Apple Shared a New Video With Images Taken with iPhone 12 Pro

Cupertino-based tech giant Apple today shared a new video from its YouTube account containing images taken with the iPhone 12 Pro. There is also a behind-the-camera video showing the stage of creating these images. Apple, which introduced the iPhone 12 series in recent weeks, continues to advertise phones. In this context, the company today shared a new video on its YouTube channel containing images taken with the iPhone 12 Pro.

With this video, which is about two minutes long, the Cupertino-based company says they want to push the iPhone 12 Pro's new Dolby Vision and low-light recording capabilities to its limits. This video and the behind-the-scenes video showing how the video was created can be found at the end of the post.

With the new A14 Bionic chip, the iPhone 12 Pro can record Dolby Vision and measure the depth map of the environment you're in by measuring the speed at which light is reflected from objects thanks to the LiDAR scanner. In this way, AR applications can analyze the environment and immediately start creating unique experiences for you. The details of the LiDAR depth map also make portrait shooting possible in Night mode.

The features of the cameras include the iPhone 12 Pro; It features a triple 12 MP Pro camera system including ultra wide angle, wide angle and telephoto. With the help of these cameras, the latest iPhone is able to zoom in/out with 2x optical zoom/zoom and up to 10x digital zoom. Dual optical image stabilization for large and telephoto lenses is also available to users with the iPhone 12 Pro.

The iPhone 12 Pro can record hdr video up to 60 frames per second with Dolby Vision when we get to the video side and can also record 24/30/60 frames per second 4K, 30/60 frames per second 1080p HD, and 30 frames per second 720p HD video. 2x optical zoom/zoom, 4x optical zoom range and up to 6x digital zoom are also notable features on the video side.