If you’re looking at lens stuff you’re caring about the wrong thing imo 🤷♂️ I could have shot t1.2 on a cinema lens on the fx30. That’s not the point of the comparison.
True, they are very close in colour. I was just pointing out an observation and thus didn't think much of it. The next thing apple should care about is fixing that lens flare. Also, really liking your grade, the colours are so nice.
Could tell straight away due to the much better stabilization on the iPhone. The iPhone footages actually look really good, especially shooting in ProRes, which get rid of that super sharpened look.
The difference in sharpness quality was the most immediate giveaway for me at the beginning of the video. The iPhone sharpness causes a bit of aliasing on some of the more fine edges. Still, very impressive considering the camera is just one of the many features the iPhone has.
Yeah, I agree, for what the 15 pro is and the way media is changing you can't go wrong with it paring the footage now that log is available. I love this kit, the FX30 with the 15 Pro is a solid kit for a solo creator and most people outside the pixel peepers would have their mind blown to see what you can do with a phone now. Like you said mixing the footage would pretty much be seamless now. I loved this bro, I've been considering upgrading to this kit recently, and your video has helped me a lot.
Totally agree. Side by side comparisons are pointless. Every camera on the market right now can produce amazing results. With all that said, the iPhone 15 Pro looks pretty good!
A lot closer than I thought, I usually see the biggest give away for phone footage is the shutter/frame rate (which I suppose can be fixed with some ND). Biggest iPhone tell is still the flares from the lens when there’s a strong light source in shot. Would be happy to use either in a project though great vid.
Dude, I came from your M3 Max MBP video. What a wonderful time to be alive right now, that no constraint of friction for us creators to make great content!
I could definitely tell due to the lower dynamic range and the depth of field not being quite as natural when you directly compare it like this. If I didn't know you were shooting with the two cameras and saw sequence cut with footage from both cameras however, I would have no idea you used more than one camrea. Honestly really incredible that iphone footage looks so good.
@@sloppysteaks That's interesting. There's something in the lack or flatening of the details in the shadows of the iphone footage that is a big giveaway
The functioning image stabilisation on the iPhone kinda gives it away a bit, but otherwise a good comparison 😆 Awesome to have LOG support in the iPhone now.
@@sloppysteaks Haha yeah it's really shockingly bad now. It almost feels like it somehow gets worse with each camera release too. They'll have to do something about it one of these days...right? 🙈
@@robert_may i usually turn it off and just add a bit of weight to the camera, i find that it's quite good when you have an OIS lens though, we also shoot all of Gerald Undone's studio tours with the 10-20mm handheld and its really smooth.
But, like the idea that we have come to the moment where we compare two cameras, one is a phone and the second is really good one, it's just mindblowing!
yes beside the flare and the highlight roll off which was pretty obvious give away for me it was the separation no matter how good a phone sensor becomes they're still far from the real thing the APCS/FF stuff gives but not bad at all for a phone footage or even impressive if we dare say
Yep, bigger sensor = increased depth of field. Could maybe adjust the FX30 lens/aperture to try to get them to match closer despite the sensor size difference.
My concern with the fx30 is the not as effective stabilization as iPhone. iPhone, though not having the features of a full frame sensor, has done a great job making shots seem gimbalized. Fx30 still seems shaky with stabilization on compared to iPhone. Do you also feel this way?
LOG really does it! I've mixed iPhone 14 ProRes with my FX3 and it was a little more work. I find that putting a gaussian blur of 1, 1.5 (FCP) on the phone footage even brings them closer.
Impressive. Just for clarification: Would the phone be oriented vertical on the proposed setup? If so, then despite having more vertical headroom in the phone shot, wouldn't the clips still fall victim to needing to be framed for both horizontal and vertical, resulting in a slightly compromised *framing* for both orientations (again, acknowledging that the vertically shot clips would be better than cropping a 16:9)?
no you can see the example i showed, i framed for the wide, and the phone is grabbing the 9:16, you don't even have to think about the phone shot with that setup. Make you 16:9 look good.
The quality has gotten amazing good for a smartphone camera. Obviously the bigger sensor on the Sony allows for a more shallow depth of field and better low-light performance. But I can definitely see how the iPhone could be used for b-roll footage in professional productions.
