Variable aperture and manual controls: Saurav Sinha's iPhone 18 Pro guide carries a week off
The Montreal photographer posted nothing new, and his two-week-old camera settings video is closing in on 100,000 views.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Master the iPhone 18 Pro Camera Settings in 10 minutes!
On a usual day, Saurav Sinha's channel draws somewhere around 13,000 views. Lately it has been running cooler than that, closer to 9,000, and with no new upload since the iPhone 18 Pro video two weeks ago, that is about what a pause looks like.
That video is still the one doing the work. "Master the iPhone 18 Pro Camera Settings in 10 minutes!" walks through the phone's new variable aperture and its manual pro controls, the kind of features that send a new owner looking for someone who has already figured them out. Sinha, who describes himself simply as a photographer who shoots videos, from Montreal, is a natural person to ask. The guide is nearing 100,000 views.
Behind it, two older lessons keep turning over. His iPhone videography masterclass, billed as part one of a beginner's course on in-camera settings and filmmaking technique, is more than three months old and still finds viewers every day. So does a settings guide for DJI's Osmo Pocket 4, the small stabilized camera. Taken together, they read like one long course on making good video with gear that fits in a pocket.
The subscriber count held at 951,000 through the week. Among the art, craft and photography channels of a similar size, Create by K and The Koalas JJ had the loudest weeks, while Tomorrows Filmmakers, another camera-gear channel, ran a little ahead of its usual pace.
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The videos drawing views on Saurav Sinha right now
- Channel
- Saurav Sinha
- Subscribers
- 951,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 70,500
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how Saurav Sinha's channel moved over the past seven days.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which company makes the Osmo Pocket cameras?
The Osmo Pocket line is made by DJI, the Chinese company best known for its camera drones, as the hashtag on Sinha's video shows.



