I have two very similar versions of this setup using SmallRig cage I had while waiting for the Beastgrip. One version is for my iPhone 13 for lightening port with the Apple USB adapter with a short USB C to Lightening cable. for power. Then a USB A to USB C adapter for the Anker hub. I have done wired 3.5mm mic input via a 3.5mm to USB C adapter into the hub. That works. Now it is a wireless lavalier mic into the USB hub. It all works seamlessly. Also can use the Blackmagic Video Assist for a monitor since I had several. Now the big plus is ability to use the BMC app with multiple iPhones to do MultiCam recordings. So many opportunities have been opened up with the new iPhone 15 Pros and the BMC app. We have only begun to discover the possibilities.
Just got my BeastGrip DOF 3 last week. Super cool piece of gear. I have the same Beastgrip cage that you do. I do rum a 30mm prime lens as well. It all work very well with no issues. Thanks for sharing your setup.
This is deja vu.... I remember when the Panasonic DVX100 came out and everyone was using the P+S Tecknik 35mm adaptor to get better DOF... lol... now doing it with a cellphone. Round and round we go
Thank you! 🙌🏼 and bring it on….ill take a guess XLR audio, wireless transmitter to a bigger monitor maybe or monitor with built in SSD recorder? Can’t wait to see whatever you got cookin!
@@initialfocus how about an extra camera? (that’s my next vid, not really iPhone overkill, kinda a different concept, but I am interested in trying a mega iPhone rig later). XLR would be nice, def wireless monitor, maybe some kind of mini gimbal so the phone is stabilised without needing to balance the weight of the battery, SSD etc… lots of options
Mr. Tobin. It pleases me to see new technologies being enhanced by user creativity and adaptive thinking. Despite being old school SLR and DSLR user, the evolution of photo/video technology is brilliant. Your generation and those which will follow are going to have a hell of a good time making memories through photography or videography.
Ha ha, now do it with Cooke Primes! (Seriously though please don't do that) The unique items required for a minimal version of this build (that wouldn't be required for another traditional cine camera rig) are the beastgrip case ($120) and the DOF adapter ($280) along with a usb adapter ($50) . That's $450. All to produce an overly soft image that only seems to achieves focus in the very centre of the frame. Hard pass from me I'm afraid, bur an entertaining video none the less!
Plus with the DOF, you have to use FF lenses. All of this together and you could just about get a used bmpcc 4k which has a wildly better image and codec. Super cool rig though.
Thats pretty cool, those iPhone 15 shots look just like my great great grandfathers Soviet camcorder from 1987 with a DoF adapter. Very neat! But I will stick to the Soviet camcorder, at least it only cost 2 Vodka and accepts DV tapes.
You can’t have something inside the usb c port in the iPhone when you want to listen to playback. You have to unplug the rode to access the audio recording. Unless you monitor via the rode
I’m slowly getting my rig together! Got a few things to get still. Waiting on the fresh crop of beastcage, dof adapter and L-bracket. Try the new Kondor Blue USBC Media hub please! Keen to see that in action! I have my rods, sliders, top handle and magnet fan from Neewer. Will most likely buy the monitor here in New Zealand and a Smallrig V-mount setup.
Nice set up. Please I have an iPhone 13 and will like to set it up like in this video. Can you help me with the accessories and if possible links where I can get them. Thanks
This is pretty awesome, which monitor did you use? Was looking into the Atomos Ninja V, I think that could also be used as the recorder to the external SSD. As far as hub's are concerned, I was really looking for one that just has 3 USB-C and 1 HDMI, but I haven't found one like that yet 😢 I think I am gonna go with the Anker 4 in 1 maybe? I am still researching, but I would ideally like a case (maybe moment) that can use a t-mount anamorphic, and/or a VND on top of that (so it could also be used outside of the rig). I am using DJI Wireless Mic and it is working great so far. For battery, was the one you used V-Mount just because you can attach it to the cage easier (did the cage you were using have a v-mount on it)? Either way, great video, if I had cine lenses the DOF adapter would be super cool I think.
Very cool... thank you. I'm waiting for the new Beastgrip 15 version. I plan to add an XLR sound in (with volume control) for my professional mics. Plus sound monitoring with volume control.
Smart phone companys don't know what there missing! Just release a smart phone with a senser!... with no optics, this will change the game forever. Content creators will shift from dslr to phones and only buy lenses and light gear
I watched this on a 65" TV. Looked great. I have most of the hardware except the BeastGrip products and lens. Iv'e got an AndyCine 4K monitor etc. It has an SD card slot for luts but no recording ability like the Atmos product. Hyperdrive hub laying around here somewhere. I'll get organized tomorrow.
