Apple has unveiled the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max, marking the company’s boldest step yet into professional video production. With support for ProRes RAW, Apple Log 2, and genlock synchronization, the new models position themselves as powerful filmmaking tools while still enhancing photo performance. Apple’s Pro iPhone line has steadily evolved into a hybrid device catering to both everyday users and professional creators. The iPhone 17 Pro continues this trajectory by bringing workflows typically reserved for cinema cameras directly into a smartphone form factor. The latest “Pro” iPhones are here: apart from much enhanced tech, iPhone 17 Pro features a striking new design and bold color options. Image credit: Apple Pro-level video capture with ProRes RAW, and Genlock support The headline addition for filmmakers is ProRes RAW recording. This format combines the efficiency of ProRes with the flexibility of RAW, giving editors greater control over color grading, exposure, and detail retention. For the first time, an iPhone can now slot into professional editing pipelines that demand RAW workflows, especially in Final Cut Pro and DaVinci Resolve. ProRes RAW recording on iPhone 17 Pro. Image credit: Apple Complementing this is the introduction of Apple Log 2, expanding dynamic range for more cinematic highlight and shadow roll-off. With built-in support for the ACES color standard, iPhone footage can integrate more seamlessly into professional grading environments. Genlock and timecode support on the iPhone 17 Pro are a smartphone-first, and require the new Blackmagic Camera ProDock. Image credit: Apple Genlock support...
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