Good afternoon. I use translator. Can you tell me how to shoot video on 16 pro in 4:3 format? On other iPhones it is possible, but on 16 iPhone it doesn't work? Why it doesn't say anywhere that there is no such function on 16 iPhone? Will the update solve the problem or not? Help me.. :(
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iPhone 16 Plus
There are third party apps that support 4:3 video recording. But it’s apparent that Apple has dropped 4:3 video recording on the native Apple Camera app.
On the rare occasion I need 4:3 I use Filmic Pro, but there are others.
There are third party apps that support 4:3 video recording. But it’s apparent that Apple has dropped 4:3 video recording on the native Apple Camera app.
On the rare occasion I need 4:3 I use Filmic Pro, but there are others.
Apple does not generally give prior notice of changes to hardware or software. The 4:3 recording format is gone on several iPhone 16 models. You can provide feedback directly to Apple using the link below if you would like to see the feature return. Apple does not respond individually to feedback provided.
There are free third party apps that record 4:3 format.
Open the photo section (Photo Mode) of your iOS camera app, hold the shutter button, and drag it sidewards (rightward). It’ll start recording a video in the aspect ratio you have selected in the menu. (4:3, 1:1, etc.).
Hi Sravankra, I have the same problem as them, I actually see you on multiple threads replying this same solution. thanks for recommending.
But theres something we need you to understand is that doing the steps you mentioned, iphone 16e and lower models this works Its called quicktake. basically if you swipe photo shutter to the right it will take 4:3 video if you have set photo on 4:3 am i correct?
but the thing is in iphone 16 models & up, instead of staying in 4:3 ratio quicktake when you swipe it right quicktake automatically becomes 16:9.
I confirmed this as I tried it on store display models of iphone 16 models. apprently only 16e has capability of 4:3 quicktake in the iphone 16 lineup. all higher models automatically zooms in to 16:9 quicktake.
the question is did apple take out the 4:3 quicktake? is it a bug? if they did take it out why no prior notice about it?
this is a essential tool for content creators. please put it back. thank you
it is not available in 16 series. it ended with 15 series
This just doesn't work anymore for iPhone 16 pro, this phone can't record 4:3 video with the original camera app.
(I use a translator). Unfortunately, I have not found any solution. They say there is nothing you can do about this problem. The only way is to use third-party apps that support this format of video shooting. But I haven't found even a good app for this. If someone finds a good analog, please let me know!)
My opinion is that the phone is good, especially after iphone 11... but it is very necessary to shoot video 4:3, especially the front camera. There is no information anywhere that this function is not available, or it will not be at all. And the most important question: will this function return with the new update or not? (I'm using translator)
its available in iphone 16e apparently, I work at a store selling iphones, for some reason starting iphone 16 to higher models quicktake automatically zooms in to 16:9 regardless of the aspect ratio you set it in the photo mode.
I'm using the translator. The problem with 16 pro is that in "photo" mode the 4:3 format is automatically changed to 16:9. But in video mode you can't change the format at all, only 16:9 format :(
(I'm using a translator). I have not found any information that this feature will not work on iphone 16 pro. Is there any chance that this problem will be fixed with the update?
I don't know, I'm very hopeful, but overall I'm slightly disappointed with the performance of this phone..
I need this too, it's really really important to me. I can't live without 4:3 videos recoding 😩 Give it back to me plzzzzzz
Did you find any solution?
Is this related to the button? Am I understanding correctly that there will no longer be a 4:3 shooting option with the new phones? Give me a hint as to where the information is coming from.
How can I record 4:3 videos on iPhone 16 Pro?
