STEEL FELL TIMELAPSE ( iPhone 15 pro max unedited)

A sample of a Timelapse taken on my last camp up on Steel fell above Thirlmere in The English Lake District, This is unedited and intended to the quality that can be expected from this device.
#mountains #hiking #hilleberg #britain #iphone15promax #iphonephotography #iphonevideo

[@HardyTempestsWildCampsandWalks]

I upgraded from the 14 pro max and am super impressed with the 15 pro max especially the low light capabilities.

[@outdoorslifestyle2900]

That’s class I wasn’t sure if there’d be much difference but a few people have said there is, I came from the 13 pro and there’s a huge difference

[@waynepeel437]

Brilliant the new iPhone’s 👌🏼

[@outdoorslifestyle2900]

They are mate very impressed going to try the black magic app out to record a video see how well it does

[@anthonypayne1]

Nice one Steve! The quality that comes out these phones is truly remarkable!👍👍

[@outdoorslifestyle2900]

Hi Anthony it really is amazing and an easy process. I still prefer an actual camera but I think for a lightweight option this could be a winner over winter 🙌🏼.

[@ipaales7552]

To think only 20 years ago all we could do was play snake and marvel at a polyphonic ringtone...Nice one marra 👌🏕

[@outdoorslifestyle2900]

Ha ha yeah remember that mate 🤣, the battery lasted longer then mind plus is it just me or was signal better back then too? 🤔

[@ipaales7552]

@@outdoorslifestyle2900 definitely a better signal 🤣👌

[@PaulMessner]

I would argue that the images from phones now is better for landscapes than the bigger dslr. Dynamic range is incredible.

[@outdoorslifestyle2900]

100% mate it’s probably only a few years away from truly dominating photography. Like I’ve said before I prefer using a camera but for lighter weight hikes/camps the phone would be a huge benefit without much sacrifice in the way of quality