You can now record 3D spatial videos with your iPhone for viewing on Apple Vision Pro and it’s something you should do even if you don’t intend to buy them.
The bone The iPhone is capable of recording three-dimensional videos which Apple has called spatial videos. These 3D videos can particularly appreciated on the Apple Vision ProApple’s virtual reality and augmented reality glasses will let you watch these videos like never before, bringing your memories to life.
Even if you don’t buy an Apple Vision Pro, it’s a $3,500 device and not everyone will be able to buy it, It is interesting to record this type of videos in 3D. You never know if in the future there will be an affordable version of the Vision Pro that will allow you to watch all those videos in 3D. It’s better not to miss the opportunity.
Now we’re pushing the boundaries of what’s possible by allowing users to record their best moments in spatial videos as they happen. Spatial videos deliver a magical experience and we can’t wait for users to enjoy them on Apple Vision Pro.
Recording 3D videos with iPhone is now possible
How to Record 3D Space Videos with Your iPhone
Recording space videos is very easyYou just need to keep a few things in mind. Only iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max and later models can record 3D spatial videos. Additionally, you will need to have iOS 17.2 or later installed on the device.
Once spatial video recording is enabled in Settings, users can use the advanced camera systems of iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max to record their best moments in three dimensions.
Once that’s clear, here’s what you need to do to record 3D spatial videos with your iPhone:
- Enter the app Settings of the iPhone and leader of the section Camera.
- Inside the Chamber, enter Formats.
- Activate it switch that activates space videos.
- Go to the Camera app and swipe to record a video.
- Put the iPhone horizontal.
- Play the VisionPro icon which appears at the bottom right to record spatial video.
Space videos are recorded at 1080p and 30 frames per second in standard dynamic range. Thanks to advanced computer video technologies and HEVC compression.
On iPhone and other devices, the Space videos appear as two-dimensional videos and can be viewed and shared like any other video.. Users can find their spatial videos in a new album in the Photos app and sync them across all your devices with iCloud, just like any other video.
But where really Spatial videos come to life in Apple Vision Pro. Apple notes that spatial videos “can be played in a window or zoomed into an immersive view that takes users back to the moment they recorded them” on Vision Pro.
