Company Apple is constantly trying to improve the performance and features of its iPhone cameras. It regularly posts demos of what its latest flagship smartphones can do, including on its official YouTube channel. Videos from the series Shot on iPhone are very popular and the creators themselves often enjoy making fun of them. It wasn't long ago that we were able to try out YouTube's YouTube channelchat with fantastic shots of snowboarders on snowy slopes. Late last week, the company released another batch of videos showcasing the iPhone 11's camera capabilities. Pro, and again, it is definitely worth it.
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In the latest video in the series Shot on iPhone, entitled "A Journey into the Valley of Fire", viewers can see for themselves the abilities of ultraiPhone 11 wide-angle camera lens Pro. As the name suggests, the video takes place in the so-called Valley of Fire. This is a Nevada state park and a publicly accessible nature reserve with an area of 19 thousand hectares. The state park got its name from the monumental sandstone formations, created by shifting sand dunes 150 million years ago. The Valley of Fire is located 80 kilometers northeast of Las Vegas and is a truly photogenic landscape, which has its undeniable charm especially at sunset or sunrise.
The creators of the video managed to capture iPhone 11 Pro stunning 4K footage with the help of ultrawide-angle lens. This type of lens is ideal for capturing the widest possible view of the surrounding landscape. In the video, we can see shots of the entire valley, as well as dramatic-looking skies, or more detailed shots of the surface of individual formations. More details about whether other techniques were used to shoot the video – or rather what – Apple unfortunately, it doesn't mention it in the description of the video.
