Mar 2, 2016
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As an owner of a video production company we get a bit snobby about our tools. I've had an iPhone 5 in my pocket for months but honestly never had the inclination to use it. But one sunny spring day I went to the creek with the family and realized I forgot an SD card in my DSLR. So left with the option of shooting nothing or using my phone, I chose the latter. This was shot entirely on the phone, no external lenses, stabilizers or 3rd party apps. The footage was then brought into Premiere Pro on a DSLR 720p timeline with the slow motion interpreted as 23.98. I used Film Convert for coloring with the Markii Standard option. I loooooove me some FilmConvert.
Other than that pretty much basic stuff, final output was cropped to 2:33 aspect ratio, higher bitrate and H.264 for the online version.
I'm not going to say I'm an iPhone fan for video now, but I will say it wasn't too bad and completely usable for a web file. I might just try this again sometime :)