Apple updates Final Cut Camera with iPhone 18 Pro variable aperture support

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Apple's Final Cut Camera gets a major software update with version 2.4. It redesigns the professional video capture app and adds support for the iPhone 18 Pro’s new Fusion Main camera. The update allows creators to use variable aperture controls directly in the app, offering precise manual adjustments alongside dedicated aperture priority and shutter priority modes.

Additionally, the redesigned interface improves access to core exposure settings like shutter angle, ISO, and white balance while adding a live tally light, a two-finger viewfinder clear gesture, focus peaking sensitivity controls, and post-capture Cinematic mode depth controls for ProRes and Apple Log footage.

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Nothing launches flagship Headphone 1 Pro with studio-focused controls for $589.99 CAD

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As it plans its next steps for its smartphone series, Nothing has officially announced its new flagship audio device: the Headphone 1 Pro. Retailing for $589.99 CAD, the over-ear headphones feature physical controls, the brand's signature see-through panels, and dedicated features tailored for audio professionals.

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Apple reportedly postpones new AI-powered device

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As the trend of AI-powered devices seems to be waning, Apple is reportedly pulling back on one of its planned launches. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reported that Cupertino has supposedly postponed plans to launch an AI pendant, which can be worn as a necklace or pinned on a jacket. The device was said to be conceptualized as an iPhone accessory, with an always-on camera for Siri AI. It would gather the visual data needed by the on-phone assistant. However, always-on cameras are a bit of a hard sell at the moment, so this rumoured postponement does not come as a surprise.

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Apple tipped to be working on screenless fitness tracker

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Apple's next wearable venture might not come with a screen, at least according to Bloomberg. Apple is reportedly developing a screenless fitness tracker, similar to the Whoop band or Fitbit Air. These devices basically look like bracelets but offer similar health tracking through a module hidden or attached to the strap. While this new form factor may be in the tech giant's future, the report says it could take a while to launch, with 2028 as the earliest potential release date.

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