Quote from: Zero Talent on March 04, 2024, 10:58

Quote from: stoker2014 on March 04, 2024, 10:56

Zero Talent, do you shoot video in 4032 x 3008 resolution? 

I have already mentioned that MCP has the capability to utilize the full sensor if that is your preference. However, it appears that you are not receptive to this information.

So, the MCP application took a video on your phone and wrote that the video is 10 bits. Right? We only have 10 bit videos shot in this application. Before this app, you didn't know that your camera shoots 10-bit video? This is not written anywhere.

Ok, let's assume that I believed you. This means you can try shooting in LOG on your phone. That's all that interested me in this topic.

The screenshots are made with a 3rd party app: MediaInfo.

Please be aware that this information is not new to me or to many others who are interested in modern technologies.
FYI, for several years, Samsung Galaxy devices, as well as other contemporary Android and iPhones, have been capable of capturing 10-bit video.

It is unfortunate that you only learned this today. However, it is better late than never, correct? You're welcome!
Below is an example of such a video shot with the stock camera app.

My iPhone shoots 8-bit video, although it was purchased in the fall. Yes, the Blackmagic Camera application can record video in prores on it, but I'm not sure that this prores is obtained from a 10-bit source.

If your iPhone is that recent, then you can enable ProRes and shoot 10-bit videos.

Now you learned another new thing.
You're welcome!

Quote from: Zero Talent on March 04, 2024, 11:34

Quote from: stoker2014 on March 04, 2024, 11:24

My iPhone shoots 8-bit video, although it was purchased in the fall. Yes, the Blackmagic Camera application can record video in prores on it, but I'm not sure that this prores is obtained from a 10-bit source.

If your iPhone is that recent, then you can enable ProRes and shoot 10-bit videos.
Now you learned another new thing.
You're welcome!

Is your application installed on iPhones ?

I don't need it, I already have the Blackmagic Camera app and have a choice of prores.

No. MCP is only working on Android phones.

The screenshot I added above is from Apple support:

https://support.apple.com/en-us/109041

And now you know that you can also shoot 10-bit videos on your iPhone!

You're welcome!

Quote from: Zero Talent on March 04, 2024, 11:42

MCP is only working on Android phones.

Let me know when it will be available for iPhones. I might be interested in this application for recording video to LOG.

I doubt it will ever be available on iPhones, since Apple is rather strict about allowing low level access to 3rd party apps, but I may be wrong...