At this moment, I really think that the equipment you use doesn’t matter as much anymore and the differences in quality are more down to your talent and skill as a videographer. That’s unless you are filming anything in low light conditions, which is a HUGE caveat.
Love love love your perspective and insight in this video. For all practical purposes the iPhone looked equally as good with respect to color and exposure. The background boka was still much better on the Sony FX video (which was how I could tell the difference in the pic comparisons)
As someone that has stared at way too much camera and phone footage, I could tell the difference. But, I suspect many people would never be able to. The ProRes Log footage does a lot in making the image quality not have that over processed “shot on a phone” look. Great video and great comparison.
it's quite obvious that the sony's footage have quite more shallow depth of field... but apart from tha i couldn't really find that much of a different between those two when they are graded the same way as each other... so i say the iphone 15 is very promising... in terms of future filmaking?
it was pretty obvious to me due to the flair but my gf thought B was Sony, bcaus it was more "stable". So, most people wouldn't notice. Have you tried Log on the BM App? What's your take on it?
@@professionaI_yapper nothing.. i just use the iOS camera app. im not mucking around with settings i just want to hit record. otherwise why bother with the phone imo. keep it simple and stupid. it's what its best at.
@@sloppysteaks I see. I figure if someone is using prores log. The extra settings would be nice. I did had issues with the wb/tint jumping around before iOS 17's wb lock on the native app. Thanks for the prores log comparison!!
@@professionaI_yapper they will leave that to third party, if you want it the option is there i agree with Apple in that it shouldn't clog up the main iOS camera app. it's already getting a bit daunting to use.
I thought to myself if the Iphone aint B, I should give up! - sharpening plus slightly more contrast was the giveaway - colours matched REALLY well which arguable is just a tweak - well done to get them this close!
Great video as always. Next time you do a tour video with Gerald maybe convince him to do it on the iphone. It might struggle a bit in the dark corners but other than that I could imagine it working pretty well.
Never for pro (paid) work -I have the FX30 and good lenses. I might get the iphone 15PM and even get some shots for B-roll but nope...not for paid gigs. But I will keep it with me always!
You can immediately recognize the iPhone whey you see flares while shooting against the sun or any other light sources :) Besides that the quality of both is superb.
Dude that was a cool test. 100% never going to use a phone for horizontal/client work(I get it though). I see what you’re saying talking with clients and tell them vertical=iphone. Especially since they are posting it on platforms that reduced it to less than ideal. Great job dude!
The only reason I knew Camera B was the iPhone because you showed us the rig and the iPhone was sitting/shooting at a slightly higher angle than the FX30. Otherwise I wouldn't have been able to tell.
Goddamn it! I wanted to upgrade my old Honor phone to a real camera to start shooting my videos, but now I doubt it... The iPhone footage looks fantastic. What's the point of buying those expensive cameras with lenses if the average consumer won't even realize that the video was shot on an iPhone? For iPhones, we have external lenses and accessories, and it'll cost much less than a "professional" camera setup. After all, the video will be uploaded to social media and then compressed and squeezed like crazy, so people won't even know what the original source was. Sure, if you open the video on a PC or Mac, you can tell the difference because you'll have a bigger screen, but statistically, most people consume content on mobile devices anyway. So, what’s the "thing" that makes people crave a "real" camera? I understand those who shoot weddings, but even those are shot on iPhones nowadays.
Even the worst or cheapest mirrorless or DSLR is better than an iPhone. It’s just physics. I could absolutely destroy the iPhone’s quality with this side by side by just using a budget prime lens. I had to match the DOF of the iPhone to make it seem fair. iPhone has poor low light and poor optics. If you just shoot well lit scenes and don’t need much depth of field it’s great. Why use a real camera? Because it’s not your phone. Outside of quality, there’s a multitude of features real cameras have the iPhone doesn’t.
4:39 - bigger sensors are probably not gonna happen, because the vast majority of "Pro" iphone users woudn't benefit out of those and actually would struggle because of bulkyness and DOF and min_shooting distance issues. There are already issues people are complaining involving the 15Pro main lens and min focusing distance.
The only way I could tell which footage was shot with the iPhone was that the iPhone was mounted on top of the other camera and thus had a slightly different POV. The difference in footage was very slight to me. I don’t believe the viewing audience cares or could tell the difference.
