Apple once again shows what can be filmed on the iPhone XS

Over the weekend, Apple published another of a series of videos on its YouTube channel showing how the iPhone XS is capable of recording videos and taking photos. The last published video presents itself with the ability to capture spectacular shots of the combination of light and water.

There are actually two videos. The first video (below) is a classic commercial that highlights the iPhone XS's ability to record video in a variety of conditions. The second (further down), in my opinion much more interesting, shows how the original spot was shot. How individual effects and compositions were used, how the actual filming was done with used iPhones.

Since it was mostly water effects, the increased water resistance of the iPhones came in handy. The resulting product then looks great and it's unbelievable how high-quality and interesting shots can be taken just with the help of sufficient technology, an idea and space for implementation.

The above videos can be an inspiration for you, for example, to immortalize summer fun, which is usually associated with water. Thanks to sufficient water resistance, iPhones are perfect for capturing images or videos from the sea, for example. Some daredevils even take the latest iPhones below the surface, but you do so at your own peril. In the event of a complaint, it may be a problem that they can "turn on" in the service department.

Source: YouTube