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I wish somebody can tell me what was wrong with the video being shot on iPhone, is it visible for a professional eye that it is iPhone? I was always told that t
by RomanPushkin 3y ago
I wish somebody can tell me what was wrong with the video being shot on iPhone, is it visible for a professional eye that it is iPhone? I was always told that the lens and matrix size is everything. Have things changed dramatically since the time you could only make a good shot on a full-frame DSLR?
- brokencode 3y agoWho said there’s something wrong with it? I’ve mainly been seeing people be impressed that they didn’t notice.
- baz00 3y agoThe camera is ok. The difficult bit is the expensive rig + post processing software + extensive skills required to get this result.
- mholm 3y agoIt's noticeable if you're specifically looking for it, but much harder to tell. Log color makes a huge difference, and the equipment they're using around the iPhone, along with the editing (and now better color grading) really close a lot of the gap.
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- astrange 3y ago"Full frame DSLRs" were not ever the cameras that took the best pictures, they were just the top end prosumer for a while. Mirrorless are somewhat better than DSLR now, rangefinders always were if you were into Leica, and medium format or large format have always been better than full frame.
- asimpletune 3y agoReally it’s the lighting that’s everything.
- chazeon 3y agoLens and matrix size is everything when you cannot control the environment, when you can change the lighting and design the scene, then you can make up for the smaller sensor.