I got into cameras earlier this year, and this was the first Apple event where I knew what all those camera spec numbers meant. I'm still a rookie, but the 13 Pro camera features have gotten me so excited, with these tests making me even more so.
But once you're used to an actual camera you'll probably never or barely use smartphone camera anymore At least that's what happened to me, smartphone and an actual camera is just built with different purposes for different demographics
Even though I have no plans on upgrading this year and sticking with my iPhone 12 Pro, I always love your review Tyler. Been watching your channel since you made your iPhone 11 review. Keep up the good work.
you always cover everything that i care about. thank you tyler. and can’t wait for the iPhone workflow video, cool to see you get into magic tutorials!
Here's the thing, Apple doesn't come up with Cinematic Mode for professional photographers like yourself. They come up with it for people that just want to step up their game at a family bbq or something. It's not for us nerds. 🍎
Your videos are so fun to watch, Tyler. I always wait for the new one. As far as iPhones and mobiles are concerned, I still can't forget the amazing intro you had for the iPhone X. Those intro shots are still so fresh in my memory. Thank you so much. I personally really appreciate the good work you are doing to keep us informed and entertained.
Of all the reviews on this latest release (which is what I was looking for) … Yours is the BEST. Thanks Tyler, concise. No BS , no hype & always professional. You get a lot of intel in these reviews.
@@daito737Both is good. You may go with android if you want more customization and being open source. Both camera is excellent in terms of photo but video on iphone a bit better
Fantastic review!!! So glad I landed on this video as I’m researching iPhone 13 options now. Wondering if you think third party camera apps like Pro Camera and Filmic Pro will be able to incorporate the cinematic mode (perhaps allowing 24p shooting). I’m a wedding filmmaker and you are right, there are times when I need to grab some extra b-roll when on-site. The iPhone comes in super handy when all my gear is packed and ready to head to the next location and I see something really neat to capture (for a few seconds here and there to cut into the final film). Subscribed!
I think they crippled the 24fps cinematic mode to have something to "update" moving forward. These phones are getting so good they are starting to run out of things to upgrade.
Oh totally apple is good at that if you look at the history of phones they usually give 1-2 big feature with other smaller update and new color when there is no design change When they give night mode they only give to the main lense then next year they add one more lense Same as image stabilization Always just one or main lenses then next year the same feature expand to other lenses ( like does it really need one year to develop the same onto other lenses ) Or how Touch ID and Face ID is a bit faster on next year model ( which I’m sure it’s just some setting they disable or change some algorithms a bit )
It was strange to see everyone freaking out about Cinematic Mode being limited to 1080p, and acting like that was a deal breaker. Glad to see I'm not the only one to think that it basically doesn't matter. If you can see the detail of 4K, you can see the flaws of Cinematic Mode even more clearly.
Funny how "Tech Reviewers" dismissed Cinematic Mode as trash, yet actual filmmakers love it. It's like if you use it properly and consider its limitations, it can be useful.
I really didn’t think cinematic mode would really be all that, but personally I absolutely love it anytime I’m videoing people. Objects and pets, eh. But it really does feel like a step up in video
the 13 Pro last year…its hands down peak iPhone experience(good battery life, powerful processor, great camera system)120hz is a game changer for me as a gamer
I am tempted to use an iPhone for professional work, but for me it boils down to one thing: transfer time. If I’m doing a documentary, I want to be able to download the footage and get the camera back out onto the set as quickly as possible. I would love to know your thoughts on that.
There is a place for filming with a phone, but I'm still of the school of thought that if you want better photographic or cinematic performance then buy a cheap phone (demi-flagship from 3yrs ago) and a good camera. There are small cameras like the Sigma fp which are incredible and cost barely more than an iPhone. Even the Ricoh GR which is panned for its video, would be a far better use of funds if these capabilities are important. I like the new iPhones 12 and 13 because they are handy devices, and have returned to the iPhone4 aesthetic - I would buy one for that reason foremost, but I've done without one since gthe iPhone4S now, so I'll likely wait for these to become cheaper, and buy a Sigma fp or S1 in the meantime. Thx.
I'm not sure if I agree with your opinion that the iphone 13 pro and pro max's widelens are much better than the 13 mini or 13. I've tested both of them side by side on wide and honestly the differences are minimal or inexistent for rookies. These cameras are awesome! Anyway your video is awesome and well edited dude! keep it up!
