Apple's 'Shot on iPhone' campaign moves to videos

Apple's has focused on the camera properties of the iPhone 6 with various large format billboards and magazine ads showing awesome photo from users with the simple but powerful 'Shot on iPhone 6' tagline. Called iPhone World Gallery, the campaign has even featured the world of Canadians John Lehmann and Dan Carr.

The campaign is now moving from stills to video as Apple has released a variety of short videos shot on the iPhone by regular Joes and Janes. Showing what one can do with the OIS (Optical Image Stabilisation) features, wide f/2.0 aperture as well as Apple's unparalleled camera software, these videos, which will appear in 23 countries - feature the work of seven videographers and their use of the built-in video features of iPhone including slo-mo, time-lapse and cinematic video stabilization show the impressive range of shots and moods that an iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus can achieve.

Bring your shared memories to life with WeVue for iOS

If we've learned anything from the plethora of social sharing apps that are launching almost daily, it's that people like having options and there is always room for more. Such is the case with the just-launched "WeVue" for iOS. Think of Instagram, meets now-defunct Color, meets Google Plus, WeVue was created to allow its' users the ability to gather photos and videos from any event and then turn those group memories into your Vue: shareable event movies made up of content captured by anyone from the event. WeVue also has an algorithim that will pull in content from any given event, so you don't need to sit and search for it yourself!

Download WeVue for iOS free here