I’ll admit it was a hard test at times. But there was a particular shot that gave it away for me due to the shot looking more weighty which was the dead giveaway
I feel like so many creators are always using their cameras for socials when you can now just use your phone and I think the new iPhone would be perfect for that.
I would agree...since like 2018 most cameras produce an excellent image. It is less now which is best but a matter of taste. I have seen some Fuji guys do stuff that blows what the Sony and Blackmagic guys are going out of the water... if you have a camera with a 10 bit image and can grade to taste ...that is pretty much all that matters.
Patrick hell of a video as usual. I think I was looking for issues and thought I spotted noise in Camera A. I likely was wrong and again just looking for a difference. They both look amazing.
That shit actually does look pretty damn good! The highlight roll off was the give away for me but I’ll definitely be using it for most vertical stuff. Thanks 🤙🏾
Wow nice footage! The only thing i saw wich one was the iPhone was by the lens flares. The iPhone has strange flares. But its getting very close now we have the ability to shoot log on the iPhone.
I couldn't agree more about the people who sit around comparing footage when the amount of factors that go into creating a look make it impossible to identify sensor size, brand etc. Mirrorless is mirrorless is mirrorless... Nonetheless great video bro!
Honestly could see the difference within the first four seconds of the video. While ProRes LOG helps a lot, there's still way too much digital processing going on for the image to have the natural feel a real camera has. Once the other footage was seen later in the video it was exponentially more obvious because of the depth of field difference between the two. Still, this is definitely a lot more serviceable than phone footage has ever been for certain applications
Totally agree with you camera is always better it special in lowlight but iPhone is better when it comes to compact or creating unique perspectives. I finally can combine my Sony A1 footage with the IPhone 15 pro max and grade it very identical. Mind blowing. Thanks also for the underexposing tip in another video. Keep rocking bro 😎
@@sloppysteaks Video with 13mm and 77mm looks much worse than from main 24mm lens because of smaller sensors, and 24 fps just to keep ISO as low as possible, at such small sensor high ISO can kill quality really fast, in most cases 24 fps looks much cleaner/detailed than 60 fps
@@PatrickWithCamera haven't experienced that. i use all 3 all the time, in fact when we did a full scientific DR test on gerald undone's channel we found that the best dynamic range signal to noise ratio is around 1250 ISO.
Camera A is Sony? It seemed for me that Camera B was more sharper and I thought that it's the Sony. Even SLC shot was more sharper for the iPhone. Night shots great as well
My iPhone color grading tutorial is here:
th-cam.com/video/43uyZMQk7K4/w-d-xo.html
the iPhone lens flare gave it away for me, but wow these look so close, I love how the log allows to not have that intense 'iPhone look'
Yeah, for me too, I saw that bokeh but didn't think much of it but that flare that went across the shot gave it away.
If you’re looking at lens stuff you’re caring about the wrong thing imo 🤷♂️ I could have shot t1.2 on a cinema lens on the fx30. That’s not the point of the comparison.
True, they are very close in colour. I was just pointing out an observation and thus didn't think much of it.
The next thing apple should care about is fixing that lens flare.
Also, really liking your grade, the colours are so nice.
@@Polymind small optics i dont think they can without doing some sort of computational removal in the image pipeline.
Same. I couldn’t notice the difference until I saw the flare
Could tell straight away due to the much better stabilization on the iPhone. The iPhone footages actually look really good, especially shooting in ProRes, which get rid of that super sharpened look.
It does look good but the highlights give it away. The roll off on the Sony is amazing. But I must say for a phone they’re definitely catching up.
The difference in sharpness quality was the most immediate giveaway for me at the beginning of the video. The iPhone sharpness causes a bit of aliasing on some of the more fine edges. Still, very impressive considering the camera is just one of the many features the iPhone has.
I think it’s just about color. The other stuff is for tech nerds, nobody else would care.
@@sloppysteaks Facts I agree with you on that. The colors look nearly identical on my screen.
it's incredible that we got to the point of doubting which camera is which between a smartphone and a fill camera? incredible
Yeah, I agree, for what the 15 pro is and the way media is changing you can't go wrong with it paring the footage now that log is available. I love this kit, the FX30 with the 15 Pro is a solid kit for a solo creator and most people outside the pixel peepers would have their mind blown to see what you can do with a phone now. Like you said mixing the footage would pretty much be seamless now. I loved this bro, I've been considering upgrading to this kit recently, and your video has helped me a lot.
