Apple’s MLB Dodgers Live Broadcast Was Shot With iPhone 18 Pro Max
Tech > Mobile > Phones Apple’s MLB Dodgers Live Broadcast Was Shot With iPhone 18 Pro Max Around half of the cameras that shot the baseball game were new iPhone 18 Pro Max units, some of which sent footage over 5G. David Lumb/CNET It was a beautiful night for a ballgame last Friday at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles — and some of the footage seen by viewers at home came right out of the phone in their pockets. That’s the iPhone 18 Pro Max in their pockets, if they happened to be one of the serious fans who bought one when it went on sale Friday.
- ▪Tech > Mobile > Phones Apple’s MLB Dodgers Live Broadcast Was Shot With iPhone 18 Pro Max Around half of the cameras that shot the baseball game were new iPhone 18 Pro Max units, some of which sent footage over 5G.
- ▪David Lumb/CNET It was a beautiful night for a ballgame last Friday at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles — and some of the footage seen by viewers at home came right out of the phone in their pockets.
- ▪That’s the iPhone 18 Pro Max in their pockets, if they happened to be one of the serious fans who bought one when it went on sale Friday.
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Tech > Mobile > Phones Apple’s MLB Dodgers Live Broadcast Was Shot With iPhone 18 Pro Max Around half of the cameras that shot the baseball game were new iPhone 18 Pro Max units, some of which sent footage over 5G. David Lumb Managing Editor, Mobile David Lumb is a managing editor for the mobile team, covering mobile and gaming spaces.… Read full bio David Lumb Managing Editor, Mobile Read full bio September 22, 2026, 7:47 am ET 5 min read Fourteen iPhone 18 Pro Max units were spread strategically around the field of Dodger Stadium for the first Apple TV broadcast shot with iPhones that didn't have sports lenses.
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