While fans switch to 4K Concert & News Taping on Smartphones for video sharing the industry pauses to consider future plans leaving Wall Street Shareholders doubtful as Sony stated they have no competing industry products in their marketing campaign aimed at selling Smartphones to professionals.
LINK: https://www.engadget.com/the-morning-after-what-is-sonys-smartphone-plan-123003513.html
I’m not sure what’s in Sony’s playbook when it comes to selling its phones in the US. Take the Xperia 5 III. After launching in other regions last year, the phone is only now available stateside for $1,000. This is its middle-ish high-end phone, with the flagship Xperia 1 series of smartphones (seen above) both bigger and pricier.
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How To Shoot In 4K On Iphone 13
LINK: https://www.macrumors.com/how-to/take-prores-video-iphone-13-pro/
Aimed at professionals, the ProRes codec offers higher color fidelity and less compression, and it is often used for commercials, feature films, and TV broadcasts, which is testament to the high quality results that it can achieve.
A one-minute 10-bit HDR ProRes video takes up 1.7GB in HD mode. For that reason, recording ProRes video at 4K at 30 frames per second requires 256, 512, or 1TB of iPhone storage capacity.
In other words, if you have an iPhone 13 Pro or iPhone 13 Pro Max with the base 128GB of storage, you’ll be limited to shooting 1080p ProRes video at 30 frames per second.