Ultimate Guide to Vlogging with your iPhone 15

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[TeppoHaapoja]

Here is my iPhone Vlogging Setups below:

[BenettGraezer]

Awesome video. Always like to see other creators vlog setups! Keep it up buddy 💯

[SamFigueroa]

That tip at the end on how to apply a LUT is great. I thought you'd always have to go through an adjustment layer. This will save me quite some time in the future. Thanks Teppo.

[therealeightmir]

Haven't been able to give a try to the Røde mics, but for me the DJI Mic set has worked really well and they only cost around $250

[Serge]

Final Cut Pro FTW! Some excellent advice here! May can’t come soon enough

[RichardBauer_]

Great vid! I’ve found that recording in ProRes on the iPhone caused me endless issues with editing due to not using a Mac. So use that with caution if you are not fully into the Mac eco system

[eward]

Hi. I'm a real newbie. I didn't understand alot of the stuff you said lol but I am interested in discussing your training so I can do this a little better right from the start. I'm gonna get the latest iPhone from Costco..thanks for sharing your experience with everyone.

[johnburchill-innervisionli]

What a badass video! Content is on point, thanks man!

[MagMirror]

Hey Teppo! Loved your video comparing the iPhone 15 to mirrorless cameras in Socotra - those dragon tree shots were incredible! 📱🌴 Speaking of mobile filmmaking, have you tried Magmirror? It could be a game-changer for your lightweight travel setup. It attaches to your phone, giving you that perfect 45-degree angle for framing shots, and lets you use the back camera while still nailing composition. Imagine combining that with your VND filter setup for some next-level b-roll! Keep up the awesome work pushing the boundaries of mobile filmmaking! 🎥✈

[ifabc]

Do you have the kinks for the ND Filter and the cool mount you have?:)

[jonmnelson]

You have provided so much good and useful in a relatively short video. Thank you so much! Subbed. ✌🏻

[BraxtonHolley]

Thanks Teppo Image Capture is game changing!!

[adc_]

With that price, you find a beginner camera, with a lense!

[AndreSjoberg]

Good video on a basic setup Teppo :)

But, I gotta say, a 400 usd wireless mic investment is not what I would call a «bare bones» setup ;)
Something like the Røde Videomic Go 2 that retails for 99 USD, although wired and not wireless, would cover most needs for vloggers getting started holding their phone at an arms length on a small handheld tripod like the Pixi, or having the tripod on a table and some boxes for talking head footage at approx an arms length away filming with the 1x or 0.5x lens.

I’ve been using that setup for most of my videos now for a couple of months and it’s been working well together with my DIY Keylight and all around janky selfmade setup in general ;)

Also, just wanted to say a big *thank you* for all the videos and inspiration from all the way back when you where working with your brother trough to you going «solo», it’s been very fun to watch you grow your channel, and it even inspired me to get my own channel going, currently on my second month of consistently doing a video each week, slowly growing week by week seeing the numbers increase for each video, so much fun doing vids, so thank you for being an inspiration :)

[kimberlybessey]

Thank you for these helps. I am wanting to do just video with no talking (from me). These will be relaxing type videos of walking through some of my favorite places of zen - indoors and outdoors. No video of me. I do want to pick up the natural sounds of whatever is going on in the video even if people are speaking as I walk by but because I'm trying to create a zen/relaxing video for do I need something to kind of soften the natural sounds so it feels more like ambiance. Would I need some kind of microphone or would it be okay to just use the built in microphone of my iPhone 15 pro max and then some how soften the sound during editing? Would you still recommend using the same Manfrotto Pixiclip for stabilization or not needed for what I am doing? It seems like I might want a filter for when I am outside too. Appreciate any suggestions thank you.

[adriananic]

Do you recommend a camera or iPhone for beginner travelling?

[BritMar]

The light chaser looks awesome! many times I've gotten that "yes this is the one" video only to realize I didn't push the record button.. smh

[tmur_inostranets]

HI,
as a professional and expert in your field, I would like to ask for your advice. It is well-known that the cinematic frame rate is 24 fps, but on the iPhone by default, 24 and 25 fps are practically unusable. It feels like it drops frames, and stabilization doesn’t work. At least, that’s my experience with my iPhone 16 Pro.

Could you please tell me if I can shoot everything at 60 fps and then export it in a editing program at 24 (or 25) fps? Does the bitrate decrease when you increase the number of frames per second, as is often the case with cameras?

Please advise me; I have been looking for information for several days and cannot find a specific answer to my question.

[justadddirt]

Is it worth even trying to vlog with a shotgun mic ? I guess the main issue is being behind the camera and wanting to talk and pickup voice from behind

[-media]

Missing the SSD in that setup though :)