Love to hear it. Holler if you have any questions.
Totally agree. Side by side comparisons are pointless. Every camera on the market right now can produce amazing results. With all that said, the iPhone 15 Pro looks pretty good!
Creativity > Equipment
The lack of good OIS on the Sony gave it away for me 😅
A lot closer than I thought, I usually see the biggest give away for phone footage is the shutter/frame rate (which I suppose can be fixed with some ND).
Biggest iPhone tell is still the flares from the lens when there’s a strong light source in shot.
Would be happy to use either in a project though great vid.
It’s pretty sick how you can go handheld with the FX30 and the iPhone on top gives you a stabilized vertical version. Great test.
Yeah it’s pretty great!
Dude, I came from your M3 Max MBP video. What a wonderful time to be alive right now, that no constraint of friction for us creators to make great content!
The only thing that told me what was the iPhone was the stability in the shots. We came a long way and it’s insane what is possible with a iPhone
The depth of field really gave it away for me, like i knew which is which
Luv my fx30, the best Sony for video I've owned so far. Pat the dead giveaway for me was how much tighter the fx30 is to the wider phone lens.
should we use ND filter on iphone camera for day light footage, you know to match the rule of shutter speed to fps?
I could definitely tell due to the lower dynamic range and the depth of field not being quite as natural when you directly compare it like this. If I didn't know you were shooting with the two cameras and saw sequence cut with footage from both cameras however, I would have no idea you used more than one camrea. Honestly really incredible that iphone footage looks so good.
DR is better on the iPhone if you look at scopes.
@@sloppysteaks That's interesting. There's something in the lack or flatening of the details in the shadows of the iphone footage that is a big giveaway
The functioning image stabilisation on the iPhone kinda gives it away a bit, but otherwise a good comparison 😆 Awesome to have LOG support in the iPhone now.
In a good way because it shows just how terrible Sony IBIS is.
@@sloppysteaks Haha yeah it's really shockingly bad now. It almost feels like it somehow gets worse with each camera release too. They'll have to do something about it one of these days...right? 🙈
@@robert_may i usually turn it off and just add a bit of weight to the camera, i find that it's quite good when you have an OIS lens though, we also shoot all of Gerald Undone's studio tours with the 10-20mm handheld and its really smooth.
I could tell the shallow depth of field difference in the closer focusing shots. But wow, those were super close.
you can add a depth of field lens to iphones now with a DOF lens like with Beast Grip gimbals
camera A had a stronger sense of place, but I wonder what LUT was being used?
Rec709 conversions for both
wich better blackmagic 4k or iphone 15 pro for virtual productions with green screen ?
But, like the idea that we have come to the moment where we compare two cameras, one is a phone and the second is really good one, it's just mindblowing!
Wow. That’s close!! 😮
yes beside the flare and the highlight roll off which was pretty obvious give away for me it was the separation no matter how good a phone sensor becomes they're still far from the real thing the APCS/FF stuff gives but not bad at all for a phone footage or even impressive if we dare say
The main thing that gave the 15 Pro away was the DoF. The FX-30 had a stronger DoF compared to the 15 Pro. Both look really good though.
Yep, bigger sensor = increased depth of field. Could maybe adjust the FX30 lens/aperture to try to get them to match closer despite the sensor size difference.
Awesome comparison Patrick! As you mentioned really scary how good the iPhone 15 Pro is!
My concern with the fx30 is the not as effective stabilization as iPhone. iPhone, though not having the features of a full frame sensor, has done a great job making shots seem gimbalized. Fx30 still seems shaky with stabilization on compared to iPhone. Do you also feel this way?
no camera except for maybe a Lumix now can keep up with iPhone stabilization.
@@sloppysteaks yup. I feel that. I love your work btw. I’m inspired by all your videos. Continue.
Good! 4:57 where your the locked of white balance is? on the hight light of car light or on the background?
