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To celebrate the Mac’s Birthday, Apple shoots a tribute video using only iPhones

Apple introduced the first Macintosh computer on January 24, 1984. To celebrate its 30th Birthday Apple sent 15 camera crews around the world to shoot a tribute video all in one day using only iPhone 5S to capture it.

The crews shot over 70 hours of footage using over 100 iPhones and now the results have been edited together to produce the video below. The whole project was directed by Jake Scott, son of Ridley who directed the now iconic 1984 commercial.

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You can check out Apple’s site for the full run down on the project.

 

 

John

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