Denoised iPhone Cameras in F1, MrBeast's AI Controversy, and Meta's AI Ad Creator
Jul 1, 2025
The hosts dive into the innovative use of iPhones in capturing stunning cinematic shots for F1 films, merging technology and art. They unpack the backlash against MrBeast’s AI thumbnail tool, highlighting ethical dilemmas around originality. Additionally, there's an exploration of Meta's AI advertising platform and its potential to disrupt traditional creative agencies. The episode also touches on rising ticket prices and the changing landscape of cinema, framed by personal anecdotes and industry insights.
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Apple's iPhones in F1 Cars
- Apple modified iPhones to fit inside F1 cars for immersive POV shots in the "F1" movie.
- This innovation offered better color space and resolution, surpassing traditional broadcast cameras.
Ethics vs. Technology in Filming
- Broadcast footage prioritizes capturing reality accurately, so noisy 4K is preferred over upscaled lower resolution.
- For filmmaking, higher resolution and color grading justify custom camera rigs over upscaling existing footage.
Private Beverly Hills Movie Theater
- Addy worked at a private Beverly Hills theater where celebrities watched movies privately.
- Big premieres like "The Matrix" and "Pitch Black" filled theaters for months, unlike today's drops in theater attendance.