I left both cameras AWB to make it fair
These kind of videos that need to be rewatched over and over again
Great Job 👏
LOG really does it! I've mixed iPhone 14 ProRes with my FX3 and it was a little more work. I find that putting a gaussian blur of 1, 1.5 (FCP) on the phone footage even brings them closer.
ProRes Log is already much softer now. They did a good job.
That's suuuuper close! love it.
I'm super interested in how you did your logo at 5:46. Can you provide some detail on how you animated that?
I paid someone to do it. Thanks!
@@sloppysteaks could you connect me to them? thx
Loved the video! 👍🏻
Do you prefer the 3x over 5x or did u choose the pro (3x) bc of the form factor?
i picked the small one cuz i dont want 5x zoom. terrible focal length for what i do.
What accessory is that for mounting iPhone on to the Fx30. I have both devices too
Just use a monitor hot shoe with a tripod phone clamp
Does the Pro Res Log feature only come with iPhone 15 Pro and above and not the regular iPhone 15?
Correct
I could see the difference before you graded the footage but do not think I would be able to if you had only shown the graded footage
Impressive. Just for clarification: Would the phone be oriented vertical on the proposed setup? If so, then despite having more vertical headroom in the phone shot, wouldn't the clips still fall victim to needing to be framed for both horizontal and vertical, resulting in a slightly compromised *framing* for both orientations (again, acknowledging that the vertically shot clips would be better than cropping a 16:9)?
no you can see the example i showed, i framed for the wide, and the phone is grabbing the 9:16, you don't even have to think about the phone shot with that setup. Make you 16:9 look good.
The quality has gotten amazing good for a smartphone camera. Obviously the bigger sensor on the Sony allows for a more shallow depth of field and better low-light performance. But I can definitely see how the iPhone could be used for b-roll footage in professional productions.
please tell us how do you grade it?) colours look so cinematic
Any change you are selling the luts to go from apple log to rec709?
what else cameras for the price of an iPhone? you have good recommendations there
Fx30, canon eos r, GH5, s5ii
I’ve been looking out for this test. Excellent, thank you. And yes, damn close..
At this moment, I really think that the equipment you use doesn’t matter as much anymore and the differences in quality are more down to your talent and skill as a videographer. That’s unless you are filming anything in low light conditions, which is a HUGE caveat.
How much Did you adjusted the exposure on the iPhone during this recording?
i didn't i left it all auto
Is it some pre requisite to shoot vertically when using a phone?
i don't understand your question
Damn that’s some pretty impressive results
i was searching for a valid usbc splitte for iPhone 15 Pro (ssd and micropbone). Do u have any suggestion? Thabks for your great videos!
don't think it exists
Love love love your perspective and insight in this video. For all practical purposes the iPhone looked equally as good with respect to color and exposure. The background boka was still much better on the Sony FX video (which was how I could tell the difference in the pic comparisons)
Stabilization told me which was which. Sony IBIS is good but iPhone is better. Awesome video
As someone that has stared at way too much camera and phone footage, I could tell the difference. But, I suspect many people would never be able to.
The ProRes Log footage does a lot in making the image quality not have that over processed “shot on a phone” look.
Great video and great comparison.
it's quite obvious that the sony's footage have quite more shallow depth of field... but apart from tha i couldn't really find that much of a different between those two when they are graded the same way as each other... so i say the iphone 15 is very promising... in terms of future filmaking?
And all I want is a follow up to the DVX100b andromeda
That is impressive. The iPhone 15 Pro can be a good companion to a point and shoot camera.
can we record slow motion 1080p 120fps in ProgRess Log
no
OMG i thought that camera B was the fx 30!!! because camera A looks a little bit washed out and flat. So i´m happy to own the 15 pro since 2 days!
it was pretty obvious to me due to the flair but my gf thought B was Sony, bcaus it was more "stable". So, most people wouldn't notice.
Have you tried Log on the BM App? What's your take on it?
The BM is garbage imo. Thanks for watching!
@@sloppysteaks hmm hot take. Tell us more...
@@smartideas-pedro1690 not a hot take.. try it.
Really surprised by how good it is with real log now. Does it still do the automatic tone mapping tho? that's the dealbreaker.
It does not in ProRes log. Confirmed by Apple. It will in h265.
Did you try it with the new Blackmagic Camera App? Makes the iPhone footage look even better!
