You can record 3D video, also known as spatial video, on compatible iPhone models directly through the Camera app using a dedicated mode.
Recording 3D video on your iPhone involves using a specific camera mode designed for capturing depth. Here's a simple guide based on the provided steps:
Steps to Record Spatial Video
Follow these steps to capture a spatial video on your iPhone:
- Open the Camera app. Locate and launch the standard Camera application on your iPhone.
- Select Spatial mode, then rotate your iPhone to landscape orientation. Swipe through the camera modes (like Photo, Video, Cinematic) until you find "Spatial". Once selected, you must rotate your iPhone horizontally (landscape mode) to enable spatial recording.
- Tap or. to take a spatial photo or record a spatial video. The reference indicates options for both photos and videos in this mode.
- For best results, do the following: ... The reference mentions recommendations for optimal quality, though the specific actions are not detailed in the provided text. One crucial element already mentioned is shooting in landscape orientation.
- Tap the Shutter button or Record button to take a photo or begin recording a video. To record a video, specifically tap the Record button (usually a red circle). Tap it again to stop recording.
Videos recorded in Spatial mode capture depth information, allowing them to be viewed in 3D on compatible devices like the Apple Vision Pro. They appear as standard 2D videos on the iPhone screen or other non-3D displays.
Spatial video recording is a feature available on specific iPhone models, utilizing the advanced camera systems to capture the necessary data for a 3D experience.
