Team “Uncage the Soul” spent three days in the eastern Sierra Nevada mountains, capturing some stunning moving images with their new iPhone 6 Plus.
While videographer Ben Casales found the iPhone 6 Plus to be an amazing bit of video technology, he’s not worried about his day job.
“Is the iPhone 6+ amazing? YES. Would I bring it to a job shooting for a client? No,” he writes on the video page. “It will shoot 240fps, but it degrades and is not what you’d want full size in a polished video. The in-camera stabilizer in the Instagram Hyperlapse app is AMAZING, but it exports final video in 720 not 1080. Timelapse looks great when the conditions are stable, but changing light has the phone struggling to smoothly change exposures following the light.”
Still, check out the amazing footage below and dream of all the things you can do with it when you’re out and about in a hipster ear-flap hat and drinking PBR. Just be prepared for the very twee pop song by Hugo Hans “Wildrunners.”
Simply gorgeous, right? While the ultimate quality may not be enough for a professional shoot that Casales is used to producing, this is quite a big step above what I’m ever capable of doing with my current iPhone 5.
I can’t wait to get out in this big Alaska wilderness this winter and see what my own iPhone 6 Plus can do in the extreme cold and amazing wilderness that surrounds my city.
What about you? Have you taken any extreme footage with your new iPhone, Plus or otherwise? Let us know.
Rob LeFebvre is an Anchorage, Alaska-based writer and editor who has contributed to various tech, gaming and iOS sites, including 148Apps, Creative Screenwriting, Shelf-Awareness, VentureBeat, and Paste Magazine. Feel free to find Rob on Twitter @roblef, and send him a cookie once in a while; he’ll really appreciate it.
7 responses to “iPhone 6 Plus captures awesome power of Sierras (and PBR)”
And suddenly the reason I should have gotten a bigger memory version hit me. Too late D:
lol I got the 128GB just be safe.
128GB is the way to go if you do any fair amount of shooting in Slow-mo and the now 60fps 1080p.
Beautiful
Man, if only the 5.5 wasn’t too big for me, still getting the 128gb 6, will still be able to play around a lot, exciting times.
Not to split hairs, but you have a typo in his name. It should be Ben Canales.
http://www.dxomark.com/Mobiles/Apple-iPhone-6-and-6-Plus-review-Bigger-and-better.-Apple-set-gold-standard-for-smartphone-image-quality