| Captain_Yuri said: I did read the first few pharagraphs and then skimmed the rest cause most of it was just about the iphone 7. All he said was: "“I shot this in two days,” YouTuber Ron8it said about the following video. “I used a piece of ND filter film over the lens for a couple of shots. Slow motion was done in phone with an app. This was edited in a 24p timeline. I must say that the PIXEL XL blows the doors off of the iPhone 7 Plus when it comes to 4K video when in terms of a cinematic look. The color palette is amazing. I will say the Image stabilization needs some work. Not overly sharp but [looks fantastic].” As you can easily see, the video does have a Google watermark on it and seems to have been recorded for the company. The same user recorded a few 4K videos using the iPhone 7 Plus in previous weeks, so he does have some experience with Apple’s latest phablet. Here they are, followed by their respective descriptions." Its not exactly what I would call an in-depth analysis. "I must say that the PIXEL XL blows the doors off of the iPhone 7 Plus when it comes to 4K video when in terms of a cinematic look. The color palette is amazing." Really doesn't mean much to me. Just look at how specific his wording is... He was recording the thing for Google so there is that too... And of course, as you mentioned as well, the lack of OIS comes back into play. |
I think you read in too much to my post. I never said it was an in-depth analysis. I literally paraphrased what he said and stated there was a cool video inside. Figured a pro who does this for a living has a valid data point on quality cameras and thought I'd share.
