Photographer and youtuber Jason Wong The iPhone 17 Pro and Prof. Max, internally iPhone Prors Raw, discovered a way to record Open Gate Video, an achievement that should be impossible.
The iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max were recently released, and they are fantastic For both mobile photographers and videographers. One of the significant upgrades for the video is that the iPhone 17 Pro can record the prols raw at the Open Gate, allowing users to capture the video with the entire 4: 3 image sensor. However, it flexibility and couple Great looking footage It comes with the range that it should be recorded externally to SSD. Or, at least, this is what Apple says.
However, as Wong displays in the video below, there is a workaround to enable Apple’s latest flagship phone to enable the internal prince Raw Open Gate Recording.
The work -round still requires the user to do external SSD, but they can remove it from their iPhone without any problem and still record the footage. This is a straight trick.
The first user connects its SSD to its iPhone and open the final cut camera, which was Recently updated To take full advantage of the new camera features of the iPhone 17 Pro and select the Preres Raw HQ Open GATE recording. The users can then minimize the app, which can bring their home screen. At this point, after separating SSD, the user can reopen the final cut camera app and record it in its first selected settings. The video records the internal storage of the iPhone 17 Pro correctly.
Talking about storage, a possible reason is that Apple may have intended to disable some video types internal, it is that Prres Raw Hq Open Gate Gate Gate Gate Gate Gate to consume the storage very quickly. Although the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max starts at 256GB and now also goes up to 2TB, Wong managed to record around 300GB videos in the final cut camera in just one day. This is a lot, and for electrical users, this trick can eventually lead to more problems than solving.
It is also not clear that there are no thermal or overheating concerns when recording the raw headquarters open gate video for the internal SSD of the iPhone 17 Pro. Although Wong did not mention any problem, continuous data writing to an SSD usually generates heat, and the iPhone 17 Pro is clearly not designed for this demand video recording.
He said, in PetpixeliPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max ReviewWe noted that Prose Raw “can be recorded in an external drive with only the final cut camera or blackmizic camera apps” is similar to the PrORS 422 headquarters despite the data rates, which is capable of recording the iPhone model internal for years.
It is undoubtedly clear that this is not intent. Apple’s technical specifications are accurate: specific prurse video recording mode requires external recording, including the prurse raw. As Wong shows, it is not strictly true, but it has all the signs of the bug, and apples usually squash those people in a low order.
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