Who doesn’t love taking great videos and to share them with friends and family, and also post them on social media? We all do and even you! However, you’ve probably experienced at some point when your video quality wasn’t that great. This can happen on any smartphone brand, even on iPhones. For instance, when your hands are shaky, poor lighting, or any other problems can ruin the recording and result in poor video quality.
Here, you get to know a few formatting tips and steps that will help you and all iPhone users how to change your camera settings, to significantly improve the quality of your videos. Unfortunately, by increasing the quality of your iPhone videos, will have an impact on your storage space that will quickly run out of space. Therefore, most iPhone users set their camera settings by default to record lower quality videos, in order to save their memory storage space.
For that reason, make use of the iCloud on iPhone. When iCloud Photos is enabled, HD and 4K videos will be stored in iCloud in their original format at full resolution. So, when iCloud Photos automatically saves every photo and video you take, you can access your library from any device at any time. Any changes made to your collection on one device will also change on the other. Again, you can record videos in high-quality formats, such as 4K, HD, 4K (PAL), and HD (PAL).
So, with no further ado, down below are the formatting tips that can allow all iPhone users to change their camera settings to improve their video quality instantly:
- First things first is to open the “Settings”, then select and open the “Camera” option.
- Next, scroll down and select the “Record Video” option. The point here is to choose various video quality resolution options, as well as the choice of frame rates. So, here are your options:
– 720p HD at 30fps
– 1080p HD at 30 fps
– 1080p HD at 60 fps
– 4K at 60 fps.
- Since you are looking to record video and get a much better iPhone video quality, you might want to select the option 4K at 60 fps, or in Full HD.
As previously mentioned, the choice of video quality itself will vary depending on the iPhone model you have. For instance, on the iPhone XS, there are more options available, such as:
- 720p HD at 30fps
- 1080p HD at 30fps
- 1080p HD at 60fps
- 4K at 24fps
- 4K at 30fps
- 4K at 60fps
In addition, the amount of memory capacity that is spent when recording your video every one minute is at 40MB, 60MB, 90MB, 135MB, 170MB, and 400MB.
In the meantime, On iPhone XS, iPhone XR, and also the latest ones, you can also tap the quick converter in the upper-right corner of the screen to change the video format and frame rate.
Now you know how to format and record high quality videos on your iPhone. But first, you should consider looking at your available memory space before changing the iPhone video quality. Or, you might want to keep all your videos and also photos on iCloud from now on. Hence, when you’re all set with a good formatted quality of the videos you will record, you can have fun by sharing great videos with your friends and family in order to save those memories together.