How to Record Quality YouTube Videos with THIS iPhone 15 Setup

[@kelly_browning]

I LOVE the amount of care you put into the quality of your videos. I came across your channel looking for a review on Noise Cancelling headphones. Instant Sub!!

[@ChuenL]

Thanks for the kind words, and appreciate the support! 🙏

[@nu-world]

this is great I'll copy this setup!!

[@professionaI_yapper]

Does the DJI 2 audio out with the rear USB-C? So you can mount it in a cold shoe and use a short usb-c cable. Maybe an angled one. So you don't have to use the providied usb-c adapter which points up?

[@dave_arz]

Probably you are exceeding USB 3.2 bandwith (10gbps) the apple prores 422 4k30 is 4000mbps, the hdmi output probably other 4000mbps, with audio and power I'm sure its well over its 10gbps threshold.
I'd try without the power and without the monitor to see if that improves the data transfer.

[@ArtemioSilva]

Looks cool, but a dedicated camera might cost you the same as the entire setup (not even considering the phone). I used to record on a smartphone and I hated it every single time

[@teemaximus7909]

True and not true. I juggled going with a Fuji Camera--then audio, then lights, tripod etc---great reasons to do that BUT I guess I wanted an austere life. I use my phone for business (calendar, schedules, meetings on video) but love film and photography. It was a no brainer that the camera on the Iphone for a phone camera was among the best. When the 15 Pro Max dropped and could do log (on an external drive), I made the move from an Iphone 7. My thoughts were clear--I already own the phone (which is my camera)--then external mic (Shure Mv88+) Cage--small rig Brandon Lee thing, anker battery, Samsung t7, tripod I had,=$500 and I was good to go----Dedicated camera plus all the equipment would cost more. Again-assume people bought the iphone to use as a phone, garage band, other reasons--and you can't really say getting a whole separate camera is EVER cheaper.

[@AskAWalker]

Great video.
What desktop boom arm are you using?
While this is a cool setup, it looks cumbersome.
I use my iPhone 15 Pro with Insta360 Flow and Rode Mic Pro for my new construction property tour videos.
When I shoot at a wide angle, I have an inferior lens but a better field of view, which makes my videos look pretty good compared to my competition.
The next best thing to this setup is a Full Frame Camera with a wide-angle lens on a gimbal.
I subscribed to your channel and liked your video.
Keep up the good work.
GodSpeed,
AW

[@RawkustvOfficial]

Nice setup. Instead of the monitor I airplay my iPhone screen to my MacBook