hey what's going on friends it's Jonathan welcome back to another JC
production in this video we're gonna be talking about the iPhone 11 iPhone 11
Pro and the iPhone 11 Pro Macs and specific we're going to be talking about
the cameras on these new devices what's new and I'm gonna break down everything
and explain it to you that way you know what these features do so without
further ado let's go ahead and dive straight into this beginning with the
four new cameras so out of these four new cameras the iPhone 11 only has three
whereas the iPhone 11 Pro and the pro Macs have all four starting with the
back the new cameras consist of a new 12 megapixel wide camera with an aperture
of f-18 so this is the standard camera that we've all come to love on the
iPhone the difference here is that the focus pixels now cover 100% of the
sensor and Apple says this is going to bring better auto focusing in low-light
in fact they said three times faster auto focusing we'll have to see if this
is true once we get a unit in house and trust me I will be doing my own testing
the next camera is completely new to the iPhone it's never been put on an iPhone
before and that's a 12 megapixel ultra wide camera with an aperture of f28 4
and finally the telephoto camera has been updated from last year it's 12
megapixels and has an aperture of f28 oh versus the F 2.4 found on the 10s Macs
so out of these three cameras the iPhone 11 will be getting the ultra wide as
well as the standard wide and no telephoto but it will still be able to
do portrait mode which is great the camera on the front has also been
improved and it's a new 12 megapixel sensor with an aperture at 2.4 the front
camera has cinematic video stabilization it supports 4k up to 60 frames per
second and 1080p up to 120 frames per second so you can get some nice slow
motion with the front-facing camera that Apple is calling slow fees it offers
extended dynamic range or HDR with video up to 30 frames per second including 4k
speaking of extended dynamic range the three cameras on the back also support
extended dynamic range with video up to 60 frames per second including 4k so you
can capture 4k video at 60 frames per second in HDR which is crazy so with the
iPhone 11 Pro and the 11 Pro max if you start in the ultra wide and then
transition to the wide and then tell photo you do get four times optical zoom
and Apple says that you should be able to zoom in smoothly from the ultra wide
all the way to the telephoto during video the next thing is color
calibration this is something that Apple pushed really really hard color
calibration is extremely important when it comes to video because it's how
you're able to switch lenses and not have that lens affect the color of your
video pending that all of your settings are the same such as your exposure and
your white balance let me give you a quick example so this is a Fuji XT 3 and
this is the kit lens that comes with the XT 3 if you get it in a bundle so in
other words this is a Fuji lens if I were to take this lens off and put
something like this on there which is a sigma 24 millimeter lens for canon of
course I would have to adapt it on the body however due to the coating on the
lens itself the color is going to be different now how significant that color
difference is just depends on the lens manufacturer and how heavy that coating
is so let me set the Fuji xt3 aside and then take the sigma 24 and set it to the
side let me bring out this lens here this is a Zeiss OTUs 28 millimeter this
is a very very expensive lens this is a Zeiss OTUs 55 millimeter and this is a
Zeiss OTUs 85 millimeter you can see I have the
entire set here the total price for these three lenses is around twelve
thousand dollars the reason why they're so expensive outside of the hardware and
then the optics themselves is the fact that these have a special coating on
them and they are all calibrated to match each other so if I take this 85
millimeter and put it on the Fuji xt3 and record some video and then swap it
out with the 55 millimeter the color itself is going to look identical of
course it also comes down to the sensor so let me put these Otis's aside and
bring back in the Fuji XT 3 so the XT 3 has its own sensor this is a Fuji sensor
the camera that is recording the Fuji XT 3 right now up here is the a 6400 these
cameras obviously don't have the same sensor one is made by Sony one is made
by Fuji so the color that the sensor is going to produce is going to be
because of the colorscience of each of these sensors so what Apple has done is
they have color calibrated the sensor and the optics to match this is actually
a major achievement on Apple's part because if you switch cameras and you're
using a manual video apps such as filmic Pro when you have your settings dialed
in your white balance and exposure settings if you switch from the Y to the
telephoto the color is going to be identical this is gonna be great for
producing video there's no clarity on whether or not this is specific to the
11pro in the 11pro max or if the iPhone 11 cameras are also calibrated I do have
an assumption as well as prediction when it comes to the four cameras on the
11pro and the 11 Pro max even the iPhone 11 a lot of people aren't talking about
this but every single camera is 12 megapixels I'm assuming they're using
the same sensor on each of these cameras the only is changing is the glass optics
this is how they're able to achieve different focal lengths and apertures to
me this makes complete sense not only is it cost-effective but if you're using
the same sensor on all four cameras that's going to guarantee you the same
color in terms of the sensor and as long as you put the same coating over all of
the glass that covers the sensor well that guarantees you a calibrated
look all four cameras on the 11pro and the 11pro max can shoot 4k 60 frames per