Amazing video as usual! Coming from an iPhone 6S I really felt the difference buying the iPhone 13. Would love to see a video on different setups/settings to shoot different things like TH-cam talking heads, documentaries, social media content, etc.
The option to edit focus placement In Cinematic mode after its shot is AMAZING!! Ordered my 13ProMax two days ago (30 days before they can ship though)
F8 looks useable. Also I think the 13pro has a better wideangle than 13 and updated ultrawide as well. Regular 13 has the same ultrawide, and wideangle from 12 pro max.
THANK YOU for addressing the ghosting/flares issues. Every Android phone I've used doesn't have the flare issue and it boggles my mind that apple still hasn't fixed this
Indeed, cinematic mode not professional enough yet, hence I’m not upgrading from a 12 Pro. But, for social media purpose as a professional, it is still very tempting to purchase!
YES! camera navigation is way too crowded! I really hope Apple is taking notes on your video! I have missed good shots trying to navigate from one mode and settings to another
I would absolutely love a editing guide for iPhone. I bought my first mac last year and just got final cut pro. I'd love to see how to import clips and get editing
I immediately recognized that you are at the Hilton Hawaiian Village. Plus Diamond Head. I love staying there. I recently upgraded from iPhone 12 Pro Max to iPhone 13 Pro. Plus I upgraded to the MacBook Pro M1 Max 14".
Frankly speaking I rarely like to watch iPhone's reviews. But dude your video made me mesmerized n made me tempt to buy that iPhone 😊. Keep up the good work
Really love this. Thank you. Got to say though, after seeing this, I genuinely prefer 30fps over 24fps. 24fps is just too low for a modern display. I get why it works on film at a cinema, but it looks jerky on a modern screen.
Agree! This youtube video is shown in 30fps on my computer. He filmed himself in 24fps. How is the transition from 24 to 30 happening? Isn't that bound to be jerky? Most of those people who 'demand' 24fps have probably never considered this question nor understood it. Maybe they want the jerkiness and believe that this jerkiness due to conversion from 24 to 30fps IS THE CINEMATIC look that they want. LOL.
That shirt is the star of the show 😁. Now I think apple went with 30fps instead of 24fps because cinematic mode needs the extra frames to work acceptably. I am curious though why Apple didn’t use the LiDAR sensor for depth mapping for cinematic mode like they use for portrait mode in photos.
i did a series of video shots at night on an electric skateboard and i was shocked at how much better the image was than the 12 pro max. low light is fantastic now.
Huawei mate 7 was my first phone and odd quality is just 720. Still don't know what is the best for me android or apple. That phone you reviewing is so mind blown.
This is not a good upgrade. Speaking of cinematic mode it doesn't work and is 1080p. I always watch these videos on my 8K TV and all videos captured with phones look bad. As an owner of a cinema camera for professional work there's no comparison. Phones don't come even close. Those cameras are made to share in social media. As for the iPhone 13 it's a very good phone but as an iPhone 12 owner there's no need to upgrade. Maybe if next year they put a USBC and no notch I will consider it. Trying transfering ProRes over lighting cable is too slow.
Honestly I just upgraded from the XS and I wish I would’ve tested the iPhone 13 pro before I got it cause I’m not impressed honestly … I recommend you go to Apple store and compare phones before you buy cause honestly it could just be me
@@IvanRubin May I know what did not impress you? Like is it the camera performance or something else. I'm one of those planning to jump ship from Android to iOS.
@@jayeshmv honestly as much as I’m not impressed with the iPhone 13 pro. The bulkiness feel and shape the camera update didn’t seem crazy different. I’m also not a camera person so you can’t rely on my opinion. Stating all that info I still love IOS and will stick around with iPhone for the long term even though this phone to me wasn’t incredible. Hopefully I was able to answer your question
I wonder if the reason why Apple chose 30 fps for cinematic mode is specifically for social media usage. Most social media sites prefer their footage to be uploaded in 30 fps. So perhaps they did it to make it more native to social media.
That's not the case think they forgot or it's still in its early development and there tweaking it as they go. They could still put 24 or 30. They could just did 24 and you put it in a program and render it out to 30
@@WargodFilms yeah I'm sure that's the main reason. I'm just wondering if in their thinking they might have thought even though the goal is to get it working at 24 fps, 30 fps will work for now as most of this stuff will end up on social anyway.
