Is The iPhone The Best Camera For Street Photography? - iPhone 14 Pro
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ม.ค. 2023
- Is the iPhone the best camera for street photography? - iPhone 14 Pro
The Question if the iPhone is the best camera for Street Photography is a valid one. I have my iPhone 14 pro with me wherever I go and Phones are just getting better every single year. So can the iPhone take just as good photos as a professional camera? In this video I took my iPhone 14 pro out with me to see how it would perform if I would use it just like my professional camera gear.
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Honestly the best camera are your eyes & a talent for seeing. The camera is a tool for capturing the image you have chosen.
Dude....
Well said my brother.
Not really, our eye has slower framerate, a worst light adjustment when night vision than cat, and no zoom in whatsoever
@@commandergumballwatterson733tell me something. What do you use first when deciding on what to capture with your camera?
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Great video, I found myself using my iPhone a lot for photo and video for my yt channel. Even I love my 5d's, the workflow and how fast I can be creating with the iPhone makes it a powerful tool I am starting to love.
Thanks for sharing that! I agree you definitely can create more and faster with an iPhone and if it fits your needs than thats perfect.
Hello from across the creek in New Jersey! Nice shots of Philly on your iPhone! I shoot both with the iPhone 13 Pro as well as the Canon EOD 100D. Although the Canon has the larger sensor and all the other options a smartphone may not have, I find I’m shooting more with the iPhone. Most of my days are in situations that my Canon cannot always be in and the iPhone is the best camera I have with me. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for your input. I am bringing my r8 and my iphone for my next trip.
great video and awesome photos, finally review where I can see someone actually knows to take a good photo
You are too kind! Thank you.
Really nice video and excellent set of images! I agree that the oversharpening it´s the big problem with mobile photography in general, fortunately there is ProRaw that mostly fix this. Really liked your video, subscribed!
Thanks for the awesome feedback! Welcome to the team! 👊🏻
there is sharpen setting in each photo edits
Well I do have multiple cameras like Fuji Xe-1
Canon 100D Nikon D70S
But there is something so special about using an iPhone for street photography
I do use my IPhone SE2 sometimes to snap some shots on the streets
I think I do enjoy it even though it has one lens and I can not shoot Raw with it but it’s still challenging and fun to use
Thank you for this video ….
Thanks for sharing! Interesting to hear. Appreciate you tuning in 🙏🏻
Thanks Steven, great video! I use my Galaxy note 20 ultra! It all about how to capture good scenes with the right angle :)
100% true!
It is what is behind the camera that makes the image. Love my IPhone 13 and these videos.
Interesting video. One important plus in favour of the phone is the fact that on a busy street, many people have their phone in hand, doing their thing. If you photograph people, they are not as aware you’re doing so as opposed to the fact you yield a camera in hand.
The other aspect is the sharing of photos. Watching these on the likes of FB over a phone doesn’t make much difference on over-sharpening.
Lastly, the subject here is STREET photography, not artistic, magazine, etc. photography. Action, story-telling is the main concern.
Hey Steven. :) Thanks for sharing your video and review. One thing though is you should always upload any camera review from a smart phone in 4K not 1080p. Makes a huge difference in showing what it can do. I doubt you shot the photos in 1080p and video in 1080p. Or did you?
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I shoot a iPone SE 2020 and a iPhone 12 Mini and never shoot with HDR turned on. I prefer a sightly soft image and not one that is beyond what my eyes see naturally. I never understood the whole sharpness thing but then again I’m just a pictorialist at heart.
I agree 100%.
Love the color! Photo editing tutorial, please.
Thank you so much!
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Great video, great photography and great conclusion🙂. The pictures from my IPhone are not like on the pro cameras that I have but you have your phone always with you and when it’s just for a FB or Instagram picture the phone is good enough. For (big) prints I will always use a real camera.
I am with you on this one I feel the same way 👍🏻
love your vids man, what lights do you use for your TH-cam setup at home?
