DP Review:
All phones sport the industry’s most color accurate, wide color gamut (P3) displays which, combined with best-in-class color management built into the OS, ensures accurate display of photos and videos. When you go to print or share an image online, you can rest assured that color rendition will be consistent.
At first sight the new cameras aren’t much different from last year’s iPhone X but improvements have been made in terms of hardware, software and features. On the following pages we take a closer look.
Apple continues to up the camera phone game with these improvements and additions to the hardware and software on these latest models.
Does anyone know if the video recording can be changed to PAL frame rate?
While the video on iPhones have been very good, they were always in 30/60p, which meant that shooting in florescent lighting indoor in Europe, you always got “flickering” footage.
Also, it is somewhat tedious when combing clips from iPhone (30p) with clips from other cameras (25p).
Until now there were no camera settings allowing this to be changed.