Okay, so right now what we're going to do is compare these two iPhones: the 13 Pro and the 12 Pro.

Uh, both pretty great, but is there a difference? Should you upgrade? All those questions like, do you want it? Do you need it? Probably first and foremost, I mean, look at this—freaking look at

these huge bumps compared to those little bumps. So yeah, you already know we're gonna throw it back old school. We've got

the skateboard, we've got the van, we're gonna go get an iced coffee. Well, thank you! Wow, so half one three

Wow, in real time, half one three. [Music] On the skateboard, this is the uh, ultra-wide. Okay, alright.

Ultra-wide here. I'll take a couple more photos and then I'll transition this. You just want to take stills? Yeah, that's

the ultra-wide test. Oh, you want to just film me doing like one kickflip? To your mouth? Is that

crooked? I want—I'll go over this crack. Dope crack, dude! [Music] Oh dude, the depth of field is so much

more on the 13 Pro. It's honestly crazy, dude. f/1.5 is flexing on everyone. We're

doing a first photo. We've got this sick little comparison rig, dude. MagSafe, what up? Are you gonna set it on the ground?

I'm trying to hold it. Okay, there's a 12 Pro and there's a 13 Pro. We're just rocking

JPEG, like everything. I think the colors in the 13 Pro are a little richer, a little more vibrant, but

I can let you all decide which one you like more. Line up equal. [Music] This is a selfie test. Here we are, 4K 24

on the TrueDepth camera. It's kind of like you'd be sitting here, you'd be vlogging, yeah, maybe hitting your boosted

board your OneWheel, whatever, regular skateboard or just a skateboard. Um, yeah, so it's kind of weird to like, the 13, 13 Pro

right here. Which one? This one? That one? Yeah, 12 Pro. Okay, right here. Okay, looks decent. I think this looks a little

warmer. That's what I'm saying, like, like the skin tones are a little richer. Well, I think the front cameras are the same.

No, no, no. It still looks more... Oh, there's more depth of field in this shot. There's more DOF happening.

Yeah, the 12 Pro doesn't have it. So right now, just looking at these colors, the skin tones are a little more rich

on the 13. Um, there's a little less life in your face on the 12 Pro, but that could just

be a "you" problem. So yeah, probably. Hey, we back! We back! [Music] foreign [Music] [Music]

[Music] Aah! [Music] [Music] Oh, that's pretty fluent. Yeah, I flew... I flew. I'd post it and get 1k

likes. Do you see me? Yeah, okay. I'm just obsessed with the depth of field. So this is another depth of field test.

We have some leaves. Oh, you're insane! We're... we're in cinematic mode. Frick, dude! I was tripping on that bokeh.

This looks pretty good. Look at this little nugget, rig, dude! It's just so much... there's... it's just so much creamier. It's

so much better. You can see right here in this example that I'm currently filming... you're filming or doing a photo, doing some

movement here. There you go, dude! You literally just ruined the shot! It's like so [Music]

Um [Music] Bye [Music] Um, now we're at a little mountain area. We're gonna shoot wide,

2x, 3x, some photos... something a little less haggard, a little more juicy.

Some mountains, some color, some fall beauty. So I'm just going to shoot this kind of scene; a lot of colors in the scene.

I'll focus on the same spot for both cameras—your video or photo. I'm doing video right now. It's kind of cool because you

got some stuff in the foreground, a lot of colors. I mean, the Lord knows we probably wouldn't be catching anything either.

Any difference you notice? Not really. Yeah, yeah. It's not unlike a long—not long depth of field, right? Because I don't see

the shallow depth as YouTube much called it. It's called bokeh. Bokeh [Music] Yeah, 3x portrait mode is gnar.

[Music] Move your hand. Oh my gosh. Okay, let's go ahead and let's go ahead

and delete that. Those little nubbies are so much bigger on the 13 Pro. Like it's

thicker and wider, like just the even like the little camera square—how much bigger [Music] Just something to know.

It's massive. It's massive. Yeah, it's a little chunky. Sauce [Music] Dude, when I look at Caleb and I just

think like, dude, skateboarding—like it's life. And as like the wheels roll, so does like, you know, do humans through

life. Dang, dude. Heavy, dude. Skating is sick, dude. Skate or die. All right, everybody, thank you so much

for watching. This was the 13 Pro versus the 12 Pro, and I think, high level, the 13 Pro

is a very sick phone, people. I feel like the upgrade, you know, when the when the launch first happened, people are like, oh,

it doesn't seem like a significant upgrade, but in the camera department—which is where the most upgrades

are, dude—it's good. It is. It is the depth of field, just the bigger sensor, the better performance in low light, and

The 3x, I think, cinematic mode. Obviously, this isn't really a fair competition with that because the 13 Pro is the first of

its kind, but and I think cinematic mode now is uh, is more exciting for what the future holds versus what it actually

does now. 1080 30 leaves a lot to be desired, and also it's not perfect, but it's

cool where I think the technology is going. The fact that the cinematic mode is a first generation and it's this good,

yes, totally. Is this in cinematic mode? No, it's ultrawide. Well, the fact that the ultrawide is much better on the new 13

Pro is also awesome. I think it is the first time the ultrawide has been something I would use regularly. Yes, on

the 12 Pro, 11 Pro, unless it was in perfect lighting—unless it's some perfect lighting—is pretty garbage. Also,

just know that the lenses are like twice the size. Also, if you haven't seen my video I did

on Moment lenses on the 13 Pro, they work super good, and we're really excited about the optics. So if you are looking

through, you know, different focal lengths—the 58, the anamorphic—but which especially applies if you're just

getting the iPhone 13 because all you get there is the normal wide and the ultrawide. You get no telephoto. But yeah, so

oh, and not to mention ProRes is coming out later on the 13 Pro, so like I think

this is, if you're a camera person and that's all you care about. Oh, and promotion, I mean, this is a good upgrade, I'm not

gonna lie. 12 Pro shout-out—like you're doing okay, you're still there. I like the

color. I like the color. Right? 11 Pro to 12 Pro, small jump. I think 12 Pro to 13

Pro is a much bigger, I really do too. But anyways, thanks for watching. Your boy Niles is back, yeah. But kind of just know

that like we're just fanboys and like, just rip us in the comments. Yeah, rip us. Or Apple phone, I'm a fanboy, dude. Later, I

mean, actually the Pixel is nice, but yeah, anyways, okay, bye. I can't say that, dude. [Music]

iPhone 13 Pro vs iPhone 12 Pro | CAMERA SHOOTOUT

Moment

iPhone 13 Pro와 iPhone 12 Pro 카메라 비교 시작

iPhone 13 Pro와 12 Pro의 카메라 성능 비교

업그레이드 여부 고민: 필요성과 실질적 차이점 논의

다양한 환경에서의 촬영: 스케이트보드, 차량 등

다양한 촬영 환경에서의 비교 분석

사진 촬영 비교: 색감, 화질 비교

심도 효과 테스트: 잎사귀 배경

다양한 조명 및 환경에서의 촬영 비교

산악 지대에서의 와이드, 2x, 3x 촬영 비교

다채로운 색감의 풍경 사진 및 영상 촬영 비교

iPhone 13 Pro의 카메라 성능에 대한 전반적인 평가

카메라 부문 업그레이드의 주요 특징: 심도 효과, 저조도 성능, 시네마틱 모드 등

울트라 와이드 카메라 성능 향상

ProRes 지원 및 향후 업데이트 전망

iPhone 13 Pro vs iPhone 12 Pro | CAMERA SHOOTOUT

iPhone 13 Pro vs iPhone 12 Pro | CAMERA SHOOTOUT

스크립트