Now you’ll learn to record even better Spatial Videos in HDR at 60fps or 4K, and also how to take Spatial Photos (not available in the iPhone’s Camera). Moreover, in this tutorial you will learn how to export to other 3D formats, and from 3D to Spatial.
The new iPhones can record Spatial Video and take Spatial Photos natively, though 4K or 60fps HDR is still unavailable via the native camera app. Notable features include new photo/video styles, a Camera Control button, and advanced Apple AI. Pro models, with the A18 Pro processor, offer enhanced photo and video capabilities, including 120fps at 4K and sophisticated Spatial Audio recording. These advancements make iPhones superior 3D devices, particularly when used with the iPhone Spatial Display screen protector.
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UPDATE: VisionOS is now compatible with WebXR and it’s enabled by default. Apple introduced new features on the WWDC24 for Vision Pro, among some impressive privacy-friendly AI features Vision Pro has been on the market for less than a half year, but in that time the number of native Apps increased from 600 to 2000. […]
If your iPhone has two horizontally aligned lenses (in landscape orientation) on the back, you can record 3D video and take 3D photos.