Apple provides spatial video recording for iPhone: what is it?
Apple has provided the ability to record spatial videos for phone users iPhone 15 Pro And the iPhone 15 Pro Max, which is one of the features it provided iOS 17.2 updatewhich can be captured like any other video, but can only be viewed in 3D through AR/VR Vision Pro headset or mixed reality headset.
What are spatial videos from Apple?
Apple had previously said that glasses Vision Pro It will provide users with the ability to record their memories in audio and video based on the 3D camera built into the glasses. These are video clips that they call spatial videos, which can be viewed three-dimensionally through the glasses or helmet later.
The new feature launched by Apple provides iPhone 15 Pro/15 Pro Max users with the ability to capture or record spatial videos as well, based on shooting video with both main cameras and at an ultra-wide angle together, which are videos that appear like any normal video when viewed on iPhone phones, but they are They appear as 3D videos when viewed through Apple Vision Pro glasses.
How to Record Spatial Videos on iPhone
iPhone 15 Pro/15 Pro Max users do not need any additional procedures to record spatial videos with their phones, as the user only has to shoot a video using the camera application similar to shooting any other video, clicking on the spatial video icon and then recording, to begin. The phone records video with both the main camera and the Ultrawide camera at the same time, matching the field of view in both cameras, then saving the video in a single file.
