We are already familiar with the advertising campaign "Shooted on the iPhone", in which Apple shared pictures and videos that are made with the help of the iPhone and are capable of shaking our imagination. But the phrase "Used by additional equipment and software" appearing at the end of each of these videos strongly lubricates the effect and can mean that when creating such photos and commercials, the authors could use tripods, removable lenses and other accessories that cost many times as much as the smartphone itself. Photographer Harshit Vora decided to act as honestly as possible and did not take anything with him except for iPhone 7 Plus.

As a place of shooting photographer decided to choose Yellowstone National Park in the US, which is famous for its dormant volcano. Leaving my SLR camera at home and armed with only the iPhone 7 Plus and the Filmic editing app, Vora created a video that can not help admiring.

From time to time you can see that the image is a little twitching. This indicates that the author really decided to abandon the accessory accessories - at least a tripod and stabilizer. The picture could have been smoother if he had decided to shoot it in FullHD, but Harshit chose to opt for 4K shooting.