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I feel like my iPhone does it. But not sure. Sound definitely changes when you zoom while recording

• bayindirh 2y ago
  Mine is too old to test the claim, but knowing that it has at least three microphones on board, It'd be absurd if Apple didn't implement it.
  • entropicdrifter 2y ago
    It's pretty computationally cheap, too, as long as you've got the math right and an easy way to choose where to aim the beam
• internetter 2y ago
  They do. They rarely mention it but they do: https://devstreaming-cdn.apple.com/videos/wwdc/2019/249a0jw909n3uq0/249/249_introducing_multicamera_capture_for_ios.pdf?dl=1 https://devstreaming-cdn.apple.com/videos/wwdc/2019/249a0jw9...
  • ghostly_s 2y ago
    The only content regarding audio I saw here are slides 124-140, which cover beam-forming but I didn't see anything about a default beam-forming profile tied to virtual zoom.
  • ThomasBb 2y ago
    On current iPhone Pro (16) you can even select the audio mix you want for recorded video after recording.
    • nevster 2y ago
      Unfortunately in practice I've found it sounds not great.
      • egorfine 2y ago
        Depends. In my practice (selfie camera videos) I found it to be unbelievably good.
• elijahciali 2y ago
  This is a feature of iPhone, yes. Believe it came around the 11 (?) but it can really help when recording concerts if you're into that sort of thing.
  • TylerE 2y ago
    Funny, that’s exactly when I hate it the most! If you zoom mid clip the sound very audibly changes which is not desirable.
• xnzakg 2y ago
  Samsung phones have this as well, can be enabled or disabled in the camera settings.