How expensive was that setup. because i have my own mics, lenses, adapter, battery, etc. How much would the dofmk3, the 15mm rods, and the cage cost?@@initialfocus
Am I crazy to imagine a 15 Pro Max adapter set up to use - say - a fujinon tv broadcast lens with rec/pause and zoom button ?! It seems power could be figured out easily enough but not sure there is any adapter that can handle all the lens demands. Haven't found a thing online which might indicate an impossible situation...
It's super fun that you did this and I enjoyed the video. I also think that, practically, this makes no sense. You're basically buying a phone for $1500 as a dedicated camera. There's much better uses for that kinda cash.
What if you already own the phone and want to get into cinematography? Wouldn't it be cheaper to rig out your very capable phone than spend money on a dedicated camera that you have to rig out anyway? I think people are missing the point to this. Even a $600 Galaxy S23 FE or iPhone 14 have very competent cameras that can output really nice clean photos/video that are easily color gradable when recording in Log or RAW. The fact is a S23FE using a DoF adapter outperforms my 8 year old Canon DLSR in both low light performance and dynamic range (when recording in cinema DNG Raw). Phones have made leaps and bounds, I think we're at a point where setups like the one in the video aren't ridiculous, it's actually smart cost saving and makes for a great entry level cinema camera since everyone already owns a phone.
@03chrisv a few things here 1. I shoot weddings and social media videos for small businesses. Outside of a shotgun mic, I've never rigged my camera. 2. If you're rigging up your phone, you can't use it as a phone. 3. Shooting in 10 bit is hard on your battery. I watched someone shoot a wedding on their iPhone and they had to charge it 3x. That's going to really shorten the life of the battery. 4. When you're rigging your camera with another lens, you're putting a hat on a hat. Your pulling in light through multiple lenses. That's going to cause problems. Use the right tool for the job
@karlsma7245 Great 👍 This simply isn't for you if you can't see a use case for your workflow, however others can. Nobody said this is an ideal setup for doing wedding jobs, this setup is really geared towards cinematographers making short films or content for RUclips, not photographers or videographers doing jobs at venues and events. At any rate I still stand by what I said earlier, this setup or something like it would make for a good entry-level cinema camera. If someone is an aspiring cinematographer, especially on a budget, then using a modern phone that they already own and slapping a DOF adapter onto it with some used glass is a viable option without breaking the bank. If they're truly serious about their craft, they can buy themselves a FX3 after they get a little experience under their belt, they can even reuse the lens they bought for their smartphone rig. Nobody is saying to buy a new phone for the purposes of using it primarily as a camera which is what you seemed to imply in your first post.
@03chrisv You have always been able to use a phone for making short form content. MKBHD shoots his car reviews on an iPhone. You want to do that, knock yourself out. What I'm saying is that many RUclipsrs are pushing that instead of buying a dedicated camera, you should buy the 15 Pro Max as your 1st camera. That's a terrible idea for all the reasons I said above.
I’m not fully sold on the MK3. To be honest I really wanted to purchase one. I have nearly all cages and lenses BEASTGRIP makes so I was confident the MK3 was going to crush. The focus is not that sharp and it’s way too soft, I was able to see it on the mic once you focused on yourself. I just ordered the iPhone 15, couldn’t you just have used the 15’s cinematic mode instead with BEASTGRIP tele to shoot the end shot?
This exact set up with a mobile stand and light attachment. Can I get the exact list so I can checkout? We recently started a company and we want to start shooting content.
Wow this is amazing! I love it! I was actually was going to ask you about sports photography and video. Like what would be the best setup or rig? Mainly high school baseball. Thanks again for all your videos! You have a great production!
You should exchange the iPhone 15 for the Mi 13 Ultra and use MotionCam to record videos in RAW format... How much more quality do you think more than 4000Mbps can have over the best codec on the iPhone 15? Unless the iPhone has Apple ProResRAW, which I know it doesn't have, there's no comparison. A small detail: Root the Mi 13 Ultra and change a few things in the system and you can record 8k video in RAW just like the RED V-Raptor
Sorry for the exaggerated comment, but when it comes to video quality, lately I'm having a tendency towards absurd levels of data capture quality... This means removing as much compression as possible that could degrade some aspect of the image
Hello friend, how are you? My name is Willams, and I recently got an IPHONE 15 PRO MAX, and I'm wondering which accessories to buy and if it would be possible to send links if possible? I'm from Brazil, and I'm having trouble buying accessories here in my country.
"Hey, I was trying to purchase all this gear, but I couldn't find where to click or press the 'buy now' button. I really want to buy all of these items. The setup is dope, and I think it's exactly what I need. Could you please help me out? Thanks a lot!"
