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I just got my iPhone 13 pro and I shot some video in 30fps at 1080p, however it seems to only be shooting in 720p despite the camera settings. Anyone have advice on how I can shoot in 1080p? I've attached a screenshot of my camera settings and a screenshot of the properties of the video.
Thanks for looking into it, IAmTheAllspark. It sounds like you're on the right track.
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Thanks for the reply.
I dug a little deeper into this...I shot the vids on the iPhone and then I downloaded them from iCloud (browser). It looks like there is some sort of conversion from .mov to .mp4 in the download process.
Steps taken:
Video DLs in .mp4 format at a lower resolution.
If you have any tips on how to prevent the conversion/compression from iCloud, please let me know.
Thanks for reaching out, IAmTheAllspark.
It sounds like you are having some trouble with the resolution of your videos. We can help.
On iPhone, with the settings you've shown us, we would expect a .MOV file to be created. However, it looks like on your Mac, the file has been converted to an .MP4 file instead. Could you confirm for us how you transferred the file, and if there were any conversion steps you took? It is possible that resolution may have been reduced during the conversion, and we'll want to rule that out first.
Keep us posted.
We are here for you.
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