But if you want an iPhone 13 hands-on video that explains the main features of the new iPhones with the help of actual devices, Apple’s got you covered. The iPhone 13 hands-on video The iPhone ...

ProRes protects the image quality of the video while allowing for fast encoding and decoding. The iPhone 13 Pro and 13 Pro Max are the first phones to support the Apple ProRes video codec.

It’s taken me a while to test the night video capabilities, but it turned out that it was the iPhone 13 video stabilization performance that really impressed me! A TV professional friend once ...

Apple has activated a new capability for the iPhone 13 series, so the handsets can connect to satellite services. Here’s how ...

All four iPhone 13 handsets can capture video at up to 4K and 60 frames per second. And all phones put in solid point-and-shoot video performance, as has bene the case with the past few ...

The arrival of the new iPhone 14 lineup doesn’t mean that the iPhone 13 is gone, or that there should be a rush to upgrade right away. As Apple has done with previous iPhone releases, the ...

The coolest new iPhone 13 camera feature is Cinematic Mode, which dynamically shifts focus and follows the subject of your video. If the subject moves, so will the focus. If the person looks away ...

Cinematic is a video mode that’s available to all four iPhone 13 phones, and it’s intended for people who want to take the framing and cinematography of their videos a bit more seriously.

Smart HDR (4 on the iPhone 13 vs 5 on the iPhone 15), portrait mode, night mode, 4K video recording, and more. In normal shooting conditions, neither will let you down when you need a quick shot.

Read more: Apple's VR, AR Headset Plans: Latest Rumors and Reports The main current difference is that the iPhone 13's chip enables the Cinematic video recording mode. In this mode the phone can ...