Doesn’t matter what frame rate you shoot at if you don’t have an ND filter to slow down the shutter, it will look bad. The flares happen because Apple puts a piece of glass over the lens to protect it. Just like a pro camera you need a hood on the lens to prevent lens flare.
I have been using the Focos live app for my 12 pro max. To me that is a more superior cinematic mode than the one for version 13. Plus you can do 24fps.
My opinion of cinematic mode is jumping around a lot. Apple's keynote made it look really impressive. Then a bunch of reviews I saw made it look kind of awful (the cut-outs/transitions in particular). Now, as with portrait mode, finding out tightening the fake aperture up a bit helps immensely... my opinion is much more positive again. Shame it's locked to 30fps though. I see no reason why lowering it to 24fps wouldn't be possible. 6 fewer smart HDR and depth mapped calculations per second seems like it would only be easier...? Also, yes please on that professional workflow video.
This is the first video I have seen from you. I still can't deciede. This would be my first Iphone, but i would buy especially for it's video capture capabilities. BTW Why do filmmakers shot in 24?
Great review at very nice locations. Re your question on cinematic mode available only in 30fps (rather than for 24 or 25fps) I would assume the following: As the algorythm for cinematic mode is still new but complicated, Apply probably needed to make a decision for one framerate for launching their product. And, the most common PC and Apple monitoring framrate is 60Hz which perfectly resonates with 30fps. In Davinci Resolve, you could reduce to 24fps using their motion flow algo that is awesome. I myself, switched my Lumix S1H to permanently filming on 30fps after having recognized terrible flicker on 60Hz monitors and iPads. To avoid flicker with electric light in the EU (50 Hz), I select shutter angle of exactly 209 degrees - and everthing works fine.
I love cinematic with 60 fps nowadays. maybe it's because I play video games a lot I love 60 fps only. 24 fps was used not because it looked cinematic but because it was a requirement back then to cut the cost of the reel. It was the minimum requirement for fps they could go until people get a headache.
In my case its just because my primary camera is a sony a6500 aps-c which crops the sensor if you shoot 4k30 so to get the most light (which i need since its not FF) i work in 24 and balance the rest of my footage around that.
What makes you love the ultra wide so much? Is it mainly good for landscapes? I’ve heard others say that the wide lens is best overall quality? I don’t know anything about cameras but found your channel very interesting!
It’s a really large and crazy perspective, you can get some very creative shots with an ultra wide. But they will put the most resources on the lens and sensor of the main wide camera, because it’s what you’ll use the most and because physics wise it’s easier to design a perfect wide than a perfect ultra wide
Those very annoying 'ghosting spots' are sensor reflections, most likely because the lens elements are so close to the sensor. Ironically, they are probably off the back of the front element with all its coatings which are to reduce lens flare.
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I got into cameras earlier this year, and this was the first Apple event where I knew what all those camera spec numbers meant.
I'm still a rookie, but the 13 Pro camera features have gotten me so excited, with these tests making me even more so.
Could you recommend a website or a channel where you can learn about the basics in detail with good explanation
But once you're used to an actual camera you'll probably never or barely use smartphone camera anymore
At least that's what happened to me, smartphone and an actual camera is just built with different purposes for different demographics
For the money, you can buy, lets say, sony a6400 with stock lens and accessories
Excited by camera numbers that are not even impressive in the smartphone world lmao.
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Even though I have no plans on upgrading this year and sticking with my iPhone 12 Pro, I always love your review Tyler. Been watching your channel since you made your iPhone 11 review. Keep up the good work.
If you have a 12 there isn’t even a question that you shouldn’t upgrade. Your phone is perfectly fine
@@_PoPo_ I have an iPhone 12 Pro but I got a free iphone 13 should I use the iPhone 13?
@@_PoPo_ I have the 10 max and still skipping this one
@@MK-np3sd obviously I’m referring to if you have the option to buy a new one or not dude.
@@_PoPo_ im serious I’m holding 2 iPhone right now which should I choose 12 pro or 13?
Finally, an honest review covering what do you can actually do in a real world setting versus what has been publicized.
Taking this as my ‘summary’ for what I need to look out for Video wise. Thanks
9:37 I think you got your text mixed up. That, or the 12 pro looks way better.
Came to the comment section to say the same.
Yep. The one labeled 12 Pro matches the footage from the previous shot that’s labeled 13, so it definitely seems like the labels got swapped.
