The iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max each have the USB-C feature, so you can record ProRes video directly to the external storage device. This is great for any person who wants to record professional-quality video with their phone.

The app also allows log-encoding to improve the dynamic range when video editing, which is essential for amateur filmmakers or those who want to utilize their iPhone as a b-camera on larger films.

ProRAW and ProRes video editing

The iPhone 15 Pro and the iPhone 15 Pro Max both support Apple’s high-quality ProRes video codec. In contrast to raw video that is not compressed, which takes up lot of space, ProRes compresses video footage into a smaller size without sacrificing quality.

It is also possible to record ProRes videos directly to your internal storage of the phone, instead of consuming internal memory. Apple says this will allow longer recording times and more versatility for recording while on the move.

The new models can record ProRes files in both 4K and HD at 60 frames per second. This allows you to record additional action from the field as well as provide higher-quality footage to edit later. These phones can also be used to support Log as well as Dolby Vision HDR.

A16 Bionic Chip Performance

The A16 Bionic processor in the iPhone 15 Pro is a powerful device. It’s able to go toe-to-toe withand sometimes outperformsone of the top Android phones available such as Samsung’s Galaxy S23 and OnePlus 11.

In a single Geekbench test which tests general performance The A16 Bionic delivers some of the highest scores found from an iPhone. It beats even the new Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 on the multicore part of this test.

This is due to the CPU configuration of the A16’s six cores, which is 10% quicker than the previous. It also has a 6-core GPU that’s 20percent faster and supports hardware-accelerated ray tracing. It’s all this while using one-third less power than rivals like the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 and MediaTek Dimensity 9000. It’s not exactly cutting-edge technology, but it shows that Apple is still able to hold an edge in the field of smartphone chipsets.

Super Retina XDR display

The iPhone 15 Pro and the Pro Max feature a Super Retina XDR display with 120Hz ProMotion. Apple states that it’s the highest mobile-grade refresh rate on a smartphone ever.

Video editors can work with high-definition videos and images in more detail. Also, it aids with speedy game play and a smoother experience.

A further major update is the primary camera, which has a new 48MP image sensor that has lossless optical zoom up to 3x or 5x. It can capture depth information in addition, and both its front camera is capable of producing portraits without having to change to Portrait mode.

Apple also added a new Spatial Video capture feature that combines the ultra-wide and main cameras to create a 3D video. This can playback on Apple’s upcoming Vision Pro headset.

Editing applications

The new iPhone 15 Pro models boast many features that are likely to appeal to video content creators. These include an Pro Camera system and support for 4K60 ProRes video recording. Additionally this version of the iPhone 15 Pro has an improved LTPO display and an adaptive refresh rate that can reach 120Hz.

Apple is also removing the mute slider button on its Pro devices, and has substituted the slider with a dual-purpose Action button that is personalized to launch applications and record voice recordings, as well as run shortcuts. Additionally, the device offers customisable widgets for its constantly-on display.

The handset also features considerably more storage capacity to its predecessors, starting at 256GB and topping out with 1TB. The phone is also compatible with the upcoming Apple Vision Pro headset, that will let users create immersive, spatial videos.

5G connectivity

The apple iphone 15 pro  supports 5G connectivity to allow seamless collaboration during the creation of content. This guarantees high-quality streaming and video conferencing and speedier downloading of large files.

It also comes with new features that boost its appeal to videographers. It can, for instance, shoot 4K video at 60 fps onto external storage. It also features a second-generation Ultra Wideband chip for improved localization services.

A further benefit for content creators is the shift to USB-C. This reduces the number of Lightning devices you have to manage. Additionally, it allows data transfer speeds of as high as 10Gbps. This is an enormous leap over the 480Mbps Lightning delivers.