They propably refer to the footage being variable framerate, where it depending on the situation reduces framerate (not drastically, 5-10 frames) and this fucks some editing softwares up.
Some android phones do this, dont know about iphones since i havent really ever shot with my iphone in a peofessional setting (i mean, its not a dslr)
Shot on iPhone doesn’t necessarily mean it was on a stock OS or stock app. It’s possible they had something to lock the frame rate and avoid the crap like sharpening and other “computational” stuff they normally do to the image.
Absolutely. This was fucking amazing.
I do wonder how much the production team found this to be an annoyance.
In particular the editors when they were working with the inconsistent frame rate footage.
Why would there be inconsistent frame rates?
I honestly think they mean shutter. You can set the frame rate in settings.
Not just in settings, you can easily see which one you’re on and switch it with a tap right within the camera app.
They propably refer to the footage being variable framerate, where it depending on the situation reduces framerate (not drastically, 5-10 frames) and this fucks some editing softwares up.
Some android phones do this, dont know about iphones since i havent really ever shot with my iphone in a peofessional setting (i mean, its not a dslr)
You’d have to ask Apple that.
Shot on iPhone doesn’t necessarily mean it was on a stock OS or stock app. It’s possible they had something to lock the frame rate and avoid the crap like sharpening and other “computational” stuff they normally do to the image.
Probably shot in Apple Log