Our original article follows below. Apple's forthcoming iPhone 17 Pro models are capable of shooting 8K video, up from the current maximum 4K capture resolution on the iPhone 16 series ...

When Apple releases a new iPhone, it’s not just the hardware that gets attention. The accompanying wallpapers often carry subtle design choices that reflect the device’s features. And that’s true with ...

Unlike Android phones, iPhones have yet to introduce 8K video recording. While the iPhone 16 series could offer high-resolution video recording the company never really implemented it. Now ...

Fixed Focus Digital (via MacRumors) reports that the iPhone 17 Pro series is expected to support 8K video. This makes sense, considering previous rumors suggest the iPhone 17 Pro series would offer ...

TL;DR: Reports of the iPhone 17 Pro supporting 8K video recording stem from a mistranslation. The "8K" refers to a price point, not camera capabilities. While current hardware limits 8K recording ...

But Apple is looking to futureproof its iPhones, especially the iPhone 17 Pro series, by giving it 8K video recording capabilities. 8K video coming to the iPhone 17 Pro This is according to a ...

A new leak suggests that the iPhone 17 Pro models will support 8K video capture. 8K video offers four times the resolution compared to 4K, but requires more storage space. Apple is reportedly ...

The original article follows. Ahead of the iPhone 16 Pro launch, there was evidence to suggest the device had been recording 8K video in testing. This ability wasn’t available on the final ...

The iPhone 17 Pro is again rumored to be getting 8K video recording A number of Android phones already offer the feature It's likely to have niche appeal compared to other video upgrades With the ...

The entire mobile videography industry is about to undergo a major shift with the introduction of the Apple iPhone 17 Pro models, which will support 8K video recording for the first time.

Apple is shooting its forthcoming Bono music documentary in 8K for the Apple Vision Pro, but to date no iPhone has been able to shoot at greater than 4K. Now, however, the very briefest of ...