Apart from cinematic mode which is now part of the iPhone camera system, one more feature emphasized Apple and many talking during the event is the support of the new Pror Video Codec for the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max.
However, it looks like the feature will not be available for users of iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max when launched.
9to5mac has reported that it will arrive later through the update.
There is no official date available when Apple will launch the prores update to a smartphone, but we can expect it to happen at the end of this year.
Speaking of prores, codecs are very popular among professionals and are used by the film industry.
With simple words like Proraw is for photos, prores are for videos.
Codec records videos with minimal compression generating high resolution, detailed video recordings.
This high-quality recording then allows a video editor to have the creative freedom they want according to the script because it carries more details and data compared to ordinary video codecs such as MP4, MKV, etc.
The iPhone 13 Pro Max, after the feature arrives, it will be able to photograph and edit the VORE video like the support of Dolby Vision.
Apple has also placed several other iOS 15 features that will not be available for users on September 20.
These include SharePlay, ID cards, application privacy reports, etc.