The series “Shot on iPhone” brings together various productions that meet the level of creativity and technical precision when using the iPhone camera in different situations. Although the results of each proposal make it difficult to choose the best, there are examples that really stand out and manage to inspire more creators. So did this Although it is not an official part of the series, everything is present to achieve this in the video shared by iPhonedo.

The title of the short film, which consists of footage shot over a year and lasts just over two minutes, leaves no room for doubt about its characteristics: “Taken by me on iPhone 15 Pro Max. No gimbal, no lens, no filter!”.His creator It didn’t use the stabilizers, additional lenses, or filters that many videos in the original Apple series included.

A masterpiece shot with an iPhone

According to Faruk, the man behind iPhonedo, The clips used in the video were shot solely with the iPhone 15 Pro Max’s original camera, across footage shot over the course of a year.

Each frame is an example of his ability to find beauty in the everyday and his mastery of cinematographic technique. In doing so, Faruk demonstrates the power of the iPhone 15 Pro Max camera, as well as the importance of practice and choosing the right recording format.

By recording in ProRes 4444 XQ, a high-quality format used in the film industry, it managed to preserve impressive levels of detail and dynamic range.Although this format consumes a large amount of storage space, it guarantees unparalleled flexibility in post-production, allowing color and contrast adjustments to be made with millimeter precision.

As you can see in the video we shared below, The video’s narrative choice is a quote from Jim Carrey’s speech.adds an extra layer of meaning. Carrey’s words They talk about the importance of following our dreams and pursuing our passionsIt resonates deeply with Faruk’s work.

In the description of the video, the author shared the following details about the storage system and editing program he used:

I saved all the footage to an external drive in ProRes format using the standard camera app. Edited in Final Cut Pro

This video is more than just a technical demonstration; A work of art that invites us to look at the world from a new perspective and believe in the power of individual creativity.

Enjoy the end result, which is proof that anyone can create works of art with dedication and creativity, using the tools at their disposal.

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