Blog Post #39- Choice of filming device
Before I started filming, I needed to make a decision on what to use for filming. There are many varieties of film cameras that I could of used to film my project but instead of using a film camera I decided to use something that is more simple. I decided to use an iPhone 14 because of a few reasons.
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An image of an iPhone 14, from https://www.wired.com/review/apple-iphone-14/ |
The first reason for the choice of an iPhone 14 is because of its convenience. When I record scenes on a phone it is way easier to edit and transfer clips because of the clips already being on an electronic device that provides opportunities to do both of these things.
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Editing features on iPhones (including the iPhone 14), from https://www.gizchina.com/2023/06/23/enhance-your-photography-experience-get-ready-for-these-8-amazing-iphone-photo-features-in-ios-17/ |
The second reason for this choice is because of the phones filming capabilities. The phone that I picked to use for filming has 2 cameras that are both 12 megapixels and can film in 4k. This phone also has the option to record videos cinematically. These filming capabilities can greatly increase the quality of my opening scene.
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A closeup of the iPhone 14's camera setup, from https://mobilesyrup.com/2022/09/14/iphone-14-review/ |
The third reason for this choice is that the iPhone 14 is handheld. With this phone I can record scenes that I want to be shown to the audience as handheld camera scenes. The iPhone 14 is also a device that you can hold in one hand and put it in your pocket which makes the filming process easier.
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An iPhone 14 being held in someone's hand, from https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/apple-iphone-14-review/ |
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