the camera firmware wouldn't even let you adjust settings manually. With the phone I just bought, I actually have full control over all settings, and it's SOOO much better.