It makes it look worse lol terrible app
@@sloppysteaks what is another app you would suggest?
@@professionaI_yapper nothing.. i just use the iOS camera app. im not mucking around with settings i just want to hit record. otherwise why bother with the phone imo. keep it simple and stupid. it's what its best at.
@@sloppysteaks I see. I figure if someone is using prores log. The extra settings would be nice. I did had issues with the wb/tint jumping around before iOS 17's wb lock on the native app. Thanks for the prores log comparison!!
@@professionaI_yapper they will leave that to third party, if you want it the option is there i agree with Apple in that it shouldn't clog up the main iOS camera app. it's already getting a bit daunting to use.
hi i love your video.
btw can i know what is your phone clamp?
I thought to myself if the Iphone aint B, I should give up! - sharpening plus slightly more contrast was the giveaway - colours matched REALLY well which arguable is just a tweak - well done to get them this close!
That 16 gone be crazy ❤
What are you using to rig the iPhone to your fx30? Great comparison
Just a tripod clamp mount from Amazon. Any will do!
Great video as always.
Next time you do a tour video with Gerald maybe convince him to do it on the iphone. It might struggle a bit in the dark corners but other than that I could imagine it working pretty well.
For sure!
Another great video man. Thank you..
Thank you for the video 🎉🎉 brilliant!!
Very enjoyable vid! Thank you for this video! Im looking forward to filming on the 15 Pro soon. 🤟
Bro you should compare Sony Xperia 1v to iphone 15 and Sony fx3
I can’t use android I don’t care how good it looks.
Thx for saying what I was thinking in the beginning
Thanks for making this video
Never for pro (paid) work -I have the FX30 and good lenses. I might get the iphone 15PM and even get some shots for B-roll but nope...not for paid gigs. But I will keep it with me always!
Why not for paid gigs?
You can immediately recognize the iPhone whey you see flares while shooting against the sun or any other light sources :) Besides that the quality of both is superb.
Yeah and nobody will care about that. Just filmmaking nerds and never make content for them!
Dude that was a cool test. 100% never going to use a phone for horizontal/client work(I get it though).
I see what you’re saying talking with clients and tell them vertical=iphone.
Especially since they are posting it on platforms that reduced it to less than ideal. Great job dude!
The only reason I knew Camera B was the iPhone because you showed us the rig and the iPhone was sitting/shooting at a slightly higher angle than the FX30. Otherwise I wouldn't have been able to tell.
wish they can add LOG h265 CINEMATIC MODE 🙏
The only way I could tell the difference is the motion blur on the iPhone. It still has that “phone” kind of look/feel.
i didnt notice
Why its allways grey at the start ?
that's log
Great video, per usual! Looking forward to your iPhone grading video. Also, that fx30 handle - what's that??
Ulanzi makes it. Just a side grip, probably won’t be doing any grading videos. I’m just winging it haha
Goddamn it! I wanted to upgrade my old Honor phone to a real camera to start shooting my videos, but now I doubt it... The iPhone footage looks fantastic. What's the point of buying those expensive cameras with lenses if the average consumer won't even realize that the video was shot on an iPhone? For iPhones, we have external lenses and accessories, and it'll cost much less than a "professional" camera setup. After all, the video will be uploaded to social media and then compressed and squeezed like crazy, so people won't even know what the original source was. Sure, if you open the video on a PC or Mac, you can tell the difference because you'll have a bigger screen, but statistically, most people consume content on mobile devices anyway.
So, what’s the "thing" that makes people crave a "real" camera? I understand those who shoot weddings, but even those are shot on iPhones nowadays.
Even the worst or cheapest mirrorless or DSLR is better than an iPhone. It’s just physics. I could absolutely destroy the iPhone’s quality with this side by side by just using a budget prime lens.
I had to match the DOF of the iPhone to make it seem fair.
iPhone has poor low light and poor optics.
If you just shoot well lit scenes and don’t need much depth of field it’s great.
Why use a real camera? Because it’s not your phone. Outside of quality, there’s a multitude of features real cameras have the iPhone doesn’t.
4:39 - bigger sensors are probably not gonna happen, because the vast majority of "Pro" iphone users woudn't benefit out of those and actually would struggle because of bulkyness and DOF and min_shooting distance issues. There are already issues people are complaining involving the 15Pro main lens and min focusing distance.
