4K Video

As pointed out by TorrentFreak (via MacRumors), a 4K version of the movie "Aquaman” that has recently popped up on torrent sites, seems to have come from iTunes, making it the first time a 2160p movie has been directly downloaded from Apple's movie store. While it is not yet known how the file was downloaded,...

Most of the information various reliable sources have so far leaked about the iPhone 7 are true, claims Vietnamese site Tinhte (via 9to5Mac), alleging that it has used a working 4.7-inch iPhone 7 unit just two days ahead of the Apple media event. One of the major and yet unreleased pieces of information is that...

An AppleInsider tipster suggests the next-generation, 4-inch iPhone (rumour has it: SE) will be capable of shooting 4K video. During the media event scheduled for next Monday, Apple will allegedly plans to highlight the imaging process of the 4-inch handset in a promotional 4K video shot entirely on the handset, the anonymous tipster claims, adding...

Filmmaker's blog Hello Tomorrow has posted a 4K video of a trip to Disneyland that was completely shot and edited using Apple’s iPhone 6s. Given that Disneyland is full of different settings and lighting situations, it is definitely a good place to test the quality of a camera. The entire film (shown below) was shot using...

Tech reviewer Marques Brownlee, who attended Apple’s iPhone 6s / 6s Plus launch event in San Francisco earlier this week, managed to get some hands-on time with both devices after the key note. Interestingly, a screen grab from his short video review, captured and shared by BGR, seems to have answered the question of exactly how many...

The iPhone 6s will incorporate a 12 megapixel rear camera capable of 240 FPS slow-motion and 4K video recording, reveals an unconfirmed internal document posted by an alleged Foxconn employee on Chinese microblogging site Weibo, as spotted by PhoneArena. The user has since removed part of the leaked document, but you know, nothing can be deleted forever...

Ultrakam has today released a new app capable of shooting 4K resolution video on the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, in an attempt to compete with the likes of the GoPro Hero4, the Sony F55 CineAlta 4K and other 4K video cameras, The Next Web reports. While the app is targeted at professional videographers, it is...