This is for iPhone 12 0.5 lens:
{
"distortion_coefficients": [11.17378856903342,-44.19430545680838,-0.0004929688710645039,0.001113312017129257,66.50887574742534,11.185026440911562,-44.26853718602197,66.67791672070075,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0
],
"intrinsic_matrix": [893.5268734229359,0.0,961.4317102103905,0.0,895.0544020597773,540.589447050125,0.0,0.0,1.0
]
}
This is for iPhone 15 pro Max:
{
"distortion_coefficients": [12.881983453085578,-6.12469777944087,-0.0009314664065349503,-0.000716748438270507,4.706217456528554,12.883652328360427,-6.038613102475213,4.679237475833294,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0
],
"intrinsic_matrix": [872.6762201310132,0.0,956.2263400865058,0.0,875.1309660292621,536.7153914508558,0.0,0.0,1.0
]
}
Save the data in a file and click ‘Load from file’ when selecting the camera model.
I would suggest recording 4k videos next time instead, but you’ll need to provide 4k calibration videos. When you stitch 2 1080p videos together the final video will be less than 4K.