If you spend any time watching adventure videos and films, then you know Camp 4 Collective. The powerhouse production team includes some of the world's best climber-photographers—Jimmy Chin, Renan Ozturk, and Tim Kemple, shooting in the world's most extreme, least seen places
Recently, Camp 4 conducted an experiment to understand stabilization and optimization when dealing with low light when shooting with an iPhone 4S. As Kemple indicates it's the perfect camera when you on the mountain, no setup and no setting down your backpack. So they shot a music video on the iPhone 4S. While normally this would sound like a waste of time for filmmakers of their expertise, that was not the case. Shooting on the iPhone 4S, with its 8-megapixel camera and 1080p hi-def video, the team produced great results.
Gillian Chase - iPhone 4s Music Video from Camp 4 Collective on Vimeo.
Tim Kemple mentioned as amazing as the new camera on the 4S is, iOS5 really let them play with the camera in ways they couldn't before. The new iOS let them lock focus, exposure and white balance. That really let them control the look of the footage they were getting. They edited the video using Final Cut Pro and the audio was created in Garageband. You can read the full article and interview at National Geographic Adeventure. So have you been taking HD video with your iPhone 4S, how have your results been?