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iPhone Filmmaker Talks iPhone 16 Pro Upgrade and Drone Footage

iPhone filmmaker Joey Helms says the iPhone 16 Pro is not a big upgrade from last year's model, with only the ability to shoot high-quality 120fps slo-mo footage being a significant improvement.
By Blip Tech 1 min read

iPhone filmmaker Joey Helms, known for his cinematic city footage of each year's iPhone Pro models, says that the iPhone 16 Pro is not a big upgrade from last year's model. He finds the Camera Control button too finicky and unreliable, while the audio mix capability has limitations when listened to closely. The only significant upgrade he sees is the ability to shoot high-quality 120fps slow-motion footage, but he says this is of limited real-life use. Helms also answered questions about how he mounted the iPhone on a drone for the aerial shots in this year's video.

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