Apple engineered a bespoke camera module built from iPhone components to capture dramatic cockpit footage for its upcoming film F1: The Movie.

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Apple actually built a customer camera for Formula 1 cars to use during filming. This wasn’t Tim Cook rocking up to set with an iPhone taped to a steering wheel. The tech giant built a bespoke bit of ...

Apple developed a custom camera system using iPhone components to capture high-speed footage from Formula 1 cars for its ...

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Apple developed a custom camera module that mimicked the shape and size of standard F1 broadcast units but was powered by ...

For its upcoming F1 movie, Apple built a custom camera module, using iPhone parts, to replace the onboard cameras used for ...