What are your thoughts on ProRes video capture on iPhone? Sound off down below in the comments. Having macro mode switch on automatically was super-annoying, so this is a welcome addition.
#MAX CAPTURE PRO#
In addition to the adoption of ProRes video capture, iOS 15.1 also brings about the ability to disable the auto macro feature on iPhone 13 Pro devices. For those wanting to retain the ability to shoot HDR footage, but shoot in the highest quality, it seems that the default Camera app is the best option for now. Snap a panoramic shot without having to pan Just point and click. Capture traditional GoPro video and photos or shoot 360 footage of everything around you. What definitely stands out between Apple’s implementation and Filmic’s is Apple’s support for Dolby Vision HDR. Make way for Max, the most creative GoPro ever. As of now, it’s unclear if Apple will support switching to less storage-demanding ProRes family members as Filmic Pro can, or if it will stay locked at ProRes 422HQ for simplicity’s sake. After exporting a test video to my Mac, I confirmed that that is indeed the case. Filmic Pro, as we noted on Monday, supports switching between four popular flavors in the ProRes family, such as ProRes Proxy, ProRes LT, ProRes 422, and ProRes 422 HQ.īased on the time remaining estimates, it appears that Apple is defaulting to ProRes 422HQ. Because of the storage requirements, users will see a “Max Time” remaining at the top of the viewfinder that will change based on the resolution and frame rate that you choose to capture ProRes video in.Īt the moment, it doesn’t appear that Apple allows users to differentiate between different flavors of ProRes video capture. Once the switch is enabled for ProRes capture, launch the default Camera app, switch to Video mode, and tap the ProRes button at the top of the interface to enable it.
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If you have an iPhone 13 Pro with 128GB of storage, you’ll be limited to 1080p capture at 30fps. ProRes capture is supported for up to 30fps at 4K and up to 60fps at 1080p for devices with 256GB of storage and higher. Apple warns that a minute of 10-bit HDR ProRes is approximately 1.7 GB for HD and 6 GB for 4K.
Keep in mind that ProRes footage consumes a lot of storage. To enable ProRes go to Settings → Camera → Formats and enabled the Apple ProRes switch.Įnabling this switch will show the updated camera controls for Apple ProRes in the default Camera app. The feature comes a couple of days after Filmic Pro launched ProRes capture support in its popular third-party video app…Īpple ProRes is only available for iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max. Apple’s just-released iOS 15.1 developer beta 3 features native support for ProRes video capture in the default Camera app.
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