Showing posts with label iphone photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iphone photography. Show all posts

Saturday, January 1, 2011

Quick Key Lights - iPhone 4 (Arri ALEXA and the iPhone 4)

iphone 4

Since the release of the original iPhone, Media Specialists and Gurus of all areas have flocked. With each update proving more and more capable, the potential uses grow. Apple always tends to hold back on the features, just because they can, but what they give you is truly a work of art. They make these choices for whatever reasons they have, and consumers complain...but they buy.

With the release of the iPhone 4, Apple now had the wide open attention of professionals. Not only can we shoot, edit and upload a questionably professional movie with a single device, but we also get facetime and retina display. The phone has also increased Skype's popularity, who last week added the ability to make calls over the 3G network.

Skype is only one of the many useful media related apps. Above is an image by Cinematographer Bill Bennett. Here he is using two iPhones with the Flashlight app to completely light the subject. The key light is set to 100% brightness and he dials in 50% for the hair light. The camera in use was the Arri ALEXA. Visit Bill on MobyPicture for a frame grab and other cool behind the scenes shots.

Thursday, July 8, 2010

iPhone Fashion Shoot



We constantly embrace new technology, and that new technology is part of a digital revolution that has been taking place since the release of the not so popular Contax N Digital. Right now we are living through what will be in the History books of the next century. More specifically, we are talking about Digital Cameras. Film has always been king, and only recently has digital become a noteworthy rival. Motion film cameras can still be found on most Hollywood sets, but the still camera has been digital for some time.

This sort of "digital awakening" has further extended the notion that each piece of equipment is a tool. A tool that will complete a certain task and deliver a specific look. Sometimes, it's just to have some fun. This may be what Photographer Lee Morris [F-Stoppers] had in mind when he decided to do a shoot solely with the iPhone 3Gs.

For more check out FStoppers