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Apple Adds Variable Aperture Support to Final Cut Camera

Apple has updated its Final Cut Camera app for iPhone, adding support for the iPhone 18 Pro's variable aperture camera. With version 2.4, users can finally adjust aperture directly—a first for iPhone—using modes like shutter priority or aperture priority. The redesigned app also brings easier access to professional settings, customizable overlays for exposure, and a tally light. The update is free and out now alongside iOS 27.

Why it mattersThis gives iPhone 18 Pro owners hands-on control over how much light their camera lets in—a tool previously reserved for dedicated professional cameras. For content creators and videographers, it means more cinematic footage right from their phone.

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9to5MacFinal Cut Camera updated with support for iPhone 18 Pro features, more5:00 PM →Apple NewsroomPrimaryFinal Cut Camera now supports variable aperture on iPhone 18 Pro5:00 PM →AppleInsiderHeadline onlyVariable aperture iPhone 18 Pro now supported by Final Cut Camera5:46 PM →MacRumorsApple Creator Studio and Final Cut Camera Get New Features5:57 PM →CNETApple’s Final Cut Camera App Gets Updated for iPhone 18 Pro’s Signature Feature7:05 PM →Tom's GuideiPhone 18 Pro variable aperture lens just added to Apple's Final Cut Camera — here's how it works8:57 PM →

How it unfolded

  • 9to5Mac Final Cut Camera updated with support for iPhone 18 Pro features, more
  • Apple Newsroom Final Cut Camera now supports variable aperture on iPhone 18 Pro
  • AppleInsider Variable aperture iPhone 18 Pro now supported by Final Cut Camera
  • MacRumors Apple Creator Studio and Final Cut Camera Get New Features
  • CNET Apple’s Final Cut Camera App Gets Updated for iPhone 18 Pro’s Signature Feature
  • Tom's Guide iPhone 18 Pro variable aperture lens just added to Apple's Final Cut Camera — here's how it works

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