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How to Record 4K Selfie Video on iPhone 11 Pro Max, 11 Pro and 11

iPhone 11 comes with 4K front facing camera. So with iPhone 11, you can now record 4K selfie video on your iPhone 11, 11 Pro or the 11 Pro Max.

iPhone 11 devices rear camera are also capable of shooting 4K videos. But I love to take selfies more and like to share it on social networking sites. So let's go ahead and try improved TrueDepth camera. By default, iPhone 11 series can record 1080p videos at 60 fps. So you need to change camera settings first to shoot 4K selfie video on your iPhone 11.


How to Record 4K Selfie with iPhone 11, 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max

Step #1. Open Settings on your iPhone 11.

Step #2. Move down to search Camera icon and tap on it.

Step #3. Tap on Record Video.

Here you need to choose desired resolution and frame rate.

 4K at 24 fps: Select this option when you want to shoot 4k video. This option will also need more storage space. It will take up just 135MB per minute.

4K at 30 fps: Choose this option if you want to record higher resolution selfie video. It will take up 170MB per minute.

4K at 60 fps: Select this option if you want to shoot higher resolution and smoother selfie video. But make sure you choose this option when you have tons of free storage space available on your iOS device as it will take 400MB per minute.

Step #5. Once you are done with selection. Close the Setting App and launch the camera App on your iPhone 11.

In camera App, switch to the front camera and choose video. After that, get ready to start video and tap on the red shutter button to start recording selfie video on your iPhone 11 device.

That's all my friends.

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