The iPhone 16 Pro looks set to usher in a new era in Apple’s video recording capabilities. According to recent leaks, the iPhone 16 Pro will be able to record 120 FPS video at 4K resolution . Yabi, it will be twice as fast as the current iPhone 15 series’ 60 FPS recording capability at 4K. Details in our news…
iPhone 16 Pro can record 4K 120 FPS video
According to information from 9to5Mac, Apple is also said to be testing 8K video recording on the iPhone 16 Pro, but it is not yet clear whether this feature will be active. It is stated that 8K video recording will be possible thanks to the iPhone 16 Pro’s new 48 MP ultra-wide-angle camera. However, the 12 MP telephoto lens will not support this resolution. There are also rumors that 8K video recording may be exclusive to the iPhone 17 Pro Max model.
The camera capabilities of the new iPhone 16 Pro are not limited to this. In addition to features such as pausing and resuming during video recording, wind noise reduction, new photo styles and the ability to take both lossy and lossless photos in JPEG-XL format will be offered. It will also be possible to take spatial photos that can be viewed in 3D with Apple Vision Pro.
If the claims are true, Apple will prove once again on September 9 how it takes camera performance to the next level every year. The iPhone 16 Pro already looks like it will be an exciting device for both professional photographers and regular users. What do you think? You can leave your opinions in the comments section below.
