Apple has released a new batch of “Shot on iPhone” TV commercials.
Apple’s creative team looks for photos and videos on social media and Flickr. They then request the owners’ permission to use it and verify that it was in fact taken with an iPhone camera.
Each video below is the original as shot with an iPhone 6s or iPhone 6s Plus — without filters, adjustments, or retouching. Imagine what you can do with a camera this advanced, along with the powerful editing tools built into your iPhone.
Here’s the latest batch of Apple’s “Shot on iPhone” spots:
Shot on iPhone by John L. – Sepang, Malaysia
Song: “Florence (ft. Kwes)” by Loyle Carner
Shot on iPhone by Mirabai M. – Byron Bay, Australia
Song: “Soda Pop Fiction” by Polyenso
Shot on iPhone by Mitchell H. – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Song: “Five Minutes” by Her
Shot on iPhone by Keiran W. – Airplane flight between Miami and Curaçao
Song: “Past Lives” by BØRNS
Shot on iPhone by Craig J. – Kasane, Botswana
Song: “Make Me” by Ricky Remedy
Shot on iPhone by Polo S. – Selfkant, Germany
Song: “Chocolate (Milk Version)” by Jesse Rose & Trozé
Shot on iPhone by Nicolas D. – Pleneau Bay, Antarctica
Song: “Gossipo Perpetuo” by Jean-Jacques Perrey
Shot on iPhone by George B. – Los Angeles, CA
Song: “In Your River” by Snoh Aalegra
MacDailyNews Take: As Android settlers around the world claim in unison, “I could’ve done that,” we reply,” No, you couldn’t have, since your videos would look more like this:
Shot on Android by Joe Schmoe – East Bumfsck
Song: “We couldn’t figure out how to add audio under video” by The Clueless Settlers
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😂😂😂😂 Android video so sucks
Was that Burger cooker touching the patties and buns with his bare hands? Sniff, scratch, wipe. Use gloves people. Yeeeech…
Yep remind me never to use that place. Takes the mind off of the appalling video quality though I guess.
The bees were cool!
So was the dog.
Forget the rest go with the best – iPhone rules OK.
Most were excellent, but I couldn’t see the point of the clouds one. It was just another one of those boring cloud videos that people shoot the first time that fly in an aeroplane.
The bees were good, so was the dog, but I felt that the hippo was best of all because it really is the sort of great shot that you tend to get on an iPhone as it’s the camera that you have immediately to hand. On most of the other sequences, you’ve got a pretty good idea what to expect as soon as you see the first couple of seconds, but the hippo pops up as a big surprise.
The best plane cloud sequence I have seen mind.
So then why is it that while attending my son’s graduation I was sitting pretty far away, and my iPhone was unable to zoom in to capture my son receiving his diploma BUT the guy next to me using his Note was able to zoom in and capture CLEARLY his child receiving their diploma?
I was astonished at the clarity….
There is really no point in using the digital zoom. Not at all.
The hippo shot was crazy amazing.
iPhone video is surprising good!!!
Fast Food joints….when do you expect them to automated and “staffed” by robots? 5 – 10 years, probably sooner. it is cheaper than $15/hr