Videos tagged with iPhone XS Max

This video showcases MrBigKid's 2020 Everyday Carry (EDC) loadout, featuring a Glock 43 9mm pistol, a Spyderco Tenacious knife, and a Streamlight MicroStream USB light. He also discusses his iPhone XS Max and a less-favored Samsung Galaxy S8, humorously mentioning a Desert Eagle .50 AE for extreme situations. The video highlights personal gear choices and updates from the previous year.

This video explores the viability of using an iPhone X and iPhone XS Max for vlogging, particularly in 4K. The creator argues that focusing on content creation is more important than expensive camera gear, encouraging viewers to utilize their mobile devices for vlogging. The discussion highlights the accessibility and quality of modern smartphone cameras for aspiring vloggers in 2019, emphasizing that the content itself is the key to success, not just the equipment.

This video presents a blind comparison between photos taken by a Canon 5D Mark IV DSLR and an iPhone XS Max smartphone. The creator aims to challenge viewers to identify which images come from which device, emphasizing that the review focuses solely on the photographic output and not technical specifications. The goal is to demonstrate the image quality capabilities of both a professional camera and a high-end smartphone.

This video features a review of the Sandmarc Telephoto Lens for the iPhone XS Max. The reviewer highlights the lens's ability to provide significant zoom flexibility, allowing for detailed photography of architecture. The reviewer expresses enthusiasm for the lens as a valuable addition to a mobile photographer's kit, emphasizing its potential for creative composition and storytelling through imagery. A promotional link for purchasing Sandmarc lenses is included, with a request for viewers to thank Sandmarc and mention "Johnny Q" if they make a purchase.

This YouTube video features an unboxing of the brand new 2018 Gold iPhone XS Max. The description expresses high enthusiasm for the phone's capabilities, calling it 'incredible' and encouraging viewers to 'take it all in'. The content focuses solely on the initial reveal and presentation of the device.