Guides for filming with two cameras

How to record both iPhone cameras at once, get a vertical and a horizontal video from one take, and which iPhones can do it.

• How to record with the front and back camera at the same time on iPhone

  Film the view and yourself in one take: which iPhones can do it, how to set it up in Dualsy, and how to frame both cameras.

• How to film vertical and horizontal video at the same time

  Stop choosing between TikTok and YouTube: get a 9:16 and a 16:9 video from the same take, and frame the shot so both work.

• Which iPhones support dual camera recording?

  Recording two iPhone cameras at once needs multi-camera capture. Here is which models have it, and what to check before you film.

• How to make a reaction video on iPhone, in one take

  Film what you are watching and your reaction at the same time, with a picture-in-picture window or a split screen. No editing needed.

• How to film a real estate video tour on iPhone, with you in the shot

  Walk buyers through a home with the back camera on the rooms and the front camera on you, and get a portrait and a landscape cut from one take.

• How to film food review videos with your reaction in the same shot

  Show the dish and your first bite at the same moment: set up front and back cameras, choose a layout, and light both sides of the table.

• How to repurpose one video for TikTok, Reels, Shorts and YouTube

  Shoot once, post everywhere: which format each platform wants, why cropping loses the shot, and how to record the vertical and horizontal cut together.

• UGC creators: deliver vertical and horizontal cuts from one take

  Brands ask for the same UGC video in several formats. Here is how to film once and deliver a 9:16 and a 16:9 file, plus product and face together.