Apple introduced its last two smartphones, the iPhone 6s and the iPhone 6s Plus, in September of last year. It has been 9 months since then and we are three from the presentation of the iPhone 7, but that does not mean that they will stop launching new announcements of the devices that are still on sale. A couple of months ago they published two very funny ads in which the cookie monster appeared talking to Siri taking advantage of the function that allows us to invoke the virtual assistant without having to touch the iPhone and yesterday they published 8 new videos of the "Shot on iPhone" campaign.
The 8 videos that you will see below, 16 seconds long, are not commercials that we can see on television as we have seen those of the cookie monster. These 8 videos are another type of advertisement that tries to show us what we can do with the camera of the last two iPhones. As you know, iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus can record video with 4K resolution at normal speed and slow motion at 240fps / 720p or 120fps / 1080p and all videos except the penguins use the "Slow-Motion" effect at some point. You have them all below.
New videos Shot on iPhone
Shot on iPhone by George B.
Shot on iPhone by Nicolas D.
Shot on iPhone by Polo S.
Shot on iPhone by Craig J.
Shot on iPhone by Keiran W.
Shot on iPhone by Mirabai M.
Shot on iPhone by John L.
Shot on iPhone by Mitchell H.
The Shot on iPhone campaign was launched in early 2015 to promote the iPhone 6 camera, curiously a day after Samsung presented its Galaxy S6 and showed some photos taken with an iPhone 6 that were surely manipulated to make the smartphone of the Apple. Initially, the campaign showed only photos, but later videos were also added. With the launch of the iPhone 6s, Apple continued to add photos and videos to its gallery, so it would not be surprising if they did the same when the iPhone 7 is released. If they continue with the campaign after September and taking into account that the iPhone 7 Plus will have a dual camera, it will be interesting to see what they add.
