DSLR Camera

What’s New in DSLR Camera – Version 12.1 Discover a new level of photographic control with physical aperture support for iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, and camera-inspired Pro Controls for every supported iPhone. Physical Aperture – from effortless to fully hands-on Take control of the variable aperture on the compatible Main camera of iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max: • Aperture Priority (Av) – choose your aperture while the camera adjusts shutter speed and ISO, with exposure compensation available • Manual – adjust aperture, shutter speed and ISO together • Auto – let the camera manage exposure, including aperture where supported Physical aperture controls are available with compatible cameras and capture formats. Introducing Pro Controls Inspired by camera dials, clear vertical scales and live values bring precise, hands-on adjustments to your fingertips: • Slide to adjust, or tap a marked value to move straight to it, with tactile feedback as you scroll • Control shutter speed and ISO in Manual, exposure compensation in Program, and aperture on compatible cameras • Available across supported iPhones, including models without variable aperture, with matching shutter speed, ISO and exposure compensation controls for photo and video Also included from Version 12: Version 12 introduces a major update focused on bringing more control to your photos, both before and after the shot, with new focus tools and a redesigned editing experience. The app is optimised and ready for the new iOS. New features include: • Refocus – on supported iPhones and compatible photos, tap a detected subject to keep it sharp while softening the rest of the image, and adjust the intensity of the blur • Aperture – on supported iPhones and photos with depth information, choose where to focus and adjust the blur with digital aperture control from f/16 to f/1.4 • Redesigned Photo Editor – a more consistent Liquid Glass interface, with refreshed controls for adjustments, filters, crop, text and effects • 48 MP capture on compatible iPhone cameras, with a new format and resolution selector Other major improvements: • Improved AFC subject tracking and face detection • Better preservation of photo metadata and supported depth information in the updated iPhone capture workflow • Improved crop and filter saving in Predictive Filters • Improvements to navigation, editing responsiveness and app stability in the previous update: The previous update introduced major improvements to shooting, editing, and library browsing. Predictive Filters, one of the app’s most appreciated features, has been completely redesigned with a new Core ML model, capable of suggesting filters with even greater accuracy and intelligence based on the visual characteristics of each photo. New features include: • New Liquid Glass interface, more modern and consistent across the app • Integrated crop tools directly within the editing workflow • Automatic horizon rotation powered by Core ML • Faster and smoother filter selection Other major improvements: • Significant UI and UX update • New Camera Roll experience • Faster iCloud photo loading • Richer and more reliable photo metadata • Full support for the new iPad window system • Internal refactor to improve performance, stability, and future scalability Previous updates: • Full support for new iOS and the latest iPhone camera systems • Camera Control support • Multicam improvements • Interactive widgets with StandBy support • Advanced HDR support • On-device AI improvements and new filter optimisations