I was very confused for a second haha
Was wondering. Some strong sensor reflections from the higher exposure on the left - prob the 12 pro.
you always cover everything that i care about. thank you tyler.
and can’t wait for the iPhone workflow video, cool to see you get into magic tutorials!
Here's the thing, Apple doesn't come up with Cinematic Mode for professional photographers like yourself. They come up with it for people that just want to step up their game at a family bbq or something. It's not for us nerds. 🍎
Your videos are so fun to watch, Tyler. I always wait for the new one. As far as iPhones and mobiles are concerned, I still can't forget the amazing intro you had for the iPhone X. Those intro shots are still so fresh in my memory. Thank you so much. I personally really appreciate the good work you are doing to keep us informed and entertained.
A real review of Cinematic Mode with details that all the big guys are glossing over or not sharing - Thank you, Tyler!
Of all the reviews on this latest release (which is what I was looking for) … Yours is the BEST. Thanks Tyler, concise. No BS , no hype & always professional. You get a lot of intel in these reviews.
i just bought iphone 13 in 2024
Im about to follow your steps, so please what do you think? is there any problem with the front:back camera? or are you facing any problems?
M going to buy it too share some opinion should i buy iPhone or Samsung s23
@@daito737 depends on you, i bought ip just for the camera
@@daito737Both is good. You may go with android if you want more customization and being open source. Both camera is excellent in terms of photo but video on iphone a bit better
@@daito737buy an iphoe its whole lot better samsung havee heating issue specially in s23 and battery optiminsation is very poor comapring to i phone
Fantastic review!!! So glad I landed on this video as I’m researching iPhone 13 options now. Wondering if you think third party camera apps like Pro Camera and Filmic Pro will be able to incorporate the cinematic mode (perhaps allowing 24p shooting). I’m a wedding filmmaker and you are right, there are times when I need to grab some extra b-roll when on-site. The iPhone comes in super handy when all my gear is packed and ready to head to the next location and I see something really neat to capture (for a few seconds here and there to cut into the final film). Subscribed!
FINALLY, an in-depth review specifically about video on the iPhone 13 Pro. Thank you.
I think they crippled the 24fps cinematic mode to have something to "update" moving forward. These phones are getting so good they are starting to run out of things to upgrade.
Oh totally apple is good at that if you look at the history of phones they usually give 1-2 big feature with other smaller update and new color when there is no design change
When they give night mode they only give to the main lense then next year they add one more lense
Same as image stabilization
Always just one or main lenses then next year the same feature expand to other lenses ( like does it really need one year to develop the same onto other lenses )
Or how Touch ID and Face ID is a bit faster on next year model ( which I’m sure it’s just some setting they disable or change some algorithms a bit )
Yep. 24fps next year, 4k the year after.
That and it would keep the cost of the phones down
I came from the future and it's exactly what they did with the 14 pro and 15 pros haha
I absolutely do not need to upgrade from my 12 Pro, but these new features are a little tempting. Great video as always! Can’t wait for more!
I agree but i did.
Dude everything you do is perfection.
It was strange to see everyone freaking out about Cinematic Mode being limited to 1080p, and acting like that was a deal breaker. Glad to see I'm not the only one to think that it basically doesn't matter. If you can see the detail of 4K, you can see the flaws of Cinematic Mode even more clearly.
Not to mention movies are shot in 1080p...
@@elay6644 exactly - up until quite recently, major Hollywood movies to be shown on massive movie theatre screens were 1080p.
@@elay6644 these days, 4K is long available on Red cameras and the more recent versions of Arri Alexas. Movies are shot in 4K
@@alvareo92 but displayed at 1080p in cinemas
@@alvareo92 r u comparing last red cámaras that cost more than 15.000 dollars with an iPhone?
Funny how "Tech Reviewers" dismissed Cinematic Mode as trash, yet actual filmmakers love it. It's like if you use it properly and consider its limitations, it can be useful.
I really didn’t think cinematic mode would really be all that, but personally I absolutely love it anytime I’m videoing people. Objects and pets, eh. But it really does feel like a step up in video
Absolutely love that shirt and the wallpaper in that room!
the 13 Pro last year…its hands down peak iPhone experience(good battery life, powerful processor, great camera system)120hz is a game changer for me as a gamer
I am tempted to use an iPhone for professional work, but for me it boils down to one thing: transfer time. If I’m doing a documentary, I want to be able to download the footage and get the camera back out onto the set as quickly as possible. I would love to know your thoughts on that.
