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so this is a test of the iPhone 6 video camera just so you know what time of day it is in Sun conditions it's about 11 o'clock in Southern California I've got direct sunlight pretty much all natural light so we're gonna go and do a quick test here of the digital video stabilization I'm gonna go ahead and hold my phone up so you can see mark actually jumping to see what it looks like while he's doing this see what digital image stabilization looks like and whether or not it works or doesn't work or distort the image can also get a sense of the internal mic is gonna sound like on the iPhone 6 so there's what the jumpring will look like if you're on a bike big deals been made about digital versus optical image stabilization we're gonna head and go on over here we can do some tests of the focus to see how the focus pixels are going to work on the video side of course you'll have still images that are gonna go up on the side as well and we did the same video with the iPhone 6 plus so check that out of course a TechnoBuffalo comm so Mark's gonna bring the phone down here I'm gonna count the three he's gonna move it and on three he's gonna tap two out of focus one two three try that again one two three one two three so you can see what the auto focus is going to look like on the device again of course we're gonna have a ton of coverage on both of the iPhone 6s the 6 and the 6 plus on TechnoBuffalo comm check us out on this footage I should say is going to go straight to YouTube so I can go through any editing or any compression all the pressure that's gonna happen is what YouTube is going to do directly but it's not gonna go through premiere or final cut or anything like that it's not gonna get sent over Google Drive or you know any sort of compression engine so you can see exactly the phone footage from the phone is going to look like hope you guys enjoy it John render its a next video