The iPhone X shoots entire cinematic video and gets pitted against pro 4K camera

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Not for nothing, but the iPhone X is the first iPhone that has optical image stabilization for both of its camera sensors, and is also capable of 4K video recording with the smooth 60 frames per second. The other main reason for the amazing, cinematic quality footage it can produce is the A11 Bionic and dedicated image processing power to crunch all those frames without a hitch.

In the end, shooting with the iPhone X will get you some of the most detailed, smooth and sharp videos you can make this side of specialized movie-making equipment that costs much more. Don't believe us? Just have a look at this cinema-quality short film shot entirely on the iPhone X, and the subsequent fight betweeen Apple's latest, and a pro Panasonic GH5 that can also do 4K at 60 frames per second. 

The short was made by Ryan Earl and Nick Arcivos of AmnesiArt, and showcases Elise Lepinteur, who is an apprentice for the famed dessert maker Christophe Adam, therefore it's called "Made in Paris." The iPhone X does hold its own, doesn't it? Now we are getting hungry just looking at what comes out of that oven.

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