second this is already incredible however when filmic Pro took the stage
they basically just took it to the next level filmic Pro showed off a feature
that is going to be released inside of their app later this year if you don't
know filmic Pro is a professional video app that you can download on your iPhone
and you have manual control over your white balance over your shutter speed
over your ISO your frame rates all that it's a very powerful app the feature
they showed off is the ability to do multicam so multicam is exactly what
I've been doing on my videos as of late it's the ability to switch between
multiple cameras to achieve different angles
the way it works with this new feature in filmic Pro is it's using all four
cameras on the 11pro and the 11 Pro max giving you a 4k stream while utilizing
these cameras and you can also record multiple streams of 4k from each camera
it's not really clear on what they mean by multiple it could mean two possibly
three or could mean all we really don't know at this point but
from the information that I gathered it's only two so you can record video on
the front-facing camera as well as like the wide-angle or telephoto on the back
at the same time in 4k many people may not find this impressive but let me put
this in perspective up until recent Sony cameras used to overheat when recording
4k video this is only one stream of 4k the iPhone 11 pro and the 11 Pro max can
record multiple streams of 4k at the same time I have no idea what the length
or limit is going to be on this but it's gotta make that processor hot but in any
case that's really really impressive however I think there's some
misinformation going around on the Internet this is a feature that is built
into a third-party app not directly in the Apple camera that is shipping with
your phone and it's not gonna be available until later this year chances
are as the Snapdragon processor that is found in Android phones gets more
powerful this feature will be ported over to the Android version of filmic
Pro before we dive into the software side of things I do want to touch on
deep fusion deep fusion is actually really really cool and exciting and if
you want to compare it to anything compare it to Google's processing with
the pixel phones now I imagine that on an iPhone and I personally think that's
really cool what deep fusion what's happening is your phone is already
capturing photos before you even hit the shutter button and it's capturing nine
different shots once you hit the shutter button it's going to process all nine
photos in different exposures including a long exposure so using advanced
algorithms in the neurosystem found inside the a13 it's going to pick the
best portions of all nine photos and then stitch those portions together
giving you a pristine shot I gotta say the example that Apple showed was really
really impressive and I can't wait to see how this stacks up against the
Google pixel 4 so moving on to the software side of things Apple announced
a night mode now this night mode isn't going to be something that you can
switch to manually instead look at it like this scene optimizer that's found
on Samsung Galaxy devices so whenever the sensor detects that
you're in a lower lift situation night mode will kick on and it's going to
adjust the exposure the sharpness as well as the noise reduction to give you
a pristine image once again the sample that Apple showed off was really
impressive but it wasn't really an ideal situation
it was a controlled environment not really a real-world scenario so I'm
gonna get this phone in-house and really push this camera and come up with my own
night mode samples that way you guys can see what it's like in a real world
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another feature no one is talking about is the updated true tone flash it should
be brighter hopefully it produces a softer look I'm
not really much of a flash user if you are Sun off down below in the comment
section I do want to know like how many of you guys actually use the flash I for
one am NOT a fan of the flash but if it's going to give me a brighter image
in a softer look and look more natural than artificial I'll definitely use it
speaking of features no one is talking about the iPhone 1111 Pro and the 11 Pro
max have audio zooming this is going to be identical to the way the notes in the
note 10 Plus work with the directional audio so as you zoom in that audio will
become more narrower and pick up your subject and isolate your subject from
any background noise I can't wait to try it out if the past is anything to go by
Apple really has never had the best microphones in my personal opinion and
that's really where Samsung has excelled when it comes to their video so I really
can't wait to put these two phones against each other quick tech video is
another new feature that I personally think looks awesome so while you're
inside the photo side of the camera app you can start recording video by holding
down the shutter and if you want to let go of the shutter you can swipe it up to
the little lock icon and it's going to lock the record button so now you're
recording video and with this you also get subject tracking so think about like
with the note 10 in no Tim Plus how I showed off in my Pro Mode video where
you can do subject tracking you touched your subject and the focus is going to
follow your subject this is also going to work the same way on the new iPhones
this is really really cool and I can't wait to try this out well my friends
that does it for this video that was a feature break down and what's new when
it comes to the cameras on the iPhone 1111 Pro and the 11pro Macs trust me I'm
gonna have a much more thorough walkthrough when it comes to these
cameras once I get my hands on these devices if you don't want to miss that
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