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hey this videos really showcasing the new 10.5 inch iPad pro s 4k video capabilities there's going to be samples in the daylight nice shot low light shot stationery shot walking shots that test out the iPads in your optical image stabilization slow motion in a few photos as well if you want to check out my full 10.5 inch iPad pro review click over here somewhere if you want to see what the camera on the iPad pro can do this video is for you heck this whole intro was recorded in 4k using the iPad pro don't forget to Like comment and subscribe if not for me and let's do it for my best friends who helped out make this video okay so I decided to start off with this first shot because I believe we put the iPad pro Center to the test at 30 frames per second the water movement is a little rougher compared to 1080p 60 frames per second but you can see how crisp the lines are on the black post and if I were to zoom in on the New York skyline I would still get a good amount of detail here's the New York skyline again and the camera sensor is doing a really good job of capturing the details in the wave here we are at 100% zoom in 4k and you can still make out individual floors and the lines are still crisper than what they would be in 1080p here's a sensor it is doing a great job of getting color accurate detail but the 30 frames per second is really making it hard to keep the fast-moving soccer ball in focus now we've got some slow-motion video at 720p 240 frames per second you can tell we've lost a lot of detail on the grass and the color is a little dull but the trade-off is getting more detailed slow-motion video and this is 1080p at 120 frames per second and we're back at 4k at 30 frames per second now this is a walking shot and you can see the optical image stabilization do its job keeping the video steady now this is another walkin shot but instead in a low light situation notice how there's any lens flare in this video but there's also a lot of noise in the night sky here we've got a bit of a problem as you can clearly see a lot of these lights are simply blown out we're in this shot you can see how detailed the benches are the lives are captured very accurately and you're still a good enough detail between the splits on the backrest here we've got some photos of some flowers the first picture is strictly low-light the second picture is with two-tone flash turned on and the last one is in daylight as you can see that even with the true tone flash the iPad still dulled the colors of the flowers this next video is really playing the shadows you can see how the iPad pro sense or handle shadows and multiple objects here we're zooming into the dugs and you can see the camera does a really good job of keeping the Ducks neck smooth at 1080p the neck area would start to look a little jagged at 100% zoom oh no wait actually these are these are geese those are keys not ducks in here you can see how the sensor handles moving objects in low-light against those who are only on 31st the second the video isn't as smooth and there's a lot of trailing going on this is perhaps my favorite shot the camera did a really good job of capturing all the rest and you can see the detail in the supports of the bridge state very crisp and you can still see a lot of details and weave down in the Hudson I took the same video at 1080p and there's just a lot of noise and the support for just sold out now we've got some water flowing again capturing this at 60 frames per second wouldn't make the water flow smoother but 30 frames per second gets the job done and here we've got some stills of the New York skyline at night and 0% 0 and here's the same shot at 100% zoom now we're playing with the tap to focus here we focus on the water setting notice all the lens flares now we're focused on the center tree again lots of lens flare and that will focus on the top right high rise in the foreground again there's so much lens flares it's almost like JJ Abrams erected this and now we've got some more stills there's a lot of clarity lost in this one here we can see there isn't much detail in the post surrounding the water fountain actually held up traffic for this one but it was so worth it here's my favorite shot again if you look at those supports you'll notice there isn't a lot of detail that's lost compared to the 4k video and this is 4k video shot of the New York skyline at night notice all of the noise going on in the sky and here we're going to zoom in to 100% in two support cables of the gwb notice that even at this distance the camera is still able to smooth out the shape at 1080p the cable did get a little jagged and here we've got some cars in 4k we've got some great detailing but at 30 frames per second it is causing some motion blurring and there you have it this is what you should expect from the camera on the iPad pro it's great for daytime but I've seen other cameras perform better at night if you enjoyed the video please remember to Like 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