00:00:00Apple Explains iPhone Cameras
00:00:59Why Variable Aperture?
00:05:22Pro Controls and ISO
00:08:01Photographic Styles and Film
00:11:23Apple Reference Image
00:13:48iPhone Duo for Creators
00:16:44Camera Testing and Editing
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Why add a variable aperture to the iPhone now? Apple’s camera team explains the thinking behind the iPhone 18 Pro, from manual focus and automatic ISO to film grain, halation, and Apple Reference Image. The conversation also covers the iPhone Duo and the creative possibilities of its folding design.
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