Using an iPhone 11 Pro Max to Film a Cinematic 4K Video

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The iPhone 11 Pro Max was recently put to the test by Parker Walbeck’s YouTube channel, as the newest Apple iPhone was used to film a cinematic 4K video at 60fps. The channel also answers the question of whether or not the iPhone 11 Pro Max is worth the upgrade over the iPhone X.

The intro of the video is about 1 minute and 42 seconds long, then the behind the scenes were filmed using a Canon 1DX Mark II, while the entire video itself was edited in 24fps.

Filmed using a gimbal, the iPhone 11 Pro Max footage still looks pretty impressive and shows what the phone is capable of when it comes to video.

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