Shot Using an iPhone 15 Pro Max, Apple’s Entire “Scary Fast” Event

Last month saw the release of the iPhone 15 series.

Camera used for the “Scary Fast” presentation by Apple, which unveiled the M3-powered Macs, was the iPhone 15 Pro Max. The drone photos from above were also part of the session. According to a TechCrunch story, the whole 30-minute Halloween-themed lecture was pre-recorded. After expressing gratitude to the audience, CEO Tim Cook displayed a message on the screen that said, “This event was shot on iPhone and edited on Mac.” The statement “All presenters, locations, and drone footage were shot using an iPhone 15 Pro Max” was included in the disclaimer.

Although Apple has always claimed that the iPhone’s camera can produce Hollywood-quality movies, this is the first time that the phone has been used to record a whole Apple event.

The iPhone Pro and Pro Max, along with the new iPhone series, were introduced during Apple’s “Wonderlust” event last month. A new A17 processor with a more potent graphics engine is featured in the top versions. In addition, the most recent iPhone models have a titanium frame instead of the stainless steel one that has been in use since 2017.

On September 22, the latest iPhones went on sale in India.

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Meanwhile, Apple showcased several brand-new Macs featuring the latest iteration of its in-house CPU during the “Scary Fast” presentation.

As stated by Apple, the newly developed M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max circuits are the ‘first personal computer chips’ constructed with the more effective 3-nanometer technology.

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The updated M3-powered 24-inch iMac, according to Apple, is twice as quick as its M1-equipped original. The revised iMac has a 1080p webcam, a 4.5K retina display with over 1 billion colors, and Wi-Fi 6E capability in addition to the new processor.

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Along with having up to 24GB of unified memory, the iMac will also be available in seven different colors: green, yellow, orange, pink, purple, blue, and silver. Accompanying the iMac are accessories that match in color, although all of them feature lightning connectors.

Naiteek Bhatt