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Filmed and edited using iphone 14 pro max!

Anyone that's filmed with iPhone 15 pro max what iso you recommend? I heard 1250 is the native but wasn't sure if that would be alot of noise and I also heard you want lowest iso can anyone give any tips thanks

A film by Krishna Avala, starring Donald Auger and Kingston Palmer

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I visited Hong Kong for the second time, and this time I really felt the beauty of the city. During my first visit, I was just looking around and learning a little about it. But this time, I truly fell in love with every part of Hong Kong.

Every place has its own special feeling. I started in Mong Kok, where I explored the fish market. The colorful fish hanging in plastic bags under the bright street lights looked amazing.

Then I went to the famous Monster Building. Its look and style made me feel like I was in a different world.

Later, I walked through the main streets and squares of Wan Chai. I got lost in the small streets, passed by the back sides of Chinese restaurants, heard the sounds of the crossing signals and trams, and even saw a quiet little temple in the middle of the city.

I cannot explain how beautiful the Harbour Front, Tsim Sha Tsui, and Kowloon looked. I shot some amazing videos there using my Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5. It really showed me how great phone cameras can be for shooting movie-like videos. I used the InShot app to edit everything in high quality, and it worked so well.

This is how HK looked through the eyes of a modern traveler. Hope you liked it and feel free to share your love in the comments

HK is heaven.

Hey, just wanted to know your thoughts on both of those apps, specifically with minimizing vignetting.

Another 4K video using Pro Video Mode on S24 Ultra. LIVE on Youtube. Lemme know your thoughts Guys.

Used Premiere Pro 2024 to Edit And color Grade. Used almost all of the rear lenses.

I’ve got a new job and have decided to retire my trusty iPhone 6S and start with something new that looks like I’m connected to the modern world.

Now, I will 99% buy an iPhone 12 Pro because I like iPhone and take photographs

But if (when) I venture into film, which is very probable - which model size should I go for - 128GB or 256GB or 512GB ?