It continues to amuse me that Apple continues to offer recording capabilities in the iPhone that their own playback device (i.e. AppleTV) cannot handle.
There's almost nothing to watch in 4k. How can it be a huge selling point. Most (the 99%+) people that make movies with their phones do not want huge files and ridiculously high resolution quality, 1080 is fine, it's actually ridiculous to suggest 4k 'has arrived' - it really hasn't.
I know those photos are still mockups and possibly the real thing, so WHAT are the 3 dots on the + phone at the bottom????? I'm dying to know
Wow, it has the ability to fill up 32gb in no-time![]()
Admit it, 32GB is the new 16GB.
30x2 = 60FPS
16x2 = 32GB
#Apple'sLogic
I'm just making a wild guess here but the hidden feature of the iPhone 7 that no one talked about will be battery life. 2 more hours overall on both models is what I'm guessing. What do you guys think? Would that make iphone 7 a good upgrade?
60FPS 4K would take up, roughly, 700MB per minute.
Definitely below.
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Now, as a 6s owner 2 more hours of battery life is definitely something worth considering. I just hope battery life is as good if not better with next year's iPhone 8.
Can someone explain to me what is the use of 60fps, please?
Cinema format is 24fps, TV is 30fps in US and 25fps in Europe
48fps on Hobbit wasn't really well received so that only reason for 60fps I see is to have slow motion effect in which 60fps doesn't really give you that much slow motion anyway.
So, what is the real and true benefit to someone wanting to shoot 60fps? Cinema was on 24fps for ages and apparently there was always reason for it so what am I missing?
Well that's just great...IF YOU HAVE ENOUGH BATTERY!!
I don't use 4K video recording at all...maybe in another couple years...waste of a feature when few will actually use it.
Hardly a waste of a feature, and people do actually use it. I don't care how many or few. I'm sure you don't have those figures either.
I'm sure the figures r super low plus many of us would rather save space/storage and do 1080p or quad hd video recording....
I'm sure the figures r super low plus many of us would rather save space/storage and do 1080p or quad hd video recording....
I find that the benefit of 4K is that it I can crop afterwards and still get 1080p. Effectively a 2x zoom.
Over the weekend, respected KGI securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo also listed improved IPX7 water resistance as one of the upgrades to the upcoming iPhone.
I find that the benefit of 4K is that it I can crop afterwards and still get 1080p. Effectively a 2x zoom.
Exactly.
I wish more people would realize that shooting in 4K isn't always analogous to viewing in 4K. There are certainly other benefits.
Like you... I've shot in 4K and then edited on a 1080p timeline. I was then able to push-in in post... simulating a second camera. That can be quite handy... and it can make the video more interesting.
Also... if you simply scale the 4K down to 1080p ... the resulting video is very crisp and sharp. More so than if you just shot 1080p to begin with.
Some people aren't interested in video, they use device as a pocket office.
64GB would not be necessary for them. 32 would be fine.
My guess, eventually Apple is going to tire of the protrusion and eject the camera out to an accessory add-on. As crazy as that sounds, I think "thinner" will continue to dominate, which means the camera bump will only grow. However, test the market's acceptance of ejecting the headphone jack and, if that goes well, kicking out another common, popular, internal component to an accessory add-on shouldn't seem THAT crazy. Reword many of the very same arguments supporting the headphone jack ejection and they fit the idea of a camera ejection just as well.
So? Do you want Apple to be "insanely great" or "just good enough"?
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Lot's of people rarely even use the phone feature, prefering instead to text and email. So in addition to the camera Apple could remove the phone feature to make it even thinner. Then sell a Lightning dingus to add phone capability. Even better, sell a separate camera dingus and a phone dingus but connect them wirelessly! So you only carry the extra dinguses when you need them.
Imagine how miniscule the battery need be without a phone or camera. Ive could finally make the anorexic iDingus of his dreams.
Nobody implied 4K/60fps was required. What did you read?
What was in that quote that led you to assume the poster was implying 4K/60fps was required or forced?
Nobody implied 4K/60fps was required. What did you read?
I read some miserable dude complaining about the lack of storage for his video now that there is a better video resolution.