I'm getting ready to purchase a Rig For may iPhone 15 Pro Max. Any assistance in setting up the right rig would be appreciated. Also, the manual focus as a hand held rotary. What is the name of that, Where can I review prior to purchasing?
thank you! I’ll be using it with a weebill 3 s so i’ll be grabing everything from the bottom so I don’t think there should be much issue. appreciate the quick reply!
i swear these filmmakers are such pretentious folks making ridiculous rigs to make them look "cool", only to get results that look just like any other video.
Hey Michael no contact option on your site so trying here - Purchased your guide to get the detailed build video you refer to in the opening... downloaded 30 videos but don't see a "build video" referenced... can you refer me to source?
No because you would already own the phone so any additional costs just goes to rigging it, which you would have to spend on the FX30 or S5ii anyway. This is basically allowing you to repurpose the phone that you already own to be a pretty sweet camera rig. That's always going to be cheaper than buying another camera body and rigging it out. Nowadays modern phones are very capable, they have much better processors and AI capabilities than any $5,000 standalone camera and can record in 10 bit and even 12 bit raw/log up to 8k 30fps. The only shortcoming is sensor size, but even that isn't really an issue since they're getting better and better every year. Smartphones with 1 inch sensors basically offer the same dynamic range and light performance as micro four thirds cameras. Add in AI enhancements and they can even perform close to APS-C. All these phones really need is the ability to use real camera lenses, which is what the Beastgrip DOF adapter is for.
@@03chrisv That's a lot of gymnastics to justify this setup. First off not everyone already owns a 15 pro. You are talking about a $1200-1500 phone that's marketed as a pro camera and what people will be looking at to upgrade. "AI capabilities" primarily only applies to photos or cinematic mode and not log or raw. It's difficult to overstate just how far ahead mirrorless is in low light/high iso performance. In any situation that doesn't have ideal lighting i.e. night, indoors or even outdoors in the shade, a mirrorless will absolutely crush the phone sensor. Iphones use sony sensors and sony mirrorless camera sensors are 5-10x the size. In this video he is using a $1200 full frame lens adapted to the iphone which cannot utilize it's full capability. There is no scenario where using this type of setup is advantageous over just using an fx30 for a price that is similar or cheaper. The sample footage is also not very impressive. This is how you make film making more difficult and frustrating than it needs to be.
@adamvictor9124 You don't need an iPhone 15 Pro. My Galaxy S20 that's worth $200 to $250 outperforms my quite capable 8 year old Canon DLSR in just about every way (including low light performance) other than not being capable of shallow depth of field outside of macro shots. I could literally use my S20 in a setup like in this video, install an app that allows me to record in Log or better yet even RAW Cinema DNG and the end result would be miles better than anything I can pull out of my Canon DLSR. It's actually quite amazing what you can get out of a phone sensor in post when recording in Raw Cinema DNG since each frame is literally a full blown raw photo. A scene that looks completely crushed because you kept the ISO low can be brought back with great clarity and minimal noise, it was actually mind blowing when I first saw it. The DoF adapter actually allows you to make full use of the full frame lenses. There is no crop factor, the adapter focuses the image down so the smaller phone sensor can capture the whole image. If a newbie on a budget wanted to get their feet wet in cinematography I would recommend using their phone (something they already own) with a DoF adapter and a couple of used lenses versus spending more and buying a FX30. After some practice and skill building and maybe making a short film or two if they're truly passionate about their craft and feel like their phone is holding them back then they can go splurge on a more professional setup and even reuse the lenses and gear they previously bought. Though with each passing year smartphones are getting better and better, faster than traditional cameras are improving. In fact a stacked 1 inch sensor on a phone would probably outperform even a modern day MFT camera in low light and high ISO performance, maybe even nip at the heels of a modern APS-C/Super 35. I bet in 10 years the MFT camera industry will be almost absorbed into the smartphone industry, there will very little standalone cameras to choose from.
@@03chrisv Ok then why not use a 2008 Razr you bought for 5 dollars at a garage sale. The context of this video is using a 15 pro, rigging it out and using "pro" features like shooting log. Presumably with the intention of taking professional quality video. Not "using what you have to take the best video you can". And if that is the route you are going, you are better served just using a real camera. People act like you need to sell a kidney to get a decent camera when you can use a zv-e10 and get better quality video than any smartphone. Just like smartphones are improving so are mirrorless cameras, and sensor size is an issue that will never be overcome because of physics. You have the size of photosites, the wavelength of light and how much it can capture. Which is why Sony's 12mp full frame sensor has the best low light capability. With a phone you have to work overtime to get worse quality video. I recommend watching Mark Bennett's zv-e10 vs 15 pro video. Or watch any cinematic low light of a fx30 in 4k on youtube and compare that to anything from an iphone. It's night and day.
where are the links for that exact setup for the iphone im trying to buy the rig the same way you have it set up when i click the link it only shows the iphone and the case
Hey Michael. I see you going HDMI out of iPhone to an external monitor. Doesn’t the video output of iPhone 15 pro only 60fps regardless if Blackmagic app set to record at 24fps? I’d love to output to a wireless device like an accsoon or hollyland into a playback vtr setup but QTAKE can’t take 60fps. Am I missing something?are your external wireless monitors receiving a 24fps signal?
