I Tried A Photoshoot With My iPhone 13 Pro Max. The Results Were NOT What I Expected!
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- Опубликовано: 1 авг 2024
- When you turn up to a photoshoot with an iPhone 13 Pro Max 📱 💪
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Timestamps
00:00 - Intro
00:55 - What are the challenges?
04:24 - The rejects (what went wrong?)
05:46 - The keepers
06:18 - Full editing breakdown 
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My experience making this video definitely boosted my confidence! 📈 I genuinely wasn't sure how it was going to go, hence I wasn't really talking you through anything while shooting, in case the whole thing was waste of time 😂
So you like this CameraPixels app? Any reason you chose that and not Halide?
@@KendaBeatMaker Curious about this too. Hoping David can provide some expert insights about CameraPixels vs Halide :)
@@chunited sooo I’m in some kinda camera app/raw shooting phase and I already bought it 😁. If I was an app reviewer I would be praising this app. Lots of modes and it’s so easy to use.
The JPG looks amazing. (Better than Moment) can’t wait for David’s review.
@@KendaBeatMaker You sold me on it, just a beginner and always thought Halide's pricing was a little steep. Always appreciate your input!
@@chunited yes it’s like halide but turn on the black/highlight clipping feature. Drop the iso to the lowest and play with the shutter speed to balance clipping. Pictures look amazing. I’m also a beginner but been spending lots of time on iPhone photography for the last month or so.
The quality of those photos is just amazing, my guess it that the next step of smartphone photography would be that the Camera app basically does all the workflow you did but it does it for you maybe with some settings or presets but I thing that would be great. Basically like next gen filters, that can change a lot of things fast and give you this cinematic look.
I think you’re onto something there. With machine learning, LiDAR and AR etc… I can see it happening in the next 5 years.
I think you did an amazing job David with these photos! We had lots of fun and I think you succeeded in your mission. I love the final pictures, all so different and unique!
Thanks! Just saw you shared them on Instagram. Looking 🔥 if I do say so 😆
Very informative, thank you!
I would love to see more photo shooting tips and editing videos. Make them separate as separate videos and discuss a little bit about ur choices and overall effect u try to achieve while u r doing them (voice over) would be great
That's your new coat! Always amazes me the difference a reflector can have. Love how you show the fact that there are loads of shots that you can learn something from. Really enjoyed seeing you create the magic in the edit.
Oh yeah, I messed up a load during this but I'll be rectifying it next time! My poor coat survived by the way 😂
Coming from my LG V60 to the pro Max 13, I'm struggling with the camera, but I'm getting better with it thanks to you and you videos. I'm especially having troubles with night/star photos and the editing. I got Halide like you recommended, but still not getting the night pics compared to my V60. Anywho...I'll keep watching and learning from you. Thank you for doing this for us, for real, thank you.
Such a great video. It demonstrates that even an iPhone 13 in the hands of a great photographer and post processor can work magic. Good work and I definitely would be interested in the longer editing video you mentioned.
Question. A couple of months ago you did a video indicating that ProRAW seemed OK. Would ProRAW be a possible alternative for a portrait shoot. If so, maybe another video showing that would be great. Thanks
It is not the phone, it is you and your skill...
Amazing result!
would love a pt2 on editing these look amazing
Thankyou David 😌, your videos are amazing, Waiting for more such videos
Thanks for watching! Can't wait to make more
SHeeeeeeesshh... :DDD the Final Edited Images are Amazing! Good Job!
Thanks for this Video!
Very good outcome! That's what happens when you pair a good model and a photographer. Roxana also doing great. I always learning something new, David. Thanks!
You're too kind!
Well done David! Really great results out of an iPhone. Just one remark: If you don't trust the preview (and you shouldn't trust it on iOS 15 currently), you can't trust the histogram. It is almost always based on the preview as well.
Would love to see a photo editing part 2 of this to learn from the master. Please teach us! :)
I'm in no way a 'master' but thank you.
omg. love this phone. i did an unboxing on my channel of the 13 pro max in silver. i'm binge watching these kinds of videos!
David many thanks for your videos, I follow you from Italy. I also have a mirrorless camera, but I can’t carry it everywhere. The Iphone on the other hand, yes. I’m learning so much from you!
Great to hear!
