Talk about “shot on iPhone”. For its upcoming F1 movie, Apple tasked its engineers with building a custom camera module, using iPhone parts, to replace the onboard cameras that are used for F1 live ...

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Silverstone has historically been the ultimate proving ground for Formula 1 aerodynamics. Watching an onboard camera through ...

Apple developed a custom camera system using iPhone components to capture high-speed footage from Formula 1 cars for its upcoming feature film "F1: The Movie," WIRED reports. The project involved the ...

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Live onboard footage is the easiest way to put television viewers right into the midst of wheel-to-wheel racing on the track. Though, nothing portrays the visceral experience of driving an F1 car ...

With less than ten days left until the F1 movie's release, it has come to light that the makers used Apple technology to record onboard footage of the racing action. A report from Wired confirmed that ...

The movie "F1" tells the story of former Formula 1 driver Sonny Hayes (played by Brad Pitt), who returns to the sport with the fictional APXGP team and must learn to get along with his rookie teammate ...