![]() Halide builds the best third-party camera app and it includes this handy Technical Readout tool. If we don’t know about our cameras’ strengths and weaknesses and why they’re there, it’s really hard to solve problems and achieve our vision. We MUST understand our tools in order to successfully move through the creative process. ![]() Note: I realize some of this may feel too technical, but it matters. The images are softer than the Wide, and without Night mode you’ll be tempted (or forced) to switch back to Wide depending on how limited your light is. The Ultra Wide works really great in normal lighting conditions and overall I’m thrilled to have it, but you will feel a difference when you move indoors or shoot into the evening. It’s been a blast to shoot with and test this strong camera upgrade and I’m excited to share the results. My driving question remains: How will this new tech make The big camera features I was most interested in testing were obviously the Ultra Wide (13 mm) lens, the new Night mode, Capture Outside the Frame, and things like iOS 13 photo management, editing tools, etc. ![]() (ICYMI, see this video pretty much summing it up.) The iPhone 11 Pro announcement was really about one thing: camera. ![]() Of course, I’ve also been anxious to see what this Ultra Wide lens can do, so shortly after the performance I popped out to the countryside to find some epic landscapes and have been out exploring this big, beautiful country ever since. ![]() It’s been a privilege to photograph this amazing journey, and when I considered how to test the iPhone 11 Pro’s new capabilities, I thought a shoot on this project could be a great fit as many of these shoots have been in extremely low light! I’m here as I continue on-going work photographing The Bach Project w/ Yo-Yo Ma, a world tour where Yo-Yo is performing Bach in unconventional places around the globe. ![]()
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