Cavo 1.1.1 adds a screen light for the front camera and updates focus and exposure controls. Front camera screen light • Screen light fills the area around the front camera preview with white and raises display brightness. It uses HDR output where available and restores your previous brightness when you leave the camera. Focus and exposure • Press and hold a spot in the viewfinder to focus there and lock. Press and hold the existing focus box to lock its current distance. A lock icon shows when focus is locked. • Exposure adjustments appear in the viewfinder as you make them. Apply keeps the changes; closing the panel restores the previous settings. Automatic exposure settles faster, too. Improvements • Settings now puts the recording destination and location tags first. Grid and horizon controls sit together in the camera tools. • The horizon waits for a fresh motion reading before appearing. Audio meters clear when capture stops and keep their channel layout while capture is paused.

Cavo 1.1 adds longer exposures and aperture control on compatible cameras, optional location tags, and guided setup. Camera controls are smoother, too. Aperture control • Manual aperture control and Aperture Priority are now available on compatible cameras running iOS 27 or later. Aperture Priority holds your chosen aperture while Cavo adjusts exposure. Shutter and long exposure • Shutter angles now range from 30° to 360°. • On supported cameras, drag the shutter wheel past 360° for longer exposures that add motion blur and lower the recording frame rate. The wheel adds resistance at the boundary to help prevent accidental changes. Location tagging • You can now save the recording location with your videos. Quick Grade preserves it in graded copies, too. Location tagging is optional and can be turned off in Settings. Setup and camera tour • First-run setup explains camera and microphone access and lets you choose where to save your videos. • An optional tour walks through the camera controls. You can replay it anytime from Settings. Improvements and fixes • The tap-to-focus box now stays visible. Tap it again to clear the selection and return to autofocus. • Set torch brightness to 25%, 50%, or 100%, with smooth transitions between levels, including while recording. • Control wheels scroll more smoothly, and you can adjust their vibration feedback. • Smaller control panels leave more of the viewfinder visible. • A brief confirmation now shows where your video was saved. • You can now record silent video when microphone access is off. • Fixed issues with the camera resuming after interruptions, keeping exposure locked, restoring stabilization after long exposures, and returning to clips after sharing.