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Apple Adds Variable Aperture Support to Final Cut Camera
Apple has released version 2.4 of the Final Cut Camera app. The update supports the variable-aperture camera on the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max. The app's appearance has also been updated. The new design will be available on all compatible iPhone models. The app, designed for professional video recording, was first released in June 2024.
The aperture on the iPhone 18 Pro's new Fusion Main camera ranges from f/1.48 to f/4. This allows users to adjust the amount of light entering the lens and determine which part of the image remains in focus. Final Cut Camera offers automatic shooting, aperture priority and fully manual modes. Cinematic effects can be applied to regular videos as well as footage recorded in ProRes and Apple Log formats. The new design provides faster access to ISO, white balance and other shooting settings. Users can hide the controls and view only the image by tapping the screen with 2 fingers. Camera settings can also be changed remotely from a nearby iPad or Mac. The video's focus points and depth of field can be edited after shooting in Final Cut Pro and Motion.
Final Cut Camera can be downloaded from the App Store, but an Apple Creator Studio subscription is required to use the app. The monthly plan costs $12.99 (approximately 22 manat), while the annual plan costs $129 (approximately 220 manat). The update arrived approximately 10 days after sales began. The Live Multicam feature connects up to 4 recording devices in a single session. Apple tested the system by using the iPhone 18 Pro Max to broadcast the game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the San Francisco Giants.
Apple Creator Studio subscribers will receive new templates and themes in Pages, Keynote, Numbers and Pixelmator Pro. Keynote will be able to automatically generate images that match a slide's content. The Select and Mask tools from the Mac app are also being added to the iPad version of Pixelmator Pro, which is available only with a subscription. They can be used to select objects in images and refine the edges of selected areas more precisely. People without a subscription will also be able to use the new features in the other apps. In Pages, Numbers, Keynote and Freeform, users can request access to view or edit a shared file. Pages adjusts documents to fit the screen for easier reading. New trigonometric, statistical and logical functions are being added to Numbers. Freeform boards adapt to dark mode and can be grouped into collections. Apple Intelligence writing tools also work fully in the app.
The aperture on the iPhone 18 Pro's new Fusion Main camera ranges from f/1.48 to f/4. This allows users to adjust the amount of light entering the lens and determine which part of the image remains in focus. Final Cut Camera offers automatic shooting, aperture priority and fully manual modes. Cinematic effects can be applied to regular videos as well as footage recorded in ProRes and Apple Log formats. The new design provides faster access to ISO, white balance and other shooting settings. Users can hide the controls and view only the image by tapping the screen with 2 fingers. Camera settings can also be changed remotely from a nearby iPad or Mac. The video's focus points and depth of field can be edited after shooting in Final Cut Pro and Motion. Final Cut Camera can be downloaded from the App Store, but an Apple Creator Studio subscription is required to use the app. The monthly plan costs $12.99 (approximately 22 manat), while the annual plan costs $129 (approximately 220 manat). The update arrived approximately 10 days after sales began. The Live Multicam feature connects up to 4 recording devices in a single session. Apple tested the system by using the iPhone 18 Pro Max to broadcast the game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the San Francisco Giants. Apple Creator Studio subscribers will receive new templates and themes in Pages, Keynote, Numbers and Pixelmator Pro. Keynote will be able to automatically generate images that match a slide's content. The Select and Mask tools from the Mac app are also being added to the iPad version of Pixelmator Pro, which is available only with a subscription. They can be used to select objects in images and refine the edges of selected areas more precisely. People without a subscription will also be able to use the new features in the other apps. In Pages, Numbers, Keynote and Freeform, users can request access to view or edit a shared file. Pages adjusts documents to fit the screen for easier reading. New trigonometric, statistical and logical functions are being added to Numbers. Freeform boards adapt to dark mode and can be grouped into collections. Apple Intelligence writing tools also work fully in the app.