I'm also trying to figure out how to to the best photo shoot possible with just my 13 Pro. I need to rewatch this but in summary, was there a lens or ISO combo that performed particularly well? It seems like it comes down to lighting, as one would expect. Adding the reflector really changed your results. What was the flaw in common with all your "rejects"? Underexposed? But why?
Very cool video
Stunning works 👏
Thank you! 🙏
I really want a part 2
Superb video. Very inspiring. What are the apps you use please?
Amazing shots David! As someone trying to use my phone more in a pro setting, I love the fact that you went out on a limb to try! I feel like these phone cameras and their abilities are heading in the direction of high high quality. Whether you’re using a iPhone or android they’re getting better and better. Hope to see more and thank you for sharing!
Fantastic work David and yes, of course we want more : )
You watched until the end. I like you 👌🏻 😂
@@David_Addison Respect 🙂👍
wow ! incredibly stunning photos!
iphone 13 pro max has an incredible camera. :)
Hi, what’s your photo app on IPhone plz ?
What camera app are you using for this???? Thanks
The photos turned out amazing! What camera app did you happen to use for the shoot?
Looks like camera pixels pro
I would like to see a more detailed editing video. Thanks!
Nice…what’s the camera app ?? 👀
Which Camera app you used to take those pictures.
Beast
What is the name of the application that u are using for editing the photos please ?
This camera app CameraPixels please do a review soon
yes that is important to show how those pictures were edited.. still looking for that 1 video.. not able to find yet...
What’s the app you’re using to take the photos with?
Love from India
Another amazing video, David. It further proves that the camera in the iPhone is just that, a camera. It’s a tool used by photographers as part of the image making process, just like Lightroom and Photoshop. Can’t wait for the next one!
Thanks Greg! There are definitely limitations but you’re right, they’ve evolved into great cameras
These days they are cameras that can make calls. Oh.... and play angry birds.
*In the right hands 😉 … and play CSR Racing 2
Or F1 Mobile Racing 😁
Could you please do a review on neurashot
Is this in Castlefield Manchester? I love shooting there. Loving my iPhone 13 pro max. I'm shooting a short film on it using Prores and relying only on available light and its absolutely superb. I'm considering shooting a feature on it.
Can I know what is that camera app that u using, sir?
some really nice shots and. great edit. for more portrait photos you should consider a flash :D at least the small one from Anker, which does close up a decent job and brings that little bit of sparkle
Funny you should mention flash, Armin. Stay tuned 😉 😃 and thanks as always for watching and commenting!
David thank you for another great video! I always learn something new. Question, that photo app were you using?
Glad you liked it! The app is CameraPixels
@@David_Addison Thanks!
What app did you used for photography
Good video and very pretty girl, thank you sir for this video.🌹
What is the camera app?
These are stunning photos David. 👍Wouldn’t Halide fix your problem with these underexposed images?
It's so funny you should mention that! I won't say anything here though, stay tuned for the follow up 😊 ... (you are correct though)
Cool experiment, maybe do a side by side photoshoot with a 1000$ camera vs $1000 phone.
Thanks for making such great content 👌
Thanks for the idea!
Great video David! You have inspired me to get back into taking more photos with my iPhone now that I have got the 13 Pro Max after falling out of love with the ability of my old XS Max.
I have a quick question: if I’m solely editing on my phone (as I don’t have a laptop or desktop), would you say Lightroom & Photoshop is still a good combo to use or is it easier to just use Darkroom?
Thanks mate,
Fellow Brit Alan
Hi Alan, I think it's down to how you like to edit and what kind of edits you want to make. Sorry I can't be more specific than that, really
@@David_Addison no worries, thanks for the reply David!
Sir is sony a7 3 camera better than iphone 13 pro
Hi David. Great photoshoot and video. I watched a lot of videos on shooting with iPhone 13 pro max and yours gives the most valuable information. I have a question though - how do you export your RAW photos from your iPhone to a PC?
To a PC, I have no idea, sorry. If you use Lightroom on your iPhone you can sync it to Lightroom Classic on your PC though.
Hilarious 2023 that not inveted get
that final product, how large would you be comfortable printing it, say 16x20 would work?
Yes I think so, I edited them all on a 32" UHD display and have watched the video back on a 40" 4K display and they look great!