Thank you I appreciate that! I use the Godox sl60w.
@@StevenSchulzPhoto thanks bro, yea nice setup
You got it!
Might be worth trying Halide. It will let you shoot traditional RAW rather than ProRAW that the built in app uses. Traditional RAW doesn’t have the sharpening or tone mapping of ProRAW to my understanding of how they differ.
That’s a great tip! Definitely gonna look into that! Thanks for sharing
Why do they call it raw if there is sharpening involved?
nice video as always! have you ever tested the maximum size you can print the photos in? keep it up, greetings from Germany
Thanks! Appreciate that a lot. I have never printed any iPhone photos in a large format. But definitely a good question. Now there is even upsizing software where you can basically make them as big as you like without compromising quality.
@@StevenSchulzPhoto what software can I use to do this?
@@MAFFTEST there is a software from luminar that you can do it in. Not sure what the exact name is but you should be able to find it
Awesome video
Thank you! I am glad you like it!
Still great images for story telling!
Whatever works for what you are trying to do! 💪🏻
I edited 1,2k DNG iPhone photos. Pics looks perfect but.. I tested S23 Ultra and it's not a good camera phone because slow shutter speed even with assistant camera and pro mode or expert raw. Honestly pro mode is the best from all of them but still there are blurred people. That's the reason I'll stick with iPhone still. I love zoom in Samsung.
That’s a slick MagSafe cover! Which brand is it? Props
Do you mean the case?
yeah
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Buen video
I don't think I'm going to take my camera on my next overseas holiday and will only use my iPhone 13 Pro Max. I'm not a pro photographer, lugging the camera and accessories around is a pain (especially if I'm travelling in a hot country), and the camera can be really obtrusive and intrusive. The photos I take will be for me alone (other than showing to family), and pictures from my phone will be more than adequate. Plus, I'll save myself $1000s on future equipment.
Wow.. Great shots. A camera is just a tool.
Thank you! And agreed! 🙌🏻
Seems to be the best one for street FIGHT photography anyway. Seems to be what they get used for a lot.
I bought iPhone 12 Pro a few years ago to replace my cameras. I haven't felt any desire to take pictures since then. Iphone photos are so sharp and digital, souless. I had next5, 500d, d3100 and I liked the process itself even though I had no knowledge of photography at that time. Sometimes I use a film camera for the effect that I really like. I've been considering buying a new camera for a few weeks now. I really like the fuji xe4, xt30, xt2 or maybe older both for the design and for the film simulation. But won't that be a $1,000 mistake?
If you like to hold a camera in your hand that feels special, and looks special then Fujifilm is definitely a great choice in my opinion. But if you are not sure, don’t do it of course. I agree with you The film simulations are unmatched.
check out the Ricoh GRiii. I also have a Fuji XT3 and X100V, but the GRiii is amazing for street. Check it out!
you take great pictures even just using an iphone. i have the 14 pro also but i wont take pictures as good as you😅😅
People freak out when they see a mirrorless/dslr camera pointed anywhere near them. Huge limitation in street photography.
Considering
The entire video could have been shot on the phone
All the pictures taken with the phone
All video and photo editing done on the phone
All uploading to various platforms with the same phone
I think the answer is pretty clear
Awesome video and pics
Could you make the raw ones available with it ?? Please!!🇧🇷🇧🇷
I may put something together and make it available if there is more interest
@@StevenSchulzPhoto I will be very grateful !!, I've been wanting a raw photo of the iPhone 14 for a long time.
@@StevenSchulzPhoto Where could you send me the pictures?
Hallo sorry ich Chan mir nun Mall keine richtige Kamera kaufen das ist zu duier aber daine Video sind Hammer
Es gibt viele die in der gleichen Situation stecken. Dein handy reicht vollkommen aus für den Anfang. Wichtig ist es Spaß an der photography zu finden. 👍🏻 freut mich das dir das Video gefallen hat!
