Imagine an orange phone at Dodger Stadium. (Apple TV+) Surprise! Last Friday, Apple TV+’s Friday Night Baseball broadcast of the Giants and the Dodgers featured multiple shots taken on an iPh…
Source: Apple adds iPhones to Friday Night Baseball coverage
“Final Cut Pro 11.2 includes the following enhancements and bug fixes:
• Unlock even more controls for ProRes RAW video shot on iPhone, so you can adjust exposure, color temperature, tint, and demosaicing. (ProRes RAW capture requires supported iPhone models.)
• Edit and play back your Apple Log 2 footage with the vibrancy of the original scene by applying the Apple Log 2 LUT.
• Includes stability and performance improvements.”
Source: Final Cut Pro for Mac and iPad Updated With New iPhone 17 Pro and iPadOS 26 Features
There’s a lot going on in this Vuelta a España podium celebration that was organized after protesters prevented the usual ceremony from happening. It includes the American, Matthew Riccitello, who rode for the team at the center of the protest, Israel-Premiere Tech (which changed to a more simplified logo during the race). He won the “Best Young Rider” jersey (riders under 25).
Anyway, enjoy what was described as a “local Sunday club race celebration”!
Over the years, we’ve learned just how essential quoting is to many of you. Here’s a deep dive on how quote posts will work on Mastodon.
This could have been a much longer post from me, but I’ll spare you – at least for now.
You might be wondering what genlock is and how you would implement it in your video productions using iPhone 17 Pro (Only available on the Pro and Max).
The quick explanation is that it allows you to sync multiple cameras (iPhones) in the most accurate way possible, and the new Blackmagic Camera Dock allows the connections to happen. You need to have a dock for each camera, so $325 for each iPhone!
Convinced that the iPhone is a professional video tool yet?
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