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We can now record video in ProRes format via third Party app, such as Filmic Pro (above link).
Its a good move by Apple not to restrict ProRes to its native app.
Another advantage its not so customize unique to iPhone but the standard Proxy/LT/422, 10-bit and 4:2:2 chroma
Unfortunately, its not compatible with cinekit (LOG) at this point in time, so not very useful.
LOG + ProRes will be a combo hard to beat by other phone manufacturers on mobile cinematography
We can now record video in ProRes format via third Party app, such as Filmic Pro (above link).
Its a good move by Apple not to restrict ProRes to its native app.
Another advantage its not so customize unique to iPhone but the standard Proxy/LT/422, 10-bit and 4:2:2 chroma
Unfortunately, its not compatible with cinekit (LOG) at this point in time, so not very useful.
LOG + ProRes will be a combo hard to beat by other phone manufacturers on mobile cinematography
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