Two new iPhone 13 Pro camera features that Apple promised in future software updates appeared in the latest developer beta version of iOS 15.1. Now users can record video using Apple’s ProRes codec, and there’s a switch to turn off automatic macro mode switching.
Top Features of iOS 15.1 Beta Update
With this third beta build, users have gained access to switching tools, which may indicate that features will be available soon.
In current versions of iOS, the iPhone 13 Pro will automatically switch from the main camera to the ultra-wide-angle camera when it detects you’re close to something, allowing close-focus macro mode to be turned on. to turn it off.
It’s now in iOS 15.1 beta, though, and some users have reported difficulty getting the same results with the Auto Macro setting turned off, even after manually switching to the ultra-wide angle lens. Of course, since this is a developer beta, it’s possible that the setup has some bugs or it could work a little differently with the final version.
Also, like the macro feature, shooting in color grading-friendly ProRes format is limited to the iPhone 13 Pro, with 128GB phones recording the codec at 1080p instead of 4K.
While these features may appear in the official iOS 15.1 release, that’s not a sure thing – the SharePlay feature was in the early versions of iOS 15 before it was removed although it reappeared with the first beta of iOS 15.1 iOS 15.1 operating system.
Additionally, the version includes demo iOS 15.1 also has support for adding a COVID vaccination card to Apple Wallet.
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