Can I Download 4kvideo From Iphone Onto Macbook Pro

23-04-2021 admin

Apple finally pulled back the curtains on its ARM-powered MacBooks, and they look like real powerhouses. The custom M1 chip looks fantastic and opens the door for iOS apps to be native on the Mac desktop. There is one tiny issue that Apple tried to paper over with the word “improved,” and that’s the FaceTime camera.

Can I Download 4k Video From Iphone Onto Macbook Pro

Yes, in 2020, on their first flagship MacBook using Apple’s own CPU, Apple has put a shitty 720p resolution webcam onto the screen. I mean, it’s not like Apple doesn’t already have a ready stock of camera modules. The iPhone 11 has a 12-megapixel TrueDepth camera that can record 4K video at 60fps, while also scanning your face for unlocking your device. That’s not even the latest iPhone, although the one in the iPhone 12 range is likely the same.

From here, tap “Import” to access the drop-down menu, and click “From a USB device” to prompt your computer to scan your phone for photos and videos. Finally, tap “Import selected” to move your phone’s photos onto your computer. To learn how to download photos from your iPhone to your Mac using the photos app, keep reading!

So, why, when Face ID for security authentication should be a standard on MacBooks, and 720p is an unforgivable sin when we’re all working from home over hours of Zoom calls every day, has Apple made this decision? It can’t even be because they assume people will plug in an external webcam, because there’s only two USB-C ports on the new MacBooks and a grand total of one webcam on the market with USB-C (the Logitech Streamcam).

We want Face ID with a TrueDepth camera, so we don’t have to type in passwords when we resume work. Yes, there’s Touch ID on the new MacBooks, but that’s beside the point. We’ll even settle for a 1080p camera; if TrueDepth doesn’t necessarily need 4K to work. Just, for the love of all that is holy, stop putting 720p webcams into your MacBooks, Apple. It was innovative back in 2011, it doesn’t hold water in 2020.

What do you think? Surprised that the new MacBooks only have a 720p webcam? Let us know down below in the comments or carry the discussion over to our Twitter or Facebook.

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Why can't I import the photos from my IPhone 5 to my Macbook Pro? So I have a little over 1000 picture on my IPhone 5 and i want to get them to go onto my Macbook Pro laptop. I know this probably sounds stupid, but I just can't seem to figure it out! I've researched a lot of stuff and even went onto the apple website!
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