How To Shoot The Best Videos With Your Apple iPhone With Moment Pro Camera App
Our Top 10 Apple iPhone Videography Tips
We often get asked “What do I need to start shooting Better Looking 4K Videos on my Apple iPhone”.
FORGET Moment Pro Camera App for Video, because you have NO CONTROL over the Shutter Speed and ISO and it does not support Anamorphic Lenses or any Bluetooth Microphones – Not even Apple AirPods are supported.
You’re going to need a Manual Control Video Camera App such as Moment Pro Camera App.
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10) Carefully Balance Your Zhiyun Smooth 5S Gimbal for Each Lens / Filter Configuration. Balance the Tilt Axis Clamp Position and the Rotate Axis Arm Extension.
2) If using AirDrop, make sure the Control Panel Settings for Photos is set to Keep Originals, not Automatic, else it will degrade and compress the files.
3) Shoot 4K Video For Better Picture Quality.
4) Set to Manual Focus and Lock It if No Movement.
5) Enable The Rule of 3rds Grid For Better Composition.
6) Never Use Digital Zoom! Use Optical Zoom or Move Closer.
7) Turn OFF Image Stabilization when using a Gimbal.
8) Disable Any Noise Reduction or Added Sharpness.
9) Shutter Speed (1/60th for 30 fps) – Lock Shutter Speed. Film Rate 60 fps for 2x Slow Motion with a VND Filter for the 180° Film Rule – Use the Variable ND Filter to Control Exposure.
10) Set ISO as Low as Possible – To Avoid Digital Noise, Keep ISO Below ISO 100.
Top 10 Apple iPhone Video Shooting Tips and Techniques
1) Attach a Light Weight Monopod to your Gimbal. It aids in Stabilization and can be used for special effects, like the “Drone Effect” or the “Dog View”. Handy for shooting up-side-down.
2) Hold the Gimbal 45° Forward for the Best Stability.
3) Estimate the Length of your Video or Movie – Before Shooting.
4) Use a Variety of 2s – 5s Shots – Shorter When Shooting in Slow Motion.
5) Mix In Slow Motion and Timelapse – These Special Effects can Add Interest.
6) Mix In Wide and Close-Ups to Add Variety.
7) Move Slowly Around Your Subject to Create The Effect of Motion Practice your Ninja Walk.
8) Shoot in Landscape 16:9 – Not in Portrait 9:16 (as in TikTok or Instagram Reels).
9) Backup your Apple iPhone Files every few hours of shooting. Use an Apple SD Card Reader with a Large SD Card.
10) When Transferring Files to your Mac, use a Hard Wired Cable USB 3 Cable. AirDrop Can Compress Files.
Professional Kit – Apple iPhone Pro 1TB
• Apple iPhone Pro 1TB – 3 Rear Cameras, Supports ProRes Video Capture, HDR, Macro Mode with 1 Terabyte of RAM.