Sadly, a big complain has been that the Lightning port really restricts transfer speeds and it can take a hell of a long time to transfer big files
Solid review and some great points to take on! I’ve actually decided to use the iPhone 13 Pro as my main shooter for a full year!
There is a place for filming with a phone, but I'm still of the school of thought that if you want better photographic or cinematic performance then buy a cheap phone (demi-flagship from 3yrs ago) and a good camera. There are small cameras like the Sigma fp which are incredible and cost barely more than an iPhone. Even the Ricoh GR which is panned for its video, would be a far better use of funds if these capabilities are important. I like the new iPhones 12 and 13 because they are handy devices, and have returned to the iPhone4 aesthetic - I would buy one for that reason foremost, but I've done without one since gthe iPhone4S now, so I'll likely wait for these to become cheaper, and buy a Sigma fp or S1 in the meantime. Thx.
Right! An actual camera will always beat out an IPhone. Especially when you bolw it up on a big screen you begin to see the faults of IPhone
I Wana record my basketball games for highlights do you think I should just invest in a camera or stick to iPhone ?
Great video Tyler. Looks like you had a great vacation!
I’m watching this on an iPhone 7 and it looks amazing lol can’t wait to upgrade to the 13 pro tomorrow! Excited!!!
I'm not sure if I agree with your opinion that the iphone 13 pro and pro max's widelens are much better than the 13 mini or 13. I've tested both of them side by side on wide and honestly the differences are minimal or inexistent for rookies. These cameras are awesome! Anyway your video is awesome and well edited dude! keep it up!
You can edit the blur and focus in editing? WHAT?
Crazy
Why not this is fake blur not baked in like on real camera. Not big deal
@@TomasRamoska I thought camera adjusts the focus, if it’s software then that’s obvious
@@TomasRamoska yes but that’s still impressive.
@@gromenteal2133 it's not impressive because it's just an effect, like an instagram filter
Dude, I'm amazed by cinematic videos shot by you. Really look stunning in daylight 🔥🔥🔥🔥 I loved cinematic mode.
Amazing video as usual! Coming from an iPhone 6S I really felt the difference buying the iPhone 13. Would love to see a video on different setups/settings to shoot different things like TH-cam talking heads, documentaries, social media content, etc.
The option to edit focus placement In Cinematic mode after its shot is AMAZING!! Ordered my 13ProMax two days ago (30 days before they can ship though)
Why did you get the max and not the normal pro? im overthinking this big time and tryna figure out which one i need
3:02 depth of field and focus racking is INSANE!
I am watching it on a 27 inch monitor and the videos from the new iPhone looks perfect!
F8 looks useable.
Also I think the 13pro has a better wideangle than 13 and updated ultrawide as well. Regular 13 has the same ultrawide, and wideangle from 12 pro max.
Hey man, I just won an iPhone 13 yesterday from my local bank. It feels surreal
Every year i wont miss your iphone review. (Filmaker’s perspective)
THANK YOU for addressing the ghosting/flares issues. Every Android phone I've used doesn't have the flare issue and it boggles my mind that apple still hasn't fixed this
You're my go-to when I want a review of an iPhone's cameras. Keep up the great work dude!
You didn't mention how annoying long it takes to export a cinematic video. I've stopped using it because of that.
What's annoying about it?
Getting the 13 Pro and super keen to use it as my main TH-cam camera!!
At 9'39" in the side by side comparison, the 13 Pro looks terribly soft compared to the 12 Pro. Was the side the side mis-labelled ?
Probably the best review i have watched
That low light video in the beginning looks great!
Indeed, cinematic mode not professional enough yet, hence I’m not upgrading from a 12 Pro. But, for social media purpose as a professional, it is still very tempting to purchase!
YES! camera navigation is way too crowded! I really hope Apple is taking notes on your video! I have missed good shots trying to navigate from one mode and settings to another
i'm truly waiting for the photography version of the 13 review
Thanks for sharing these meaningful, informative reviews.
BRO im stilling rocking my *IPHONE 7!*
I would absolutely love a editing guide for iPhone. I bought my first mac last year and just got final cut pro. I'd love to see how to import clips and get editing
At 9:37 the video clip from the 12 pro is markedly better than the 13 pro, so I wonder if there was a mistake and the tag were switched around!
