iPhone 11: Impressive Camera Test! By FozTech

Hey, what's going on guys, welcome back to FAST in today's video we're going to be doing a camera test of this bad boy, iPhone 11 right here! Basically, how this video goes is that we first going to walk around the city here, as you can see we're in New, York City, take few pictures test every feature of this camera and at the end, I'm gonna, give you guys a raw video test and as well as do a color correction and see how much you can get out of the iPhone 11 camera. So hope you guys enjoy this video, let's dive in. So this is iPhone 11. Arguably the best camera that you can get on a smartphone in 2019, the iPhone 11 comes with a new ultra wide-angle camera Knight for low-light photography, deep fusion, processing for better indoor shots, faster, autofocus and overall sharper images with more accurate color reproduction. The ultra-wide offers a radical change in perspective. That can be very much unique visually, but this won't become your go-to camera, but so fun to use especially comes handy and shooting in a smaller space.

Big subjects. So in this video I'm, not going to bore you guys with too many technical details, but what I'm going to do instead is share my experience and things that I like about this camera and obviously some big features. So, let's start off by talking about the highest change on the iPhone 11 ultra wide-angle lens, also known as spectacle drama camera. Obviously it's a unique look that you get out of ultra wide-angle and really change the way you shoot. It won't be great in every situation, as you can see here, but it can become handy when shooting in smaller spaces and adding drama to a very plain scene.

It definitely makes the subject look way larger than it actually is in real life. So, as you can see in this picture, I'm six-two, but even then it makes me even taller than that, so it kind of messed up there. But good news is that you can use ultra wide-angle when shooting video. Also, you can switch between lens when shooting videos I really like shooting, with ultra wide-angle, rather than taking photos, especially when filming yourself for vloggers wide-angle comes handy, covering your entire background, so nothing is missed out, even if you have shorter arms, definitely handy they're. Besides in my experience, iPhone 11 ultra wide-angle lens works better with the portrait mode.

Instead of the plain photo. It can work really well with the close-ups here. As you can see, it just blurs the background and giving you that dramatic wide-angle lens look. So definitely let me know what you think of these pictures and your overall opinion about the ultra wide-angle lens so moving on. Let's talk about the night mode on the iPhone 11.

So the way it works is that the phone determines when it's dark enough to go into night mode. At this time there isn't a manual way to trigger that night mode, but you can definitely turn it off. By tapping the night mode button night mode uses adaptive bracketing and takes a series of photos. Some longer shutter speeds are, there was a shorter one. The iPhone then caused all the photos together to reduce motion blur and brightens shadows.

When you take handheld night mode shots, the sequence probably takes about 3 to 5 seconds. As you can see, the results in this picture only downside is that you cannot use the night mode with the ultra wide-angle lens, just keep in mind when you're shooting, with the ultra wide-angle lens. Your photos end up looking a lot darker and there is no optical image stabilization either. So now, as I've promised, here's the video test. So here guys, as you can see, this is a raw footage coming out of the iPhone 11 unedited.

Also, you can hear the audio quality as well. This is coming from the iPhone 11 microphone and the feather is not the best right now, so the color might be a little off. Overall, you get the idea of how the video looks like on the iPhone 11. So now here's a quick montage that I put together. Everything you see here is shot with the iPhone 11 with different settings.

Different resolutions and frames per second hope you enjoy. So now we're going to be a plastic, slow motion on the front-facing camera. So hey guys, that's pretty much it for this quick camera test, video of the iPhone 11. In my opinion, iPhone 11 has one of the best cameras on the smartphone market right now. If you enjoyed this video, you know what to do so much the like button and subscribe for more content like this, and I'll catch you guys in the next one peace you.

Source : FozTech