AIO Camera

AIO Camera 4.0 — a major update • iPhone 18 Pro variable aperture: the dial in A and M runs from f/1.48 to f/4 — in thirds of a stop for photos, stepless for video — and the iris glides as you turn, with no jumps in the viewfinder. • Aperture while recording: in A mode, turn the aperture mid-take — depth of field changes, brightness stays put. • Manual focus: tap Focus in P, or switch the dial to focus in S, A and M. Focus peaking outlines what is sharp in red, a loupe shows the detail, and tapping the loupe returns to autofocus. • Auto macro (Film and Original engines): when a tap can't focus that close, the camera switches to macro and 0.5× turns into the flower; tap something farther away to go back. • Keep Subject: every subject in the viewfinder gets a number — tap one to keep only it, tap the background to keep them all. • The editor gains Brightness, and Keep Subject lets you tap each subject to keep it in colour or turn it grey. • New look, Natural (H): neutral and smooth colour, replacing Natural. • Watermark: from the top drawer, put your own words on every photo — set the opacity, drag them into place and pinch to size. • Tidier controls: one pop-up at a time; the quick drawer now pulls down from the top; the shutter, ISO and EV wheels go darker to the right and brighter to the left, with the scale following your finger. • Camera Control: the zoom number matches the picture, and in the Film and Original engines the slide steps between the 0.5×, 1× and 4× lenses. • Fixed the app's storage growing over time: temporary photos and videos left from the last session are cleared at launch. • Fixed haptics going quiet after visiting video; the microphone is no longer left on while taking photos.