iPhone 11 and 11 Pro Camera Details. What You Should Know Before Buying By Moment

Shout-Out, Mr. beast: alright, here's what you need to know about the new iPhone Elevens camera system, just the dummy phone, no worries so Apple, just wrapped up the keynote this morning and announced three new phones, the iPhone 11, the iPhone 11 Pro, and the iPhone 11 Macs and can I just say huge, shout out to the creative team behind those videos got me fired up for sure. Just wanted to go over in this video really quick. Today, the camera specs specifically on these three new phones. We have yet to actually test any of the cameras on this phone, but when we do expect a full shoot out, this is just purely going off specs and talking about what Apple came out with today. Alright, so first up I think the biggest thing is that Apple introduced an ultra-wide lens now built-in natively on the camera, which is pretty impressive.

It has an F, 2.4 aperture, and it's across all three of the phones. They also have their wide lens, which is their standard lens. They call it wide and that has an F 1.8 aperture that hasn't changed from all their other phones, and that goes across all three phones, I think they've all been enhanced a little with the a13 chip, so expect a little more performance there shout-out to expose your change from the Sun, so on the 11pro and the 11pro Macs we get the first ever triple camera arrangement from Apple ultra-wide wide and the zoom lens, which we've seen a zoom lens on Apple phones in the past, all the way back from the 7 plus I think until the latest 10s. Until now. This zoom lens, though, however, has an f/2 aperture, which is going to be nice because it won't look like its super dark.

When you hit that zoom lens now, naturally, because you're bringing in a little less light to the camera, it will look slightly darker, but that f/2 aperture is a huge step up. In my opinion, if you shoot on that lens, a lot the 11pro and the pro max also have a beefed up battery, which is nice if you're out for a long shoot day, or you're using your phone extensively for video, which draws a lot of battery, that's a huge plus portrait mode is also getting a really nice upgrade in the sense that you can now shoot wider portraits in the past. I think just that limitation of only the tight portrait mode focal length was, in my opinion, a little of a limitation I like the wider look with some that blur night mode is another feature they just announced so definitely want to get some hands-on with that see how it actually looks. That will be a feature we definitely test out. Let's talk video specs, nothing groundbreaking with video specs I'd say we have 4k 60 across the board and 4k 24.

All three phone models support that the crazy thing is now on the true depth: camera, which is Apple's term for the selfie camera or the front-facing camera. They have such a powerful camera. Now, in that 4k 24 for k6d, they have 1080 120, which, yes, it's called slow fee moment of silence for the slow fee. The video quality that's packed in depth. Phones, these days is insane, so I cannot wait to shoot on the 11pro and really see kind of what Apple is offering as like their first pro camera and see if the video looks any better than what was on the previous model, super stoked on that.

Okay. So let's talk moment for iPhone 11 later that same evening, all right, it's been a full day. We've been working all day, but moment for iPhone 11 pre-orders are up now website. It's live. We are stoked.

We have some awesome case designs. In fact, we have like three main cases and then a little extra case too. So we have the photo case, which you all know and love for the iPhone 11:11, Pro and 11 pro max. We have the filmmaker case, which is our thinnest case. You might have seen it on our Kickstarter, and we also have a thin photo case, which is essentially a new version for us, which is kind of like our classic photo case, but just thin down.

In always, we got some new colors with that too. So what else the triple camera system just to put it out there. The third super wide lens is not gonna, be supported by our lenses. It's too wide of a field of view for anything to really work. That, obviously, is an open hole on the case, so it still works as it should, but the wide and telephoto lens on the pro and pro max are still supported.

More information on the website just wanted to get this video out quick and tell you that pre-orders are bench been a long day. Thank you for the patience, and we'll see you when we do more review stuff. Alright, I was sitting here. Editing this, and I forgot to also mention our biodegradable case. This is I, don't know how I forgot it our bio case we're calling it is a biodegradable case.

It doesn't have a mounting interface for our lenses, but it's a really cool kind of a direction we want to go, and it's a really cheap option. We're actually bundling it right now, so bio case check it out. Okay, now we'll see you later.

Source : Moment