Journalists Cover Dakar Rally with Just iPhones (Video News in 60 Seconds)

Posted March 30, 2018

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Today's Video News in 60 Seconds: Two Dutch journalists covered a race in the South American desert with just iPhones. They brought a larger VJ camera with them, but never used it and said it only took up space they could have used for other gear.

Check out the original article from Journalism.co.uk.

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