Apple Shares ‘Shot on iPhone 6’ World Gallery Films [VIDEOS]

9 years ago

Back in March, Apple launched a new section on its website dubbed ‘Shot on iPhone 6’, which included these Canadian entries. These entries eventually made their way onto billboards, transit ads and magazine ads worldwide, with some hitting Toronto.

Tonight, Apple has uploaded 7 new films to accompany the campaign, showcasing the iPhone 6 camera and its videotaping capabilities.

Check out the videos below, shot by customers from various locations across the world:

2014, Chennai, India

2015, Hermosa Beach, CA

2015, Nyaung Shwe, Myanmar

2015, Alameda, CA

2014, Chicago, IL

2014, Portland, OR

2015, Lyon, FR

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