iPhone 11 Pro Camera vs 100MP FujiFilm GFX 100 DSLR [Video]

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Posted October 10, 2019 at 2:12pm by Shalom Levytam

Check out this video comparing the camera on the iPhone 11 Pro to the 100MP FujiFilm GFX 100 DSLR.

The video was posted to YouTube by Josh Rossi, a digital artist and commercial photographer.

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In this video, I'll be comparing the iPhone 11 Pro with the Fujifilm GFX 100. The Fuji medium format camera costs right around $13,000 with the body and lens and is one of the best cameras out there today. The sensor size alone is 1/3 the size of the entire iPhone 11 just for comparison.

Initially, I didn't want to even compare the two because I thought that the GFX was going to win by a long shot. I was totally surprised when I did the comparison and saw the results on the computer. Even though the more expensive camera obviously wins this battle, the iPhone 11 Pro gave surprising results especially if the viewer isn't zooming in super close to the image.

I got really excited about it and decided to try and recreate a movie poster. I've wanted to do this test for years but Apple's technology wasn't up to par yet. Once again I was surprised at the results that were created. I think that the image quality of the iPhone is good enough to print on a billboard, post on social media and even use on big campaigns.
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ichild - October 13, 2019 at 8:49pm

The iPhone SX Max is also good enough as well for just about every photo task everyday users can expect from a camera. It's always the person behind the camera not the camera and knowing how to use your tools will give you the edge on production.

nocci - October 12, 2019 at 1:28pm

So what about these 'trip' you speak of? You can do this in the photos app and boom, you have on par quality of the $13,000 camera for like 1/13th of the cost. Good luck with convincing others about being fools when really this guy proves that overall quality of smartphone cameras are now starting to dominate dslr at this point.