Ja das habe ich mit Crosscal core x4 reicht mir folchomen bersondlich
Do you have a camera lens protector on yours? If so, have you noticed any degradation in quality?
I don’t have a lens protector on there so I can’t really give you any opinion on that sorry 🤷🏼♂️
Did u use the native app?
I did yes with pro raw activated.
My 14pro max gets good video but while uploading on instagram the quality of story gets degraded and blur how do i fix it ?
So what I had good experience with, is to match the video quality off the file that you upload with the same video quality it will appear on Instagram for example, which would be 720 P I believe. the bigger resolution to file the more it will get compressed and lose quality. so I have the online source will show your content in 720p try to upload it in the same resolution. I hope that helps.
Were these all taken on the native camera app?
Would love to see a editing tutorial of how you edited these shots, it looks absolutely amazing. Did you use Lightroom for the edits?
@@alexanderhdo I did use the iPhone camera app you are correct. Also edited them in Lightroom 👍🏻
i started with photograpy when i was 14 years young, at that time 1982 of course analogue, it was always a hobby, but i did a 4 years study in a special photography school also for fun. i have a darkroom and develope BW and Colour film, i started 1996 with micrografx picture puplisher, PS were not that common. i started 2004 with digital cams, so that is my way. i do street, portrait, nude art, have a small studio. i have analogue cams, 35mm, 6x6, 6x7, 645, and two digital cams - all sony, always with me a point and shoot analogue- oympus xa or ricoh ff1 and kinda point and shoot digital - canon ixus 90is or olympus stylus 1s. i love electronics and computers, my first was an atari 800xl 1985, my first phone 1995. But....never ever i use a smartphone for photography. 🙈 it doe´s not feel right for me. Tell a painter he should start painting on a tablet after 40 years on canvas with real colours and paint brushes.🤪 But i think young people can have fun with or it is a step into real art photography with big tools. greets BM
Thank you for sharing all of that. If you are shooting great landscapes or do fashion photography fine not photography whatever it is you probably need a better camera than an iPhone you are 100% correct. But for something to have with you at all times, even though you’re not necessarily planning on having a camera with you it’s a great tool, especially for beginners That don’t have the money to buy a dedicated camera.
@@StevenSchulzPhoto ...true, as i wrote, young people can live with that , but what costs an iphone 14?... 😉... here € 1.000,-- and more...so the point" no money" is funny....i have a samsung a70, was € 300,-- for the rest you can get some great used small cam to start with.. but everyone should do what they want, for making pics there are no rules what to use...🙂 greets BM
"they feel almost digital"... maybe because they are ;)
Maybe I should’ve elaborated a little more and added that they look very over processed and almost digitally created with lots of excessive sharpening, and clarity added it plus lifted shadows when you compare it to a photo taken with a regular camera.
You said four focal options but the iPhone only has three cameras…? How four?
One camera only utilizes a specific crop of the sensor to provide another focal length as far as I know. You can also find out more in the apple spec sheet: www.apple.com/iphone-14-pro/specs/
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speak faster bro plz
I speak the way I speak. you are welcome to stop watching the video at any time.
Your phone is not a camera despite it taking decent photographs in the moment. It teaches you nothing about photography! Tks
If Apple would give you more manual control it could be but that’s not the case just yet unless you use a 3rd party app. At the moment It’s like shooting in auto on a professional camera.
How pointless your comment is.
After a while, it gets very tiring and tedious lugging a camera everywhere….unless its a genuinely small compact camera the size of Sony RX100 thats genuinely pocketable in every culture’s clothing.
I use my iP14ProMax interchangeably with my XE4 for street shooting.
When i need a wide angle shot, i will use various apps within my phone for that soft, retro analogue film look.
But if the image needs a “camera look”, then i will use my compact Fujinon 35mm f2 + XE4 body.