It’s already happening. iPhone will have a 1” in the next 5 years.
FX３０と全然変わらないですね。参考になりました。ありがとうございます。
The only way I could tell which footage was shot with the iPhone was that the iPhone was mounted on top of the other camera and thus had a slightly different POV. The difference in footage was very slight to me. I don’t believe the viewing audience cares or could tell the difference.
we luv ur rants
I’ll admit it was a hard test at times. But there was a particular shot that gave it away for me due to the shot looking more weighty which was the dead giveaway
In favour of which?
Finally we can shoot vertical and horizontal content at the same time 🙌🏼
I want a square sensor camera for this!
oh man! this phone is totally insane!😅🔥 the best and the most powerful phone this year
I feel like so many creators are always using their cameras for socials when you can now just use your phone and I think the new iPhone would be perfect for that.
100%
I would agree...since like 2018 most cameras produce an excellent image. It is less now which is best but a matter of taste. I have seen some Fuji guys do stuff that blows what the Sony and Blackmagic guys are going out of the water... if you have a camera with a 10 bit image and can grade to taste ...that is pretty much all that matters.
Patrick hell of a video as usual. I think I was looking for issues and thought I spotted noise in Camera A. I likely was wrong and again just looking for a difference. They both look amazing.
FX30 is a fairly noisy camera but noise doesn’t bother me.
@@sloppysteaksyeah wouldn’t bother me either. Likely just due to looking for an issue… 🤣
Sony ZV-1 video for some reason made me nauseous. 😬
That shit actually does look pretty damn good! The highlight roll off was the give away for me but I’ll definitely be using it for most vertical stuff. Thanks 🤙🏾
Wow nice footage! The only thing i saw wich one was the iPhone was by the lens flares. The iPhone has strange flares. But its getting very close now we have the ability to shoot log on the iPhone.
how do u transform from log to rec709'
It’s built into FCPX
@@sloppysteaks Can’t find it!
Already upgraded
@@sinpolpy inspector, metadata settings
@@sloppysteaks 🙏
@@sloppysteaks there's everything but not apple :(
I couldn't agree more about the people who sit around comparing footage when the amount of factors that go into creating a look make it impossible to identify sensor size, brand etc. Mirrorless is mirrorless is mirrorless... Nonetheless great video bro!
Not looking for which was which I actually preferred B
Honestly could see the difference within the first four seconds of the video. While ProRes LOG helps a lot, there's still way too much digital processing going on for the image to have the natural feel a real camera has. Once the other footage was seen later in the video it was exponentially more obvious because of the depth of field difference between the two. Still, this is definitely a lot more serviceable than phone footage has ever been for certain applications
i don't agree but thanks for watching!
Totally agree with you camera is always better it special in lowlight but iPhone is better when it comes to compact or creating unique perspectives. I finally can combine my Sony A1 footage with the IPhone 15 pro max and grade it very identical. Mind blowing. Thanks also for the underexposing tip in another video. Keep rocking bro 😎
My oneplus 11 has that log feature
i bet it sucks
I couldn’t tell the difference. I’m waiting for someone to make a film with the iPhone 15 Pro. Just to see what it could look like.
Indeed, the quality is good, as long as we stay at the equivalent of 24mm and 24 frames per second, anything beyond that and the problems begin.
what problems?
@@sloppysteaks Video with 13mm and 77mm looks much worse than from main 24mm lens because of smaller sensors, and 24 fps just to keep ISO as low as possible, at such small sensor high ISO can kill quality really fast, in most cases 24 fps looks much cleaner/detailed than 60 fps
@@PatrickWithCamera haven't experienced that. i use all 3 all the time, in fact when we did a full scientific DR test on gerald undone's channel we found that the best dynamic range signal to noise ratio is around 1250 ISO.
Camera shake tells me instantly that the B should be iPhone, but it's just an educated guess having watched the first few shots.
NAILED IT!
We’re supposed to just be looking at color. Nothing else is relevant.
Camera A is Sony? It seemed for me that Camera B was more sharper and I thought that it's the Sony. Even SLC shot was more sharper for the iPhone. Night shots great as well
A is Sony. Thanks for watching