Flexibility is very important to me. Thing happen that professional photographers should be able to adapt to. I like the idea of being able to use a premium phone with a premium light once ametuers see the price of the B10 I am almost positive they will close the page, in most cases anyway.... Additionally for run and gun shooters having a minimalist kit for shooting content for maybe your instagram, this works great. I would personally rather have a full frame camera with lens options, but I would definitely like to have this as an option! Wonder what it looks like in the studio🤔?

Fstoppers show raws , clown

How to connect flash for iPhone

Why not frame her between the two windows iso of just orange wall

Can you use 2 lights?

Hahahahahaa....I know right

Crazy gorgeous

And she seems like a very nice person too 😍

Oh yes, she's really beautiful. Can't keep eyes off her. She seems to have a very pleasant personality as well, bubbly at times.

Jaw droppingly stunning

She's so classic and elegant

give it a few months. godox will be out with their version of it.

I tried to use White or silver big reflector. Somehow it works and costs only about 20€

@@joashmanning godox already has a version.

While Profoto gear is indeed expensive, the price of one B10 unit ($1,600) is not out of line with what a photographer would have paid for his iPhone 11 Pro Max ($1,000-$1,500 depending on storage).

@@joashmanning It's not a Fstoppers video if the equipment does not cost month/few months of salary :D But hey, the technology is here so it's matter of time when we some cheaper alternatives.

Profoto C1 .....

Lol yeah Bluetooth and WiFi has been around for a long time now, really feel like this should of happened a long time ago along with Bluetooth on tv's so you can sync your phone or headphones to it so you don't disturb people at night.

Christian Comes the sensor is tiny...still, I get your point. Imagine having the option of having a native ISO of 32 on a full frame. That would be amazing :)

TINY sensor

@@WhittyPics sure, it is 9x smaller than MFT, so about 3 stops, it should be ISO 32 Iphone = ISO 288 in MFT, and my friend, that picture at 11:17 has TERRIBLE noise vs. MFT ISO 320. So I think that there must be some Apple "magic" shadow recovery or whatever that is making things worse than they need to be

ISO 32 wasn't the setting for the evening shot, was it?

Jairaj Patil i thoughy yes, but i could be wrong

You can just have the iPhone automatically sync everything your shoot to iCloud. No need for Lightroom. If you’re sharing your photo stream in the Apple ecosystem, you could have an assistant anywhere in the world instantly accessing and downloading the images and processing them in any program he/she wishes.

@@JohnRicard That requires an iphone, and icloud does not upload full resolution or RAW does it? I have a Samsung S20. With Adobe CC, it can be ANY device that your camera can wifi or Bluetooth to. And then, your assistant, anywhere in the world, can still have access to RAW files

@@jscottbradshaw Believe it or not, iCloud does actually upload the RAW file.

at most like a galaxy photo...other phones using same sony camera sensor will be the same. it's not like apple make their own sensor. all the BS which phone company make better picture is BS, cause as long as the sensors are the same...the result won't be that far apart. and why you need LiDAR on a camera? not like you need to autopilot your phone.

@@ayayoutuber You got it wrong tho, Apple designs and Sony makes the sensor, it isnt like others can also use the same sensor or they are buying a Sony design, also sensor is a small thing in a phone, so most of the look and data comes from computational photography. It depends on how good their algorithms are,how better their chips etc. are. LIDAR will be used for depth data to get better depth information for portrait mode, but that isn't its primary feature, they'll just be trying to squeeze everything out of it, so they'll optimize and calliberate it with the camera modes, meanwhile it's primary feature will still be for AR usage, which apple is going towards in the future, that's why they implemented it in the ipads first to gather data to improve it in the future iphones.

I guess it could be useful if you showed up to a shoot and forgot your camera's memory cards or batteries

@@thatcherfreeman, true - but in that case I would really have to reconsider my choice of profession - and most probably I'd die from embarassement before I'd take the first shot. It still hurts my brain to think I would take bridal pictures with anything else but the best camera at hand - not only for flash sync reasons, but also obviously because of dof concerns - I know, phones can simulate aperture digitally, but I rather buy a nice new lens than an iPhone for my professional needs. Phone pics are reserved for those moments when I really did not bring anything else...

And I think the surprise would be HOW big business this "The only use case I see is like behind the scenes social media type content" will be. ;-)

@@JanThomasPettersen even social media youtubers don't do their video with a phone... at least not the high traffic ones.

@@ayayoutuber ...also strobes do not help you, even if you do video with your phone 😅

exactly what i thought

Indeed. This would be useful as a backup though

Unconventional but would be kinda cool to be able to like airdrop some photos to the client immediately on site and then get them the edited/color graded/printed photos later

Godox X2T has bluetooth, but sync speed is 1/30 max as I've tried.

@@Justas49 I know, here it's just app.

Godox has the A1 Smartphone-Flash which can trigger most Godox flashes from an iOS-Device. Unfortunately though it only works with their Photo-app which is kinda limited.

That kind of thing GODOX Do😄😄😄! They actually simplify things in a cheap way

Godox A1

It can do raw and jpeg. I’m not sure on Portrait mode since it’s through Profoto app. I have an iPhone 7. Can test that feature.

still waiting :)

@@kocialagency You can shot ur AD600 with the X2T with Bluetooth

As far as I know godox can already do this. What u just need to have is one of their approx 50 dollar with Bluetooth trigger that will connect to the smartphone. Then u can use to with any wireless godox flash

Barely, the heat is exhausting! -P

Please can share which camera app you use?

gpdox

GODOX

@@ManuelSierra I wish they would do it. But they are not investing in that at all… 😕

...but for what?

Lume cubes are led constant lights if I remember correctly. They can’t over power the sun. -P

Fstoppers that’s correct :) I didn’t say they are better or stronger though. My point is it’s nice to see Profoto integrating this feature :) not many people who only use their iPhones for photography will own a Profoto light so this is basically a nice add on for mostly professional photographers only. Luke cubes on the other hand are affordable so I believe it’s more interesting to general people as well.

Please no