I immediately recognized that you are at the Hilton Hawaiian Village. Plus Diamond Head. I love staying there. I recently upgraded from iPhone 12 Pro Max to iPhone 13 Pro. Plus I upgraded to the MacBook Pro M1 Max 14".
Frankly speaking I rarely like to watch iPhone's reviews. But dude your video made me mesmerized n made me tempt to buy that iPhone 😊. Keep up the good work
which is better to buy iphone 13 or iphone 12 pro ?
Mine will be here on Oct 15th! Can’t wait! It’s on backorder..
If we are lucky, Apple provides an update to support 24 and 25 fps in Cinematic mode. It’s possible and done before (on iPhone 11)
Cool to see Kaimuki on TH-cam. Great work man.
Really love this. Thank you. Got to say though, after seeing this, I genuinely prefer 30fps over 24fps. 24fps is just too low for a modern display. I get why it works on film at a cinema, but it looks jerky on a modern screen.
Agree! This youtube video is shown in 30fps on my computer. He filmed himself in 24fps. How is the transition from 24 to 30 happening? Isn't that bound to be jerky? Most of those people who 'demand' 24fps have probably never considered this question nor understood it. Maybe they want the jerkiness and believe that this jerkiness due to conversion from 24 to 30fps IS THE CINEMATIC look that they want. LOL.
I put the f stop to 4.0 instead of 2.8 and it looked a lot more convincing
I heard about the 30 fps for cinematic mode 1st here so thanks & 👍🏻 🙏🏻
I agree regarding adjusting the bokeh depending on the situation. I like the blue but it can be distracting if there’s too much
I found you when you released the Iphone 8 plus review (still my current phone), gonna wait till iphone 14 to upgrade
Please do the video on professional workflows with the iPhone!
Always the best reviews!
wish theres was a dedicated video for the 13 and 13 pro
That shirt is the star of the show 😁. Now I think apple went with 30fps instead of 24fps because cinematic mode needs the extra frames to work acceptably. I am curious though why Apple didn’t use the LiDAR sensor for depth mapping for cinematic mode like they use for portrait mode in photos.
Yeah I think that’s it too. They need the extra frames for computation. Like they did for the extended dynamic range. They shot at 120.
i did a series of video shots at night on an electric skateboard and i was shocked at how much better the image was than the 12 pro max. low light is fantastic now.
Huawei mate 7 was my first phone and odd quality is just 720. Still don't know what is the best for me android or apple. That phone you reviewing is so mind blown.
This is not a good upgrade. Speaking of cinematic mode it doesn't work and is 1080p. I always watch these videos on my 8K TV and all videos captured with phones look bad. As an owner of a cinema camera for professional work there's no comparison. Phones don't come even close. Those cameras are made to share in social media. As for the iPhone 13 it's a very good phone but as an iPhone 12 owner there's no need to upgrade. Maybe if next year they put a USBC and no notch I will consider it. Trying transfering ProRes over lighting cable is too slow.
bestie are we really comparing cinema cameras to an iphone???
Computational photography/video is the next big leap...good review.
You should do that pro workflow video anyway!
Man my X is still perfect for everything I do expect the camera. Might be time to upgrade
Honestly I just upgraded from the XS and I wish I would’ve tested the iPhone 13 pro before I got it cause I’m not impressed honestly … I recommend you go to Apple store and compare phones before you buy cause honestly it could just be me
@@IvanRubin May I know what did not impress you? Like is it the camera performance or something else. I'm one of those planning to jump ship from Android to iOS.
@@jayeshmv honestly as much as I’m not impressed with the iPhone 13 pro. The bulkiness feel and shape the camera update didn’t seem crazy different. I’m also not a camera person so you can’t rely on my opinion. Stating all that info I still love IOS and will stick around with iPhone for the long term even though this phone to me wasn’t incredible. Hopefully I was able to answer your question
@@IvanRubin thanks
I wonder if the reason why Apple chose 30 fps for cinematic mode is specifically for social media usage. Most social media sites prefer their footage to be uploaded in 30 fps. So perhaps they did it to make it more native to social media.
That's not the case think they forgot or it's still in its early development and there tweaking it as they go. They could still put 24 or 30. They could just did 24 and you put it in a program and render it out to 30
@@WargodFilms yeah I'm sure that's the main reason. I'm just wondering if in their thinking they might have thought even though the goal is to get it working at 24 fps, 30 fps will work for now as most of this stuff will end up on social anyway.
