Apple Final Cut Pro iPad app lets users film with four iPhones simultaneously – Image and sound – News

This doesn’t need an iPad Pro to run. An iPad Air (2022) with M1 is already available in PW for €629 and the new model is available for €719, cheaper than a €1000 laptop…

In addition, just about every iPhone/iPad from the past 7 years can handle it. A family of four, each with an (old) iPhone and the ‘house’ iPad, can get along with this just fine. Or you can do this together with a number of friends…

This is purely about things that people already have or are going to purchase anyway. and then be able to run everything for peanuts of €5/month.

DSLR is fun, that is also my preference, but that is more for professional work or serious hobbyists. My mother had a separate camera for photos, but for many years the iPhone has been sufficient for her for photo and video work. And although there are DLSRs at home, I’m more likely to reach for my iPhone if I want to take a photo or video of something. Only when I do a serious project will heavier artillery be brought from the attic. And for the majority of people, the DLSR has been completely replaced.

And I wonder if for the price of an iPhone 15 Pro (€1044 in PW) you actually have a film DLSR that is 5x better, inc. lenses. Perhaps you can give an example? In addition, the target group does have the skills to get such quality from a DLSR for film.

Edit:
This is a comparison between an iPhone 15 Pro Max (€1273+) and a Lumix S5iiX (€2099 without lenses) for film:
YouTube: iPhone 15 Pro Max vs DSLR: What NOBODY TELLS YOU!
The DLSR definitely does better in some cases, but the iPhone does much better in others. Every thing has its pros and cons. And this is not even a device that is in the same price range as an iPhone, let alone one that is 5x better…

[Reactie gewijzigd door Cergorach op 8 mei 2024 09:41]