Apple’s new Mac mini and Mac Studio support genlock over USB-C, allowing users to precisely sync a display with a camera such as the iPhone 17 Pro, without the need for additional equipment.
It keeps multiple cameras and displays locked to the same sync signal, preventing images from getting out of sync during multi-camera filming.
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