@@TyroneLT true o can't do 30 even socials 24 ill do 30 if I want that vhs look
Future updates for 24fps and redesigned camera app. It needs it!!
How about a Detailed Full Review of the 13 PRO !!!!! 👑🇯🇲🔥💥⭐🌟🇧🇴💯💎
Yo I was there in Oahu @ Waikiki beach pretty nice to see it again lol
Doesn’t matter what frame rate you shoot at if you don’t have an ND filter to slow down the shutter, it will look bad. The flares happen because Apple puts a piece of glass over the lens to protect it. Just like a pro camera you need a hood on the lens to prevent lens flare.
The content was great, as always. And it was pretty and funny. Thank you, Tyler!
6:55 - It’s like you’re in a video call with a custom background.
Dope thumbnail. Dope shirt/music/accent wall!
Great review bro... Love from India❤ 🇮🇳
Great video! For iphone cinematography or vlogs pls.
Thank You I still can't decide to buy iPhone 13 or 12 Pro for shooting movies for my channel
Yes for the workflow video !
I have been using the Focos live app for my 12 pro max. To me that is a more superior cinematic mode than the one for version 13. Plus you can do 24fps.
it doesnt have the stabilization though, yes?
@@hafidhhh the 12 pro max does have the stabilization on its wide lens.
The Chuck Norris of photography!
My opinion of cinematic mode is jumping around a lot. Apple's keynote made it look really impressive. Then a bunch of reviews I saw made it look kind of awful (the cut-outs/transitions in particular). Now, as with portrait mode, finding out tightening the fake aperture up a bit helps immensely... my opinion is much more positive again. Shame it's locked to 30fps though. I see no reason why lowering it to 24fps wouldn't be possible. 6 fewer smart HDR and depth mapped calculations per second seems like it would only be easier...?
Also, yes please on that professional workflow video.
Only 30p because thats the only frequency available to match the processor clock so that the focus transitions seem fluid
It’s been a few years since I’ve been to Waikiki. Great review!
This is the first video I have seen from you. I still can't deciede. This would be my first Iphone, but i would buy especially for it's video capture capabilities.
BTW Why do filmmakers shot in 24?
Absolutely love the shirt!
Great video - best of its class. Sadly the iPhone still has those awful ghost flares.
Any idea when you'll have your promised iPhone work flow video up?
Great review at very nice locations. Re your question on cinematic mode available only in 30fps (rather than for 24 or 25fps) I would assume the following: As the algorythm for cinematic mode is still new but complicated, Apply probably needed to make a decision for one framerate for launching their product. And, the most common PC and Apple monitoring framrate is 60Hz which perfectly resonates with 30fps. In Davinci Resolve, you could reduce to 24fps using their motion flow algo that is awesome.
I myself, switched my Lumix S1H to permanently filming on 30fps after having recognized terrible flicker on 60Hz monitors and iPads.
To avoid flicker with electric light in the EU (50 Hz), I select shutter angle of exactly 209 degrees - and everthing works fine.
Your video quality is 😮 awesome
Even watching in 144p
We need an updated 'What's on my iPhone' video
Really good video. Thank god that i bought the Iphone 13 pro.
I love cinematic with 60 fps nowadays. maybe it's because I play video games a lot I love 60 fps only. 24 fps was used not because it looked cinematic but because it was a requirement back then to cut the cost of the reel. It was the minimum requirement for fps they could go until people get a headache.
Great video! 👍🏻👌🏻😎
I don’t understand why people prefer 24fps instead of 30fps or 60fps. 30 and 60 are way smoother. *Why? Why 24fps?* 🙈
In my case its just because my primary camera is a sony a6500 aps-c which crops the sensor if you shoot 4k30 so to get the most light (which i need since its not FF) i work in 24 and balance the rest of my footage around that.
What makes you love the ultra wide so much? Is it mainly good for landscapes? I’ve heard others say that the wide lens is best overall quality? I don’t know anything about cameras but found your channel very interesting!
It’s a really large and crazy perspective, you can get some very creative shots with an ultra wide. But they will put the most resources on the lens and sensor of the main wide camera, because it’s what you’ll use the most and because physics wise it’s easier to design a perfect wide than a perfect ultra wide
Those very annoying 'ghosting spots' are sensor reflections, most likely because the lens elements are so close to the sensor. Ironically, they are probably off the back of the front element with all its coatings which are to reduce lens flare.