• Now on iPad: the whole app at iPad size, and an iPad makes the ideal multicam monitor for your phones. (ProRes RAW stays an iPhone 17 Pro feature.) • Multicam over Wi-Fi or wired LAN: every camera with a letter shows up on a monitor, phone or iPad, as a smooth live stream in the OneClickLUT look, with status, and one tap starts or stops them all. A device can be the monitor alone, without filming, and chooses between minimal delay and smooth playback. • Letters are checked on the network: a taken letter cannot be picked twice, and if two cameras still share one, both of them and the monitor say so. • Up to twelve cameras, A to L, on one monitor. • Drive every camera from the monitor: tap its picture and set exposure mode, ISO, shutter, white balance, tint, focus, EV, lens, lens lock, frame rate, stabilization, audio and teleprompter, or flip the camera. Whatever does not apply right now stays visible but greyed, with the reason. • Orientation lock (Settings › Recording): Auto follows how you hold the device; Portrait or Landscape keeps every recording in that format however you turn it. • Pro monitoring, all off until you want them: false color (double-tap the status chip), frame guides from 2.39:1 to 9:16 with a safe area, a 2× focus magnifier on double tap, a red frame while recording. • Lens adapters: anamorphic desqueeze (1.33× to 2×) for viewfinder, monitor and export, and a 180° flip for DOF adapters. • Settings fold: every section collapses to its title, "Collapse all" at the top, and the fold is remembered. Every setting now explains itself right where it sits. • Scopes: histogram or waveform of the recorded signal under the status chip. • Slate: project, scene, shot and a take counter travel with every clip and can name the files; a Good take button right after a take marks the file. • Timecode: time of day or record run on the camera screen and as a timecode track in every take, so a multicam shoot lines up in the edit. • Slow motion finished in the app (off-speed recording): the sensor runs at up to 240 fps and the take is slowed down to your frame rate right after, without a second app. • Headphone monitoring: hear the microphone through connected headphones. • Save into a folder of your own: pick any folder you see in Files, on iCloud Drive, a NAS or a drive, and takes are copied or moved there once finished. The app's own folder stays the default. • New Manual mode (Settings › Recording): set ISO, shutter angle, white balance, tint and focus yourself, Blackmagic-style, each with its own A to hand it back to auto. OneClick stays the default. • Lens changes now behave like the built-in camera, also while recording: macro and low-light handovers happen on their own, and the lens rail shows which lens is actually filming. • Multicam is a switch now. Turn it on, pick a letter, and it rides in every file name and on screen. • The camera letter also appears in the info panel. • The export message tells you where the file went, even when Photos access is off. • Select several clips in the gallery and delete them in one go. • Help now links to the website and the privacy policy. • Cleaner wording in Settings and on the welcome screens, which now introduce the teleprompter. • VoiceOver names for all buttons.

Teleprompter mode — your script sits over the selfie camera so you can read while looking into the lens. Voice-follow listens as you speak and scrolls at your pace, waiting whenever you pause, even while recording. Press and hold the viewfinder to lock focus, so nothing re-focuses in the middle of a take. Lens lock — hold a lens button to pin that physical lens. Nothing switches behind your back when you use external glass or ND filters. Multicam — give each phone a letter (A–D). It rides in the file name and shows on screen, so the angles sort themselves out on the desk. Grid and level are now adjustable, from invisible to bold, and you can judge them on the live image while you slide. Pick your codec directly: HEVC for everyday work, ProRes RAW for the untouched sensor image. Unlock Export now lives in Settings, together with Restore purchase. Grading — swipe the preview to move between clips, and copy a grade from one clip onto the next. Free portrait or landscape on the square selfie sensor of iPhone 17, whichever way you hold the phone.