Halide 3.2 unlocks full aperture control on iPhone 18 Pro
Camera app Halide has released version 3.2, letting iPhone 18 Pro users manually set any aperture in the phone’s variable lens range—not just the four stops Apple’s native Camera app allows. The update adds new Dawn and Quicksilver photo styles for all iPhones, as well as 16:9 aspect ratio shooting. Halide costs $69.99 up front or $19.99 per year for a subscription.
- Halide 3.2 offers any aperture, not just four set stops
- Manual mode adds direct ISO, shutter, and aperture control
- Two new style presets: Dawn and Quicksilver
- 16:9 aspect ratio shooting now included
- Available for $69.99 or $19.99/year subscription
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