Wide zooms beyond the iPhone
Lenses wider than the iPhone can shoot now preview with a grey border showing the extra area, plus gallery filters, batch likes and a first round of new vignettes.
New features
- Wide-angle zooms preview correctly even when the lens is wider than the iPhone can shoot. A grey border around the picture shows the extra area the lens would capture.
- Double tap to reset sliders to their default across the app.
- Gallery: sort and filter across All Media, Projects and Scenes.
- Like several clips at once. Lenset likes no longer sync to your Apple Photos favourites.
- Gallery thumbnails show a photo or video badge and the duration on every clip.
New lens vignettes
- ARRI / Zeiss Master Primes, Zeiss Supreme Primes, Canon K-35, LOMO Standard Primes, Leica R by Cinescope.
- Angénieux Optimo 24-290, Angénieux Optimo Style 28-76, Voigtländer Zoomar 36-82 by GLO, Canon K-35 Macro Zoom 25-120, Cooke Varotal Mk III 18-100, Cooke Taylor Hobson Varotal 20-100.
Fixes
- Director’s viewfinder on iPad and single-lens iPhones: the focal length label and vignette update correctly when the grey-border zone takes over below 27 mm.
- Gallery: scenes inside a project show the right thumbnail and clip count, and media no longer gets mixed up in the project folder.
- Cinema picker search sheets are readable again with Reduce Transparency enabled.
- Fixed a crash that could happen when taking a photo with a LUT applied.
- Recordings with wide cinema lenses save exactly what you see in the preview, including the grey border area.