I tried it just now and it mostly works. The footage's video and audio are unsynced, though; the audio is lagging about 12-15 frames behind the video. Hopefuly this improves. Tested with Airpods Pro 2, iPhone 15 Pro Max, front-facing camera, iOS 26.0
Good point. When you're recording with the AirPods, you're gonna be getting very good stereo separation because your head is right in the middle. I suppose you could even record binaural sound this way!I'm sure this is it. I have both APP2 and Buds Pro 3 from Samsung and is a nice feature when I tested it on Samsung. I took a video of a small waterfall while wearing the buds and it creates a better stereo sound as I was panning the camera around. I never really considered all the videos we shoot with our phones are mono.
I mean, it's right there in the article, but yes.Does this work with the native Camera app? Can't test right now, but that's what i've been waiting for!
AirPods Pro do not have studio quality mics like the iPhones Pro do
Not to mention, it's a bluetooth connection.
I believe the point of this is that while you could probably get cleaner audio from an iPhone Pro, you'd have to position that iPhone closer than you might want in a video. The AirPods are less obtrusive and (I suspect) good enough quality for general use.
Marketers love to trot out that term. It could really mean anything, honestly. If any person who makes money doing something uses AirPods for audio, it automatically is "professional quality". LOL
Just to clarify, Apple doesn’t advertise AirPods as having studio quality mics. That’s a claim macrumors is making for some reasonCamo Studio for iPad (free) lets you record using the iPhone as a mic (as well as a camera), over wifi. There can be syncing issues, but the audio quality is great, and much better than ‘studio quality’ with airpods (so far).