I have a similar rig but my problem Is that i get hdmi out on the hub connected to external display but for some reason the phone doesn’t want to charge even though everything is plugged in. Please advise 😭
I’ve tried recording the h2.65 apple log into the ssd, the longer the footage, even it’s short, inside the Blackmagic app, it keeps blinking when it’s saving, need to wait quite a while, and sometimes stuck in the saving process, do you have the same problem?
That means whatever drive you’re using or cable isn’t writing the data fast enough. I haven’t had that issue. Try to make sure you’re using a faster cable or drive?
This makes no sense what so ever, sorry.This setup for a miserable blurr, corner smeared, positively zero IQ quality and totally unbalanced set up between phone and lens? And then what??? Your communications go where? Wait, let me guess, now you buy ANOTHER $1500 iPhone since obviously you can't use the one that's rigged? For $1500 you can get A LOT of a much better REAL camera and lenses that can give you something like REAL IQ worth this rig. This is all absurd.
That’s why this guy is making these videos: he has no skill or talent as a cinematographer so he has to prey on gullible rubes who also have no skillset.
I have two very similar versions of this setup using SmallRig cage I had while waiting for the Beastgrip. One version is for my iPhone 13 for lightening port with the Apple USB adapter with a short USB C to Lightening cable. for power. Then a USB A to USB C adapter for the Anker hub. I have done wired 3.5mm mic input via a 3.5mm to USB C adapter into the hub. That works. Now it is a wireless lavalier mic into the USB hub. It all works seamlessly. Also can use the Blackmagic Video Assist for a monitor since I had several. Now the big plus is ability to use the BMC app with multiple iPhones to do MultiCam recordings. So many opportunities have been opened up with the new iPhone 15 Pros and the BMC app. We have only begun to discover the possibilities.
_That is one power of a set up, that looks like a $50,000 camera_
50k iphone. LOL
Just got my BeastGrip DOF 3 last week. Super cool piece of gear. I have the same Beastgrip cage that you do. I do rum a 30mm prime lens as well. It all work very well with no issues. Thanks for sharing your setup.
This is deja vu.... I remember when the Panasonic DVX100 came out and everyone was using the P+S Tecknik 35mm adaptor to get better DOF... lol... now doing it with a cellphone. Round and round we go
Omg I just had the same deja vu!
gotta respect the dedication to overkill haha. I'm feeling competitive, might do my own video taking it even further...
Thank you! 🙌🏼 and bring it on….ill take a guess XLR audio, wireless transmitter to a bigger monitor maybe or monitor with built in SSD recorder? Can’t wait to see whatever you got cookin!
@@initialfocus how about an extra camera? (that’s my next vid, not really iPhone overkill, kinda a different concept, but I am interested in trying a mega iPhone rig later). XLR would be nice, def wireless monitor, maybe some kind of mini gimbal so the phone is stabilised without needing to balance the weight of the battery, SSD etc… lots of options
I’d love to see it
Very Nice! But i miss in your description the list of all the products in this rig... can u help please. Thx!
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Mr. Tobin. It pleases me to see new technologies being enhanced by user creativity and adaptive thinking. Despite being old school SLR and DSLR user, the evolution of photo/video technology is brilliant. Your generation and those which will follow are going to have a hell of a good time making memories through photography or videography.
With that rig, you should submit your candidacy for the next Apple Keynote 😂
Put me in coach! 💪🏼
Ha ha, now do it with Cooke Primes! (Seriously though please don't do that) The unique items required for a minimal version of this build (that wouldn't be required for another traditional cine camera rig) are the beastgrip case ($120) and the DOF adapter ($280) along with a usb adapter ($50) . That's $450. All to produce an overly soft image that only seems to achieves focus in the very centre of the frame. Hard pass from me I'm afraid, bur an entertaining video none the less!
Certainly not a build for everyone and that’s totally fine! I appreciate you coming by to watch 🙌🏼
Plus with the DOF, you have to use FF lenses. All of this together and you could just about get a used bmpcc 4k which has a wildly better image and codec. Super cool rig though.
Thats pretty cool, those iPhone 15 shots look just like my great great grandfathers Soviet camcorder from 1987 with a DoF adapter. Very neat! But I will stick to the Soviet camcorder, at least it only cost 2 Vodka and accepts DV tapes.
woah, this is completely amazing! great job sir, on every level
You can’t have something inside the usb c port in the iPhone when you want to listen to playback. You have to unplug the rode to access the audio recording. Unless you monitor via the rode
I think when we start seeing 1 inch sensors on the iPhone, a rig like this will be pretty sweet.
