It seems so A third-party app has already won the race against Apple to become the best app for recording space videos. According to UploadVR, Allows you to spatialize and record 4K at 30fps Unlike Apple’s native camera, which records at 1080p. You have to think about it because it’s not free. To get it you will need to invest 3 euros.

Recording better spatial videos with iPhone 15 Pro? Spatialify makes it possible

Although these space videos are made to be viewed on the Vision Pro or Meta Quest, recording the best moments happening in front of you could be very valuable if Apple launches its glasses at a low cost. It is interesting that other applications outside the Apple environment are interested in a functionality that is not so polished at the moment. because you can’t enjoy it on any device.

Spatialify, the app that promises to record spatial videos in the best possible resolution

And if that’s not enough, Spatialify also a 1080p 60fps optionis a major update to the space video medium. Additionally, it also adds HDR capture. Apple does this with SDR (standard dynamic range). It didn’t take long for the first views to arrive. For example, Engadget stated that videos look much sharper in Vision Pro and the lighting in the videos is more realistic thanks to HDR.

Given these advances, It is possible that Apple will improve this feature in the next version of iOS 18, but it is not confirmed yet. We’ve seen this before; It’s a third-party app that takes advantage of the maximum capabilities of Apple’s camera. Do you remember Halide? This is a popular iPhone camera app that manual controls as well as the ability to shoot RAW.

Space videos of Apple Vision Pro in action

Do space videos have a future?

One A new way to transfer and remember the memories we capture with iPhone. Apple likes to offer almost everything in drops. An example of this is not offering the maximum possible capacity to display spatial videos.

Probably, Apple unsure about accommodating a better resolution as it isn’t happy with the results. As we hope to see major news for VisionOS, this will be exactly what will be seen at WWDC24.