No that just a mock up.
What.
They have really expensive lenses, and the set is filled with high end big budget lighting on set, so the lackluster low light performance will be a non issue really.
they build an entire rig around the phone
My guess would be that they're professional film makers who needed money and Apple want people to think their phone is a creator's device. That intersection created an opportunity.
Even if you use something like a Red camera, you'll still need to buy/rent a lot of expensive extra equipment.
28 Years Later: Danny Boyle’s New Zombie Flick Was Shot on an iPhone 15
Next summer’s horror blockbuster is the biggest release yet to be shot with iPhones—and not even Apple’s latest model.www.wired.com
Pretty insane.
Movie should look pretty “real” and gritty.
Don’t get it twisted though. Look at those lenses.
Lenses help with exposure. Focus, depth of field. Field of View Zoom etc they are precision made so expensive, add to that you need more than one lense as one can’t do it all
Yea I mean. Hardcore being filmed entirely on a GoPRO was more impressive in that regard.No that just a mock up.
Here is the first (and I think only) photo from the actual set.
You can see the iPhone 15 on the right - However, its on a whole entire rig. Its not like they just used a phone in their pocket to shoot the movie.
These marketing guys are frauds.
They actually used the PAL version of the Canon XL-1, which captured a 576p image. Makes me wish for a fullscreen PAL DVD so I can see the entirety of what they shot, with the full resolution and proper framerate
When I did my five seconds of research for the post I saw it claimed that the sensor resolution for the PAL version of the camera was still only 480p, don’t know if that’s accurate.They actually used the PAL version of the Canon XL-1, which captured a 576p image. Makes me wish for a fullscreen PAL DVD so I can see the entirety of what they shot, with the full resolution and proper framerate
I like the cheap look
Steven Soderbergh shot a couple movies on iPhones, Unsane and High Flying Bird. He frequently does his own cinematography, and likes to experiment. Unrelated, I've been shooting in 16mm.
So a clickbait and not entirely accurate. Cool.
I double-checked before posting and found it was similarly hard to confirm. However, it was shot on PAL MiniDV, which has a resolution of 720x576, so I assumed the camera must be using that resolution. Maybe it's possible they wouldn't though? But that'd surely screw up the production pipeline for PAL videographers.
sadly it seems it will never happen, and we have the pandemic to blame
Such a good film though. Definitely looking forward to this.
Of course he can. He sold out for marketing.
I'm still watching it. That rig gives me confidence it'll look acceptable
That shot looks really bad. And that's putting it mildly.(...)
Steven Soderbergh shot a couple movies on iPhones, Unsane and High Flying Bird. He frequently does his own cinematography, and likes to experiment. (...)
The concept of a ‘full frame’ sensor is not so relevant in cinema cameras. You get expensive epics shot in 70mm, indie films shot in 16mm, and all sorts of digital variants. Kind of depends on the look the director is going for, as well as the budget of the production.
Totally off topic but my phone can take photos in jpg, raw and super raw. Video can be shot up to 8k @24fps. What the hell is super raw?