I think when 1 inch sensors is actualy 1" diagonal, a rig like this would still kinda weird
Wow…can you get this setup on a DJI RS4 pro Gimbal.
Great video. That's a nice rig. I wish Apple would make an iPhone that's just a camera. Call it "iCam"
Mind sharing with us your setup and what you bought to get it to this point! It's just so coool!
as soon as I saw the beastgrip mk3 DOF adapter go on sale I impulsed bought immediately. How does the MKDOF3 compare to the DOF 2?
I’m slowly getting my rig together! Got a few things to get still. Waiting on the fresh crop of beastcage, dof adapter and L-bracket. Try the new Kondor Blue USBC Media hub please! Keen to see that in action! I have my rods, sliders, top handle and magnet fan from Neewer. Will most likely buy the monitor here in New Zealand and a Smallrig V-mount setup.
Nice set up. Please I have an iPhone 13 and will like to set it up like in this video.
Can you help me with the accessories and if possible links where I can get them.
Thanks
Gotta know if you use da Vinci resolve what were your export settings for pro res recordings to RUclips and Instagram this footage looks so good 🤤
This is pretty awesome, which monitor did you use? Was looking into the Atomos Ninja V, I think that could also be used as the recorder to the external SSD.
As far as hub's are concerned, I was really looking for one that just has 3 USB-C and 1 HDMI, but I haven't found one like that yet 😢 I think I am gonna go with the Anker 4 in 1 maybe?
I am still researching, but I would ideally like a case (maybe moment) that can use a t-mount anamorphic, and/or a VND on top of that (so it could also be used outside of the rig).
I am using DJI Wireless Mic and it is working great so far.
For battery, was the one you used V-Mount just because you can attach it to the cage easier (did the cage you were using have a v-mount on it)?
Either way, great video, if I had cine lenses the DOF adapter would be super cool I think.
Very cool... thank you. I'm waiting for the new Beastgrip 15 version. I plan to add an XLR sound in (with volume control) for my professional mics. Plus sound monitoring with volume control.
Is it harder to shoot on this set up or harder to shoot on Android phone with Motioncam app?
Sick setup!
What's the weight of this rig?
I’d say maybe like 8-10lbs maybe
Bit of a stretch question but have you tried mounting an EF anamorphic lense onto DOF to replace the smaller 1.55x Mk2?
😂😂😂 I love it. Hell, I’d love to have THIS rig. Im shooting my first feature with an iPhone 14.
Can u use the DJI focus pro on it?🤤
I hope you could give a shot to the DJI Lidar Focus system with this contraption of a setup?
You have the list of all this?
Smart phone companys don't know what there missing!
Just release a smart phone with a senser!... with no optics, this will change the game forever.
Content creators will shift from dslr to phones and only buy lenses and light gear
Wow looks amazing!!
Ah, the full version!
😂 and this one’s staying up! Thanks for coming back! 🙌🏼🙌🏼
I watched this on a 65" TV. Looked great. I have most of the hardware except the BeastGrip products and lens. Iv'e got an AndyCine 4K monitor etc. It has an SD card slot for luts but no recording ability like the Atmos product. Hyperdrive hub laying around here somewhere. I'll get organized tomorrow.
PLEASE TELL US EXACTLY WHAT ARE THE COMPONENTS YOU SHOWED US!!!!
Did you try using the mk2 with the iphone15promax? If so how did it perform?
fantastico...but ultimately just silly! I have this 15 pro max...great for B roll...not much more!
Im planning on getting one of these when it goes into mass production. im real excited about it.
Honestly such a good upgrade from MK2. I’m excited to see what people do with this and the latest iPhone.
How expensive was that setup. because i have my own mics, lenses, adapter, battery, etc. How much would the dofmk3, the 15mm rods, and the cage cost?@@initialfocus
Am I crazy to imagine a 15 Pro Max adapter set up to use - say - a fujinon tv broadcast lens with rec/pause and zoom button ?! It seems power could be figured out easily enough but not sure there is any adapter that can handle all the lens demands. Haven't found a thing online which might indicate an impossible situation...
How much does the whole setup cost
Hahaha woah that is insane!
But that singular USB-C connection is super capable!
I love the DOF adapter but do you think a PL mount version can be made
It's super fun that you did this and I enjoyed the video.
I also think that, practically, this makes no sense. You're basically buying a phone for $1500 as a dedicated camera. There's much better uses for that kinda cash.
What if you already own the phone and want to get into cinematography? Wouldn't it be cheaper to rig out your very capable phone than spend money on a dedicated camera that you have to rig out anyway? I think people are missing the point to this. Even a $600 Galaxy S23 FE or iPhone 14 have very competent cameras that can output really nice clean photos/video that are easily color gradable when recording in Log or RAW.
