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News from IT House November 16 Early this morning, Apple shared a small video called “Everyday Experiments” on the YouTube channel, which was shot on iPhone 12. It aims to show how the iPhone 12 camera functions are used in daily life and teach you how to build a picture of the good times around you.
Apple’s “experimental” videos have been popular in the past few years, and today’s new iPhone 12 experiments focus on “daily life.”
This short video first shows the chapter of balloon + water + slow motion. Then I demonstrated the gorgeous combination of glass bottle + water + dye + baby oil, and then showed the idea of decorating the night scene with light sticks at night, and finally entered the tutorial on how to use things you can find around to create beautiful and simple pictures.
Apple released a brand new iPhone 12 series last month, with progressive camera functions, including slow motion, Dolby Vision HDR recording and night mode time-lapse shooting, and can edit video in iMovie.
IT Home understands that this is not Apple’s first “experimental” video. These videos often show how to use the iPhone camera to take interesting photos in special situations, but this is the first to teach people how to at home A tutorial to reproduce the effects of movies with the little things within your reach.
