Apple continues to highlight the iPhone 13’s camera improvements, and this time the company has shared a fun video called “A Dozen Eggs” that shows the iPhone 13 Pro’s camera in action. Of course, as the name suggests, the video is all about eggs.
The 1-minute clip shows different scenes shot with an iPhone 13 Pro, and each one features… eggs. Parts of the video were edited with stop motion technique, while there are also scenes shot with macro mode. The video was directed by French director and screenwriter Michel Gondry, who is known for his unique visual style with great scene manipulation.
What happens when you take a dozen eggs, add iPhone 13 Pro and throw in the inventive mind of Michel Gondry? The simple becomes cinema.
Besides the images captured with the iPhone, there are also some editing tricks that make the videos more fun and intriguing. Apple has published the entire clip on its YouTube channel.
Earlier this month, Apple had also shared another video promoting the iPhone 13 camera with “Everyday Experiments” made with RC cars, food, and animals. You can watch the latest video below and check out some of the others at the following links.
- Apple shares new ‘Everyday Experiments’ video with iPhone 13: ‘Hollywood at Home’
- Apple’s new ‘Everyday Experiments’ video encourages at-home creativity with iPhone 12
- Video: Apple highlights iPhone 12 camera with new Everyday Experiments: ‘Full Bloom’
- Apple continues stunning ‘Shot on iPhone Experiments’ series with new ‘Fire & Ice’ video
- Apple debuts new Shot on iPhone ad ‘Earth’ with narration from Carl Sagan
Author: Filipe Espósito
Source: 9TO5Google