The fact is a S23FE using a DoF adapter outperforms my 8 year old Canon DLSR in both low light performance and dynamic range (when recording in cinema DNG Raw). Phones have made leaps and bounds, I think we're at a point where setups like the one in the video aren't ridiculous, it's actually smart cost saving and makes for a great entry level cinema camera since everyone already owns a phone.
@03chrisv a few things here
1. I shoot weddings and social media videos for small businesses. Outside of a shotgun mic, I've never rigged my camera.
2. If you're rigging up your phone, you can't use it as a phone.
3. Shooting in 10 bit is hard on your battery. I watched someone shoot a wedding on their iPhone and they had to charge it 3x. That's going to really shorten the life of the battery.
4. When you're rigging your camera with another lens, you're putting a hat on a hat. Your pulling in light through multiple lenses. That's going to cause problems.
Use the right tool for the job
@karlsma7245 Great 👍 This simply isn't for you if you can't see a use case for your workflow, however others can. Nobody said this is an ideal setup for doing wedding jobs, this setup is really geared towards cinematographers making short films or content for RUclips, not photographers or videographers doing jobs at venues and events.
At any rate I still stand by what I said earlier, this setup or something like it would make for a good entry-level cinema camera. If someone is an aspiring cinematographer, especially on a budget, then using a modern phone that they already own and slapping a DOF adapter onto it with some used glass is a viable option without breaking the bank. If they're truly serious about their craft, they can buy themselves a FX3 after they get a little experience under their belt, they can even reuse the lens they bought for their smartphone rig. Nobody is saying to buy a new phone for the purposes of using it primarily as a camera which is what you seemed to imply in your first post.
@03chrisv You have always been able to use a phone for making short form content. MKBHD shoots his car reviews on an iPhone. You want to do that, knock yourself out.
What I'm saying is that many RUclipsrs are pushing that instead of buying a dedicated camera, you should buy the 15 Pro Max as your 1st camera. That's a terrible idea for all the reasons I said above.
You obviously wouldn't buy a phone just for this. You can get a bmpcc for less and enjoy a much better picture and codec.
I’m not fully sold on the MK3. To be honest I really wanted to purchase one. I have nearly all cages and lenses BEASTGRIP makes so I was confident the MK3 was going to crush. The focus is not that sharp and it’s way too soft, I was able to see it on the mic once you focused on yourself. I just ordered the iPhone 15, couldn’t you just have used the 15’s cinematic mode instead with BEASTGRIP tele to shoot the end shot?
This exact set up with a mobile stand and light attachment. Can I get the exact list so I can checkout? We recently started a company and we want to start shooting content.
Wow this is amazing! I love it! I was actually was going to ask you about sports photography and video. Like what would be the best setup or rig? Mainly high school baseball. Thanks again for all your videos! You have a great production!
You should exchange the iPhone 15 for the Mi 13 Ultra and use MotionCam to record videos in RAW format... How much more quality do you think more than 4000Mbps can have over the best codec on the iPhone 15? Unless the iPhone has Apple ProResRAW, which I know it doesn't have, there's no comparison.
A small detail: Root the Mi 13 Ultra and change a few things in the system and you can record 8k video in RAW just like the RED V-Raptor
Sorry for the exaggerated comment, but when it comes to video quality, lately I'm having a tendency towards absurd levels of data capture quality... This means removing as much compression as possible that could degrade some aspect of the image
what"s the point of record 8k on a 1" sensor?
Hello friend, how are you?
My name is Willams, and I recently got an IPHONE 15 PRO MAX, and I'm wondering which accessories to buy and if it would be possible to send links if possible?
I'm from Brazil, and I'm having trouble buying accessories here in my country.
"Hey, I was trying to purchase all this gear, but I couldn't find where to click or press the 'buy now' button. I really want to buy all of these items. The setup is dope, and I think it's exactly what I need. Could you please help me out? Thanks a lot!"
I can't imagine carrying around that big setup and getting back and seeing footage that is worse than the iphone would be without it all. wth
I'm getting ready to purchase a Rig For may iPhone 15 Pro Max. Any assistance in setting up the right rig would be appreciated. Also, the manual focus as a hand held rotary. What is the name of that, Where can I review prior to purchasing?
Footage is incredible
Thank you 🙌🏼
lol what the fuck? No it’s not incredible in any sense of the word.
@@Easyfilm84 ok
Might as well get a DSLR
do you think the Anker 541 would work with the universal beastgrip rig?
If you use a right angle usb c adapter and aim it backwards it will work. It won’t work having the ports aimed forward. Just tested
thank you! I’ll be using it with a weebill 3 s so i’ll be grabing everything from the bottom so I don’t think there should be much issue. appreciate the quick reply!
on Android. you can force screen rotation. no problem with flipping 😇
i swear these filmmakers are such pretentious folks making ridiculous rigs to make them look "cool", only to get results that look just like any other video.
donde encuentro el adaptador para el hdmi, la batería y la memoria sd?
Will the DOF adaptor work with aps-c lens?
Hey Michael no contact option on your site so trying here - Purchased your guide to get the detailed build video you refer to in the opening... downloaded 30 videos but don't see a "build video" referenced... can you refer me to source?
This is cool. But also would rigging an fx30 or S5iix be cheaper and better?
But also this is very cool
No because you would already own the phone so any additional costs just goes to rigging it, which you would have to spend on the FX30 or S5ii anyway. This is basically allowing you to repurpose the phone that you already own to be a pretty sweet camera rig. That's always going to be cheaper than buying another camera body and rigging it out. Nowadays modern phones are very capable, they have much better processors and AI capabilities than any $5,000 standalone camera and can record in 10 bit and even 12 bit raw/log up to 8k 30fps.
The only shortcoming is sensor size, but even that isn't really an issue since they're getting better and better every year. Smartphones with 1 inch sensors basically offer the same dynamic range and light performance as micro four thirds cameras. Add in AI enhancements and they can even perform close to APS-C. All these phones really need is the ability to use real camera lenses, which is what the Beastgrip DOF adapter is for.
Yes using a fx30 would absolutely be cheaper and better
@@03chrisv That's a lot of gymnastics to justify this setup. First off not everyone already owns a 15 pro. You are talking about a $1200-1500 phone that's marketed as a pro camera and what people will be looking at to upgrade. "AI capabilities" primarily only applies to photos or cinematic mode and not log or raw. It's difficult to overstate just how far ahead mirrorless is in low light/high iso performance. In any situation that doesn't have ideal lighting i.e. night, indoors or even outdoors in the shade, a mirrorless will absolutely crush the phone sensor. Iphones use sony sensors and sony mirrorless camera sensors are 5-10x the size. In this video he is using a $1200 full frame lens adapted to the iphone which cannot utilize it's full capability. There is no scenario where using this type of setup is advantageous over just using an fx30 for a price that is similar or cheaper. The sample footage is also not very impressive. This is how you make film making more difficult and frustrating than it needs to be.
@adamvictor9124 You don't need an iPhone 15 Pro. My Galaxy S20 that's worth $200 to $250 outperforms my quite capable 8 year old Canon DLSR in just about every way (including low light performance) other than not being capable of shallow depth of field outside of macro shots.
I could literally use my S20 in a setup like in this video, install an app that allows me to record in Log or better yet even RAW Cinema DNG and the end result would be miles better than anything I can pull out of my Canon DLSR. It's actually quite amazing what you can get out of a phone sensor in post when recording in Raw Cinema DNG since each frame is literally a full blown raw photo. A scene that looks completely crushed because you kept the ISO low can be brought back with great clarity and minimal noise, it was actually mind blowing when I first saw it.
The DoF adapter actually allows you to make full use of the full frame lenses. There is no crop factor, the adapter focuses the image down so the smaller phone sensor can capture the whole image.
If a newbie on a budget wanted to get their feet wet in cinematography I would recommend using their phone (something they already own) with a DoF adapter and a couple of used lenses versus spending more and buying a FX30. After some practice and skill building and maybe making a short film or two if they're truly passionate about their craft and feel like their phone is holding them back then they can go splurge on a more professional setup and even reuse the lenses and gear they previously bought.
Though with each passing year smartphones are getting better and better, faster than traditional cameras are improving. In fact a stacked 1 inch sensor on a phone would probably outperform even a modern day MFT camera in low light and high ISO performance, maybe even nip at the heels of a modern APS-C/Super 35. I bet in 10 years the MFT camera industry will be almost absorbed into the smartphone industry, there will very little standalone cameras to choose from.
@@03chrisv Ok then why not use a 2008 Razr you bought for 5 dollars at a garage sale. The context of this video is using a 15 pro, rigging it out and using "pro" features like shooting log. Presumably with the intention of taking professional quality video. Not "using what you have to take the best video you can". And if that is the route you are going, you are better served just using a real camera. People act like you need to sell a kidney to get a decent camera when you can use a zv-e10 and get better quality video than any smartphone. Just like smartphones are improving so are mirrorless cameras, and sensor size is an issue that will never be overcome because of physics. You have the size of photosites, the wavelength of light and how much it can capture. Which is why Sony's 12mp full frame sensor has the best low light capability. With a phone you have to work overtime to get worse quality video. I recommend watching Mark Bennett's zv-e10 vs 15 pro video. Or watch any cinematic low light of a fx30 in 4k on youtube and compare that to anything from an iphone. It's night and day.
