The sensor uses on-chip AF pixels, the same technology we saw in the Canon 70D and upgraded Cinema EOS C100 / C300. A big thing missing on almost every device out there like this is the ability to feed in an HDMI input! No news yet on whether this will be possible with the new iPhones but it seems unlikely.Īpple claims much faster AF and says this will apply to video as well as for stills. I’d love to use the iPhone 6 Plus as a field monitor via a cable connected to my camera.
It is a 1080p S-IPS panel with wideer sRGB colour gamut. The maximum capacity of the 6 Plus now stands at 128GB, with the basic models starting at just 16GB.Īs expected the larger iPhone 6 Plus now features a much larger and 5.5″ retina display. This in theory will improve compression quality, detail and resolution whilst keeping file sizes to a minimum. Scant details were given at the live event of the new ‘Apple video encoder’ included in the new models. You can learn more about the new iPhone 6 camera and video specs at Apple here Slow-mo in low light is a no go at 240fps on a small sensor. You will need a lot of light though – 240fps requires a much faster shutter speed. The video below made some fantastic use of 120fps on the iPhone 5S.
Shutter encoder review 720p#
That is some very dramatic slow-mo – and although resolution remains only 720p it’s going to make for some good creative possibilities especially whilst travelling. Apple teased clean low light test shots from the iPhone 6 Plus taken using optical image stabilisation and slow shutter speeds, as seen below:įor me the big feature as a filmmaker is 240fps. In the live event, Apple suggests better low light performance comes from a sensor which again is slightly larger, a similar increase in size as seen with the 5S over the 5. The 6 Plus has optical image stabilisation (lens based) whilst the smaller iPhone 6 does not.
Shutter encoder review movie#
240fps at 720p (up from 120fps) for slow-mo movie capture.
Here’s what new at a glance on the new iPhone 6 and the larger iPhone 6 Plus: On the video side 1080/60p and 240fps round out an impressive spec along with optical image stabilisation. Although resolution remains the same at 8MP the sensor is brand new. With the camera, the iPhone 6 has taken a pretty reasonable step forward.
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