Hey David - I've been leaving my sony a7r2 behind a lot more and just focussed on mastreing my iphone13 pro - I have a question for you - Why do you elect to shoot raw rather than pro-raw? Pro-raw seems to consistently push out higher dynamic ranges (obviously because it brackets photos itself) - and thus often has less noise to contend with. Sure I can't manually control camera settings, but when I go out to do photos, I find my proraw ones get me better shots more of the time. I'm sure this could be a failing on my part, so would love to hear your thoughts.
Hey Damien, great question. I have a full video on RAW vs ProRAW I made recently that may answer your question more comprehensively than I can here. I’m also planning a follow up to this video where I’ll be shooting in ProRAW too
@@David_Addison Perfect mate, I'll find that video and check it out
Google pixel 6 pro for the win 🥇
Really, nobody comment about how pretty the model is.
Shooting an iPhone 13 Pro Max it feels like we're shooting with crop sensor mirrorless cameras but more lighter and without carrying extra external SD cards.
Low ISO in a digital camera doesn't work the same way as it does in film. There is a native ISO in digital. Lower or higher settings both lose quality.
Why not using Apple proRaw
Is it just me, or was there no mention of the camera app used.
There was no mention at all.
I feel like the iPhones pictures are more comparable to pictures from an actual DSLR than most android phones, while some of the Samsung flagships and others may take better images in the default camera app and have more pixels, somehow the iPhone always produces the more natural and more "editable" (hope you know what I mean) images, like, with some editing they can turn out really great... While on Samsung phones even with apps for raw recording I feel like there is to much processing done and the images get less natural
what the camera App?
CameraPixels
@@David_Addison thanks
Maybe I missed it but what did you shot the staircase bracketed photos with, the stock camera app in RAW or something else? I just got a 13 Mini coming from Android and I can't wait to do something similar with a friend of mine!
Aldo, the results are absolutely amazing but doesn't all that back and forth between Lightroom, Photoshop, Lightroom and another app on the phone degrade the image quality?
I'm just curious, seeing those on my 4K OLED tv they look sick anyway!
I used CameraPixels for the bracket. Since I’m mostly dealing with DNG and TIFF in Lightroom and Photoshop they handle being moved around very well. I haven’t seen any noticeable loss in quality. Thanks!
@@David_Addison thanks for the quick reply! I still have to see your 2021 top apss video but I know CameraPixels is in there, I'll have to check that out :)
Beautyful women ♥️
She is
I think iPhone 13 pro camera quality are mediocre but your editing skill are professional 🤣
Does anyone recognize what phone he uses?
IPhone pro 13 max
There's no rules to this sh*t !!! Phone / camera, dont matter. It is what you make it. I shot a whole piece for Vogue and singer Jhene Aiko, on an iPhone 11...they loved it.
Great shots but I really dislike all the photo manipulation you did. Work with what you have. If the pose wasn't positioned the best that's your fault do it over again don't manipulate the photo.
Bottom line is I’m confused af
Hey David, where do you find all these babes from? 😉
Honestly using a dedicated camera as a professional photographer lands much more credibility than showing up with a smartphone lol
(unless you have already worked with a client in the past)
Holy fuck those ear muffs man LOL, don't take this the wrong way but if you lived near me and you was wearing those you'd be beat up on the spot no hesitation.
It is post-processed so much that it could have been any kind of smartphone. It is a photoshop tutorial, not a camera/raw file review😂
It’s a photoshoot demonstration, not a tutorial or review.
@@David_Addison Yeah, I used the wrong word. That is true, but my point is that it eventually becomes a photoshop demonstration, you post-processed so much that you could have got the same result almost with any smartphone. I am not saying that the final result and photoshoot were not good. I am saying that the final results are good independently of using an iPhone 13 pro max because of photoshop. Sure, garbage in garbage out, so having good starting material is essential, still I believe that with this post-process you flatten any difference with smartphone. The overall message to me is: if you are good with photoshop you can get pro-level portraits regardless shooting with a smartphone! Until you do not print, of course! ;) So, to me this is a photoshop demonstration more than a photoshoot one ;)
To much effort and editing 45 minutes for Instagram it's a photo sharing app not for a magazine
Samsung 21 was much better not even talking about s21 ultra…
Thank you! Fabulous photos and great video - very informative and inspirational. I struggle to stick with my DSLR cameras, I’d rather use my iPhone. I’ve taken incredible photos with it to print. I can get right in where I need to, stretch it’s capabilities to the max, and make it talk. You have given me permission to use my iPhone so much more. 🙌🫶👏