Came here only to say: Et voilà, cinéma!
Whenever I try to use my USB C hub with my Atomos it shows video for a few seconds then goes black.
where are the links for that exact setup for the iphone im trying to buy the rig the same way you have it set up when i click the link it only shows the iphone and the case
Do you have a video that breaks yhis setup down into bits and links that buy them ?
What lens would you use to shoot surfing off the dof mk3, any cinema lenses? or would you lean towards an ef 2.8 400mm?
Expensive phone, adapter and lens and it looks blurrier than a standalone iPhone
Great video. Thanks for that. The look is very unique. Hope Iphone comes with build in ND in the 'near' future. Maybe with a Mini SD slot ;-)
Hey Michael. I see you going HDMI out of iPhone to an external monitor. Doesn’t the video output of iPhone 15 pro only 60fps regardless if Blackmagic app set to record at 24fps? I’d love to output to a wireless device like an accsoon or hollyland into a playback vtr setup but QTAKE can’t take 60fps. Am I missing something?are your external wireless monitors receiving a 24fps signal?
Awesome video Michael!!
Thank you so much 🙌🏼🙌🏼
Are u using Mk3 in the camera set up ?
Yup
which right angle adapter did you use?
Wait it’s news to me that you can use actual cinema lenses on the iPhone 🤯
Is there anyone who can explain how you save in beastcam app directly to your SSD?
Can all this be done with an iPhone 13 pro max?
Nope 15 pro is the first to have USB C
lol you a mad man! 😂😂
Someone made my dream rig 😢
That Lens makes it look soft asf
I have a similar rig but my problem
Is that i get hdmi out on the hub connected to external display but for some reason the phone doesn’t want to charge even though everything is plugged in. Please advise 😭
The easiest solution is to just use a MagSafe wireless charger.
I’ve tried recording the h2.65 apple log into the ssd, the longer the footage, even it’s short, inside the Blackmagic app, it keeps blinking when it’s saving, need to wait quite a while, and sometimes stuck in the saving process, do you have the same problem?
That means whatever drive you’re using or cable isn’t writing the data fast enough. I haven’t had that issue. Try to make sure you’re using a faster cable or drive?
My iphone 15 shuts down from heat after 15 min using the black magic app at 4k60 log anyone else have this problem
In hot weather yes.
I purchased a fan and that doesn’t happen anymore. Black Shark Fun Cooler 3 Pro. Plus the screen never dims now.
never heard of that thanks for sharing
Just buy an external fan, though in cooler weather or room temperature it should last much longer before overheating, if at all.
Lol, thats why i like phones is bc it can takes good video and i can pocketed it after, well i know it just for views
But first let me get this call 😂
overkill
bro use all type HUB its better
Maybe overkill??? But I fuc$%^ luv it!!!lol
This is so fun!!! Haha
화질 너무 안좋은데..??
DOF 어댑터는 확실히 이미지를 더 부드럽게 보이게 합니다. 모두가 좋아할 수 있는 건 아니죠 하하 ....sorry if that doesn't make sense. I translated it.
This makes no sense what so ever, sorry.This setup for a miserable blurr, corner smeared, positively zero IQ quality and totally unbalanced set up between phone and lens? And then what??? Your communications go where? Wait, let me guess, now you buy ANOTHER $1500 iPhone since obviously you can't use the one that's rigged? For $1500 you can get A LOT of a much better REAL camera and lenses that can give you something like REAL IQ worth this rig. This is all absurd.
That’s why this guy is making these videos: he has no skill or talent as a cinematographer so he has to prey on gullible rubes who also have no skillset.
That Lens Flare. 😢
but like, why?
Because beastgrip paid😂
Why man, a phone is for talking to people, that's why it's called a phone, unless you like being noticed while talking on a phone?
lol it’s been quite a few years since the primary function of our phones has been to be just a phone…
You can talk on a 10$ phone. The 1000$ phones do alot more!
@@DISTORTION17 Oh, really, I didn't know that. Good pick-up. I'll ask you a dumb question. Can you make a call on a cinema camera?
@@mostfrequencies4981 You can on a pocket camera a.k.a smartphone
Hope you don't get a phone call while using that setup.
poor world ....
아무리 그래도 고객한테 저건 사기 아니냐 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Defeats the purpose. Way to overkill.
🤣
Just....no.
….but maybe
O my lord! lol
Crazy right?!
My dude, just use a freaking camera. Completely pointless setup. You killed both the portability of a phone and the quality of a camera in one setup 😂
No. Just no.
…..but maybe?
This doesn’t make sense knowing the glass on the phone is crap glass. It turns the lens you have on their into crap quality.
Great stuff but it’s over way too much for iPhone 😮