Object tracking in Beta! • Switch between People and Objects after recording or importing a video. • Objects has a yellow Beta badge and follows supported categories. Tracking may lose the subject or fail in some scenes. • Follow analysis and vertical video creation with a progress bar and percentage. • Your landscape original stays preserved in the Library. If no object is recognized, choose another frame, return to People, or use centered vertical framing.

• Enquadrado is now available in Spanish. • Import videos from Photos or Files, including iCloud Drive. • No person to track? Keep the landscape original and create a centered vertical crop. • Keep listening to music from other apps while recording, including with headphones.

• Import a landscape video from Photos through the Library, choose a person, and create a vertical version with Auto Reframe. • A new onboarding page shows how to use videos you already have. • Redesigned Library and person selection, with frame scrubbing and loading feedback. Thumbnails refresh when processing finishes. • Organize takes in folders and move several at once. Deleting a folder also deletes all takes and videos inside it, after confirmation. • Improved 60 FPS availability on compatible cameras and vertical export that preserves source frame timing and avoids unnecessary upscaling of 1080p sources. • Record to a compatible USB-C SSD with files organized in a folder for each take.

• Auto Reframe: turn it on to follow someone or off for a centered crop. Tap another marker to switch subjects, even while recording. • Cinematic: tap before recording. It starts off, requires camera support, and may change resolution/frame rate. • Cameras: switch front/rear before recording; the front preview now fills the viewfinder. • Zoom: drag while recording; lens marks vary by iPhone and give haptic feedback. • Controls: tap 4K/HEVC/FPS to choose resolution, frame rate, and ISO. Adjust exposure or tap Auto. Temperature control removed. • Focus: tap the viewfinder; AF restores autofocus. • Results: preview Original and Social before saving. No duplicate YouTube file; the editable Cinematic source stays in Files. • Long recordings: screen stays awake; interrupted files are checked, the app tries to preserve the original and make a centered crop if tracking fails. • Reliability: fewer trackers and adaptive analysis under camera pressure or heat. • What's New and Settings: shown once per build; a simpler Starburst Camera and Pacefolio list, plus a rating button. • Compatibility: iOS 26+. Cinematic, 4K, and controls vary. iPhone 13 Cinematic reaches 1080p/30; Apple does not list Cinematic for 16e.