1. Choose the highest resolution (4K) and frame rate available on your iPhone for sharp images. Adjust exposure and focus manually by tapping the screen to lock the settings on the RC vehicle.
2. Use optical image stabilization (OIS) and electronic image stabilization (EIS) to minimize camera shake. Consider using a stabilizing stand or grip for smoother footage, especially during fast action.
3. Experiment with POV shots by securely attaching your iPhone to the RC vehicle or using a mount. Explore low-angle perspectives and aerial shots for dynamic and immersive sequences.
4. Use editing apps to adjust colors, contrast and exposure to improve your images. Two excellent smartphone editing apps that I review are InShot and LumaFusion.
Add background music or enhance RC vehicle sounds to enhance the overall audio-visual experience.
5. IPHONE 15 USERS
Take advantage of ProRes and Log on iPhone 15: get cinematic-quality footage.
Take advantage of ProRes and Log for flexible, higher quality footage. These formats preserve more detail in shadows and highlights, allowing for better color grading and editing control.
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