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DBZmusicboy01

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Other phones has had 8K recording for over 2 years now. While the iPhone 14 Pro has a super powerful processor. It shouldn’t have any issues recording 8K.
 
Third party apps like Halide allow you to shoot 48mp jpeg photos, several other apps do as well. As for 8k, I don’t see a need. There aren’t any 8k TV’s or computer monitors that are 8k yet, so why bother. You have ProRes that will provide you with what you need, im guessing.
 
guessing as apple like to know better than the user due to the massive space needed for full res files.
 
48mp compressed in jpeg: still better than 12mp?

8k: Apple needs features for future iPhone generations.
 
Third party apps like Halide allow you to shoot 48mp jpeg photos, several other apps do as well. As for 8k, I don’t see a need. There aren’t any 8k TV’s or computer monitors that are 8k yet, so why bother. You have ProRes that will provide you with what you need, im guessing.
8K monitors and TVs are a thing, they exist. The point of recording in 8K isn't always about the resolution but to crop and zoom with 4K or 1080p in mind.

I've had an 8K monitor since Dell released the UP3218K for example but I didn't get it for 8K video but more space/"real estate" for applications.
 
8K monitors and TVs are a thing, they exist. The point of recording in 8K isn't always about the resolution but to crop and zoom with 4K or 1080p in mind.

I've had an 8K monitor since Dell released the UP3218K for example but I didn't get it for 8K video but more space/"real estate" for applications.
Oh ok… I don’t really shoot videos, mostly all still photos with ProRAW and Lightroom editing. I guess that’s why I didn’t think 8k monitors and tvs were out. Haven’t seen any at Best Buy, really haven’t looked. But the cropping of the video makes sense.
 
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