Apple Posted an Experimental Video Shot on 32 iPhone XRs Accompanied with Another Behind The Scenes

Apple on Monday posted a new experimental video ad on its YouTube channel showcasing some of multi-ability of the iPhone XR’s camera, Apple to capture the footage used 32 of iPhone XRs.

The video called “ Full Circle”, it's almost 1.30 mn, the 32 iPhone XRs mounted in 360- bullet rig inside a darkened tent to depict effect practice of many materials including fire, colored water, colored slime, and dry ice.

Alongside the video ad, Apple shared a behind the scenes video, showing off how it made the footage with those 32 iPhone XRs mounted in bullet time rig.

In addition to the multiple iPhones with the rig, Apple used a built-in slo-mo camera feature which allows capturing videos in slow motion mode, the current iPhones are capable to capture at 240 frames per second.

Apple has already used like this experimental videos, back in September ahead of when 2018 iPhones were released, Apple showcased Shot on iPhone XS video to demonstrate slo-mo, 4K, and time lapse, using materials like clay and inks.


Data source: Youtube via MacRumors