After the departure of the iPhone 17 Promany image and video professionals have set this model, since although, other years, the cameras were already good, in this we have the small details that we were missing in other versions, getting a phone with a high quality of recording.
That is why, for the first time, iPhones will be used to help capture the action of a sports game, something that, a long time ago, was unthinkable, since the cameras that are used in these events, cost thousands and thousands of euros, and are not so small.
An iPhone 17 pro recording a game
Apple wants to demonstrate what its new iPhone 17 Pro is capable and has chosen a first showcase: professional baseball. Tonight (Friday, September 26), during Friday Night Baseball's game between the Boston Red Sox and Detroit Tigers In the mythical Fenway Park, we will see how several traditional cameras (those used every game day) will share prominence with Apple's last iPhone.
It is not a simple promotional experiment. In total, there will be Four iPhone 17 Pro located at different points of the stadium. One placed next to the local bench, another installed at the top of the famous “Green Monster”, and two more prepared to move freely, offering dynamic shots that normally depend on much larger and more expensive equipment. All this deployment seeks to check if the iPhone can fit into a large -scale television production without losing quality.
The iPhone will not be recording in isolation. The production equipment can control them remotely, adjusting the exposure, the balance of whites and even the zoom in real time. In addition, thanks to the BlackMagic Camera app and the Produck accessory, video signals are integrated directly into the transmission, allowing alternate between classic and phone cameras without the spectator notice an abrupt cut (or so they expect with the quality that the iPhone 17 pro).
Every time the realization click one of these shots, the “Shot On iPhone” label will appear on the screen, reinforcing the idea that the device can do much more than record homemade videos. Apple has been collaborating with the MLB for some time to modernize the way a game is lived, and we have already seen ideas such as helmets in helmets or drones. With this step, the company seeks that the public associate its most advanced telephone with a level of production that until now seemed reserved only to film and television equipment, something that Apple has already demonstrated in its presentations, where they are recorded with the same iPhone that they usually launch that day.
And you, do you think the Quality difference between a professional camera of thousands of dollars, and a simple iPhone 17 Pro? We will see it tonight. If everything works well, it could be a great jump to reduce costs and size compared to the traditional. Leave us a comment if you already have your iPhone 17 Pro, and if you think it can be for this, or it is to ask too much.
