And the dynamic range is nothing short of impressive thanks to the expanded dynamic range.The 1080p videos, 30 or 60 fps from the main camera are brilliant. It has been known for the great cinematic (EIS) stabilization and it simply excels on the iPhone 11 Pro.
Some of its most touted features might feel more like gimmicks, and I definitely miss a few features limited to the pricier Pro. Below is a shot with the iPhone 11 using Night Mode and another with last year's iPhone XS. If Crop Out of the Frame is enabled for videos, the phone will use the ultrawide camera to capture more footage and if you don't edit your videos, the extra footage will be automatically deleted after 30 days.The vides from the main snapper are optically and digitally stabilized, while the ones from the ultrawide camera are only digitally stabilized.
The three cameras seem more industrial (maybe imposing). It's not perfect, but very good it is.The 4K videos captured both at 60, and 30 fps with the main camera are virtually identical in quality. And we've...Be respectful, keep it civil and stay on topic. Not only that, but the corners are very soft though not warped. There are no focus issues or compression artifacts. And the Pro phones feel significantly denser. Apple iPhone 11 can capture all kind of videos in all kinds of resolutions and framerates with all snappers and it can even do it simultaneously if you have the right app. The satisfying speed boost, dual camera setup, and long battery life combine to make the iPhone 11 even better than last year’s iPhone XR. That is not to say the $999 iPhone 11 Pro and $1,099 11 Pro Max aren't great phones. Best of all, you can use the ultrawide lens when shooting video. The photos from the main camera are very rich in detail, have impressively low noise levels, and the dynamic range is excellent.The colors are accurate as to what our eyes saw them in this autumn day, but they somewhat lacked vibrancy and look a bit washed out.
iPhone 11 review: Video recording.
There is no OIS and no autofocus for the ultrawide snapper, unfortunately and this is not exclusive to the iPhone 11, but also on the Pro models as well.The quality of the ultrawide shots is good, but not perfect. English 5G, great specs and a low price -- the OnePlus Nord has it all. So does the rest of the phone -- except for the dual cameras, which are raised up from the back and placed in a frosted glass camera square. Smart Ultrawide cameras are another new trend across phone cameras. Cinematic video stabilization is available, too, and it works marvelously.You can clearly see the better dynamic range on the 30fps sample, and while the resolved detail isn't impressive, it's still more than enough for a selfie cam.The front camera can also do 1080p at 120fps slow-mo videos, which Apple called 'slofies'.
There are two new colors, called green and purple, that are more like mint green and lavender. Macworld | Sep 25, 2019.
Some of its most touted features might feel more like gimmicks, and I definitely miss a few features limited to the pricier Pro. Below is a shot with the iPhone 11 using Night Mode and another with last year's iPhone XS. If Crop Out of the Frame is enabled for videos, the phone will use the ultrawide camera to capture more footage and if you don't edit your videos, the extra footage will be automatically deleted after 30 days.The vides from the main snapper are optically and digitally stabilized, while the ones from the ultrawide camera are only digitally stabilized.
The three cameras seem more industrial (maybe imposing). It's not perfect, but very good it is.The 4K videos captured both at 60, and 30 fps with the main camera are virtually identical in quality. And we've...Be respectful, keep it civil and stay on topic. Not only that, but the corners are very soft though not warped. There are no focus issues or compression artifacts. And the Pro phones feel significantly denser. Apple iPhone 11 can capture all kind of videos in all kinds of resolutions and framerates with all snappers and it can even do it simultaneously if you have the right app. The satisfying speed boost, dual camera setup, and long battery life combine to make the iPhone 11 even better than last year’s iPhone XR. That is not to say the $999 iPhone 11 Pro and $1,099 11 Pro Max aren't great phones. Best of all, you can use the ultrawide lens when shooting video. The photos from the main camera are very rich in detail, have impressively low noise levels, and the dynamic range is excellent.The colors are accurate as to what our eyes saw them in this autumn day, but they somewhat lacked vibrancy and look a bit washed out.
iPhone 11 review: Video recording.
There is no OIS and no autofocus for the ultrawide snapper, unfortunately and this is not exclusive to the iPhone 11, but also on the Pro models as well.The quality of the ultrawide shots is good, but not perfect. English 5G, great specs and a low price -- the OnePlus Nord has it all. So does the rest of the phone -- except for the dual cameras, which are raised up from the back and placed in a frosted glass camera square. Smart Ultrawide cameras are another new trend across phone cameras. Cinematic video stabilization is available, too, and it works marvelously.You can clearly see the better dynamic range on the 30fps sample, and while the resolved detail isn't impressive, it's still more than enough for a selfie cam.The front camera can also do 1080p at 120fps slow-mo videos, which Apple called 'slofies'.
There are two new colors, called green and purple, that are more like mint green and lavender. Macworld | Sep 25, 2019.