Award-winning camera app Halide Mark III has been updated to version 3.2, bringing dedicated support for iPhone 18 Pro by broadening user control over the device's new variable aperture camera system. Apple's stock Camera app lets iPhone 18 Pro owners choose from a four-stop variable aperture ranging from ƒ/1.48 to ƒ/4.0, delivering around 50 percent better low-light performance.
Halide 3.2 does away with that four-stop limitation and instead lets you select any ƒ-stop setting within the camera's full range. There are two styles of aperture control: Aperture Priority mode and Manual mode, which gives users full control over all three settings, including ISO settings that Apple's stock app doesn't offer.
Elsewhere in this update, Halide 3.2 adds two new film simulations: Dawn and Quicksilver. Dawn features "filmic warmth in mid-tones and highlights," while Quicksilver is described as a "high contrast and muted color." Version 3.2 also introduces a new 16:9 aspect ratio shooting mode.
Halide 3.2 is available to download on the App Store, and costs $69.99 as a one-time purchase price, or $19.99 for an annual subscription.
Source: MacRumors · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing