On the evening of February 1, Apple released the micro film Three Minutes with the theme of the Spring Festival on several platforms, which was directed by Hong Kong director Chen Kexin. Although there are some fragments in the process of succession, and the plot of memorizing the multiplication table in three minutes is also a bit awkward, it is after all a micro movie shot with iPhone X throughout.

Later, Apple also released the shooting tidbits of the micro movie, which were five promotional tidbits about the iPhone X's "portrait lighting, slow motion, time-lapse photography, special perspective, and motion lens". In the sideshow, the iPhone X is mounted on a rabbit cage as a fixed scheme for motion and time delay photography. The swing mirror is partially supported by Dajiang's handheld PTZ. In the locomotive picture, even a complex anti shake filter frame is used. Naturally, aerial pictures are taken by UAVs, but also large UAVs

Most importantly, several details also include external lenses. In addition to the rabbit cage adapter (used to connect advanced lenses to mobile phones), the iPhone X is equipped with 85 F1.4 super aperture lenses and a bunch of other professional lenses. Many movie level images in micro movies can't be achieved by iPhone X alone. Of course, just because you shoot with iPhone X does not mean that there is only iPhone X. External Niubi lens is like taking a picture of the moon with a telescope on a mobile phone. Strictly speaking, it is not fake, but there is a loophole. 2333. Then netizens' jokes poured in:

The Weibo equipment should not be the one used by director Chen Kexin

UAV+rabbit cage previously displayed by foreign media

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