Apple Event Shot on iPhone (thoughts as hobbyist filmmaker)

In this video we explore Apple's decision to capture its entire MacBook Pro presentation with the iPhone 15 Pro. The new features they presented for the phone opens filmmakers to new possibilities, such as log encoding for enhanced dynamic range and post-production color grading.
While the event's production quality was far from what most individuals can achieve, it's a reminder that a successful cinematic project involves more than just the camera. It's the lighting, stabilization, and overall production setup that truly matters.
Apple's use of the iPhone demonstrates the iPhone capabilities and highlights that, in the world of filmmaking, the camera is just one piece of the puzzle. Lighting, stabilization, and production quality play equally vital roles in creating a professional cinematic experience.
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[@NPC_averagemale003]

Plot twist: The Macbook M3 event was a marketing campaign for DJI drones and the Ronin 2, ARRI HMIs and Skypanels, Technocranes as well as Blackmagicdesign. They want to establish the Film equipment Cartel.

[@davebcn87]

lol, that's quite accurate. "camera doesn't matter anymore, buy our gear"

[@chrisbogart687]

@@davebcn87 They just took on all entry and mid-level video cameras with that promo.
The iPhone 15 Pros will become the choice for a lot of new video creators or people looking for another camera. It is a real game-changer for me. I love my iPhone 15 Pro Max.