Apple's iPhone 13 Pro and ‌iPhone‌ 14 Pro models exclusively support a video recording feature called ProRes, which allows you to capture, edit, and share professional quality video. Here's how to ...

The iPhone 16 Pro wowed us with its impressive camera capabilities and fun 4K slow-motion mode. Like the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max, however, it also supports shooting in a Log color profile with Apple ...

Macnica Americas — a technology innovator of IP design, networking solutions and AI/IoT technologies — is teaming with Softron Media Services at IBC2025 to demonstrate Apple ProRes compressed video ...

As was the case with iPhone 13 Pro models released last year, 4K ProRes video recording on the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max still requires a model with at least 256GB of storage, according to ...

Apple’s new A15 Bionic chip found inside of the iPhone 13 Pro includes new video encoders and decoders. These major hardware updates make it possible for the iPhone to support capturing ProRes video ...

Support for Apple's ProRes video compression format is a tentpole feature for iPhone 13 Pro, but its headlining capability — 4K video recording at 30 frames per second — is limited to models with ...

Apple's iPhone 13 Pro can already shoot superb-looking video with rich colors and tons of detail, thanks to its 4K resolution. But the arrival of ProRes video can help take that even further. ProRes ...

In the 45 years since the introduction of the first portable broadcast camera—the mammoth RCA TK76—we’ve been on a constant roller coaster ride of new video technology. A succession of cameras has ...

Jeff Benjamin's favorite screen cleaner for Apple products. Apple ProRes is only available for iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max. To enable ProRes go to Settings → Camera → Formats and enabled the ...

Apple’s new MacBook Pro has garnished what seems to be endless praise for its high performance, power efficiency, and impressive battery life, thanks to the M1 System on a Chip. Apple benefits from ...

Apple’s new M1 Max and M1 Pro chips have received nothing but high praise since their launch in the latest MacBook Pros. Now, a recent benchmark compares them to the 2019 Mac Pro — and it’s not good ...