Apple just got caught lying about their most recent event shot on an iPhone.

Apple just got caught lying about their most recent event shot on an iPhone. Seconds before the event actually ended, Apple showed this on screen. They said this event was shot on iPhone and edited on Mac. And they clarified down below everything was done on an iPhone 15 Pro Max. But here's the thing. Apple didn't just use this iPhone. They used a little bit more. This, for example, is the rig that the iPhone was included in. And it's inside a specific case for the iPhone so it's perfectly stabilized. This shot in particular was absolutely fascinating to see because they've got the light, which apparently cost about $30,000 each. Yeah, but here's the thing. Apple actually didn't lie. And all the controversy you've seen about this situation is honestly laughable because Apple didn't say that they *only* used an iPhone. They just said that they did shoot the entire event on an iPhone. Of course, they would put the iPhone on rigs and things to do transitions. Of course, they would be using lights. Like, yeah, Apple's gonna spend the money to light because no camera really works in the dark without any lights would even be viewable to someone who's trying to watch an event. You can't not use light with the camera, that's like a requirement. I actually found it hilarious that people have gotten mad about this like Apple trying to trick people. No, dude, they put it in the literal last frame of the event. We're like, oh, hey, by the way, we shot this on iPhone. Can we just appreciate that that's cool and that no one noticed before they said this? They put it in the last frame of the event and then were like, oh, hey, by the way, we shot this on iPhone. Can we just appreciate that that's cool and that no one noticed before they said this?