Dan Pražák That the new iPhone 11 Pro is capable of shooting really high-quality videos has been confirmed several times since the debut of the phone. Not by chance its prestigious website Named by DxOMark as the best smartphone of 2019 for shooting video. Now Apple itself is showing the capabilities of the phone in a video that it completely shot on its latest flagship with the nickname Pro.
The video is called "Snowbrawl" (loosely translated as "Koulovačka"). However, the name of the director behind the minute and a half short film is much more interesting. He is David Leitch, who is responsible for, for example, the films John Wick and Deadpool 2.
And the work of an experienced director is more than noticeable on the video. The individual scenes are really well filmed and many times it is hard to believe that they were only taken on a phone. Of course, post-production and the technology used played a role to some extent, but it's still interesting to see what the iPhone 11 Pro is capable of in the hands of professionals.
Along with the ad, Apple also released a video showing the filming process. In it, Leitch explains that just because the iPhone 11 Pro is small and light compared to professional cameras, it was able to create some really interesting scenes. For example, the filmmakers attached the phone to the bottom of the sled or to the lid that the main actors used as a shield when rolling. When filming the classic scenes, other technology was used, especially various gimbals and iPhone holders. Practically everything was filmed in 4K resolution at 60 fps, i.e. in the highest possible quality that an Apple phone offers.
